Westford Academy’s Athletic Director, Jeff Bunyon, talks about the upcoming fall sports season; Ellen Harde takes residents on a magical history tour; the Board of Selectmen give National Grid the green light to take down trees that could potentially cause power lines to snap. Continue Reading →
Join Town Engineer Paul Starratt along with Highway Supervisor Chip Barrett as they conduct a hands-on tour of the town’s stormwater infrastructure and equipment to show you exactly what Westford is doing to stay in compliance with these regulations. Town Treasurer and Tax Collector Christine Collins completes the tour by addressing the financial impact. Continue Reading →
Charlie is a 2-year-old, female, French Bulldog, who has been at the Lowell Humane Society since July. She a playful little lass who will do best in an adult only home. Continue Reading →
This week on WestfordCAT News, see myriad ways a local family is getting support during their time of need; the Lights Camera Action Video Camp kids descend on Westford CAT; we show you around the Community Garden and how more than vegetables are growing there. Continue Reading →
Nesquik is an eight year old, male, stray cat brought to the Lowell Humane Society back in April. Continue Reading →
The peaches, nectarines, and apricots are ripe and ready at Hill Orchard and Farmer Dave takes us inside; the Day School has a new, sentimental brick walkway installed entirely by volunteers; a forgotten Westford Fire Commissioner finally gets remembered by one of his own. Continue Reading →
Low key Stella is an eleven year old pit bull mix that loves belly rubs, chilling on the couch, and rolling in the grass. She’s available now for adoption at the Lowell Humane Society. Continue Reading →
The Northwest of Boston Fresh Air Fund welcomed 13 New York City children to Westford on Monday, July 29th, as their bus arrived at Nashoba Valley Technical High School. The Fresh Air Fund is an independent, non profit agency that has provided free summer experiences to more than 1.8 million New York City children from low-income communities since 1877. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, August 1st at 4:00 p.m., the Town of Westford is providing the public an opportunity to learn more about the town’s stormwater infrastructure, how it works, what the town does for maintenance and what needs to be done to stay in compliance with EPA and DEP regulations. Continue Reading →
Meet the Pepper Boys – Habanero, Poblano, and Dragon’s Breath – three, part-Himalayan Rats available now for adoption at the Lowell Humane Society. Rats make excellent pets, according to shelter Volunteer Coordinator, Marie Baillargeon, who says “…they’re very intelligent; they’re very sweet and they’re very social. They want to be around people.” Continue Reading →
This week on WestfordCAT News a beloved elementary school principal sustains a serious spinal cord injury, a cherished historic tree in the town center reaches the end of its life, fire shuts down a popular restaurant in the Nabnasset section, and this week’s feature highlights the Summer School for the Performing Arts at Westford Academy. Continue Reading →
Described as a gentle giant by the Lowell Humane Society’s Volunteer Coordinator Marie Baillargeon, Igor, a 103 pound, American bull dog mix is available now for adoption at the Lowell Humane Society. He has been a staff favorite at the shelter since he arrived in early July, Baillargeon said. Continue Reading →
Nine years ago Jody Marchand of Westford lost her 17-year-old, college-bound daughter, Olivia, to a horrific act of domestic violence. Continue Reading →
Watch the video of the entire Lights for Liberty rally on the Westford Town Common on July 12, 2019. Continue Reading →
