WestfordCAT’s Patty Stocker Zoom chats with the Lowell Humane Society’s Marketing and Fundraising and Marketing Director, Crystal Arnott, to find out what is happening at the shelter during the COVID-19 outbreak and to meet a super smart Siberian Husky/German Shepherd mix available for adoption in these trying times.
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WestfordCAT Production Coordinator, Patty Stocker, chat’s via Zoom with Westford Health Director Jeff Stephens to get an update on COVID-19. Continue Reading →
The Select Board sets a new safety policy for community gardeners; the Coronavirus has the Board of Health thinking ahead to warm days at the beach; the School Committee is updated on how the schools are continuing the free lunch program while students are home until May 4. Continue Reading →
Westford Town Moderator, Susan McNeill Suphler, alerts residents that due to COVID-19, the Annual Town Meeting has been postponed until May 2, 2020. Continue Reading →
The Westford Business Association held their 6th annual Town Manager Meeting on March 4, 2020 at Juniper Networks in Westford. Hosted by Eastern Bank’s AVP Bank Manager, Paul Playe, four of the area’s town administrators gave presentations regarding the economic developments within Acton, Chelmsford, Littleton, and Westford. Continue Reading →
With individuals self isolating and Governor Charlie banning restaurants from allowing clientele to dine in, retailers and eateries are suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic. WestfordCAT News visits Westford Valley Marketplace to see how local business are faring. Continue Reading →
Horton and Sam are two bonded, male, American Chinchilla Rabbits looking to be adopted together. They are 8 months old and available now for adoption at the Lowell Humane Society. Continue Reading →
A member of the School Committee and the president of the teachers’ union clash; Select Board members learn what a Fence Viewer is; the Board of Health discusses COVID-19. Continue Reading →
Twinkie is a 6-year-old, domestic shorthair cat, who enjoys treats and playing with toy mice. He is independent, playful and inquisitive. Twinkie will do best in a quiet, peaceful home with older, respectful children and no other pets. Continue Reading →
Westford Town Historians, Geoff Hall and Rich McLaughlin, will be presenting the History of North Westford at the Stony Brook School on March 30 at 7 p.m. Through an in depth presentation including a 150 plus image slideshow, they will share highlights of North Westford’s history from the earliest known inhabitants of the town to the present day population. Continue Reading →
Twelve-year-old Jewels is a friendly, laid back, Labrador retriever who has been at the Lowell Humane Society since December. She is considered “relaxed” by shelter staff and because of it, has gone on many excursions and is considered to be a great companion. Continue Reading →
Superintendent Bill Olsen’s contract extension is still under consideration by the School Committee; the Select Board approved a Council on Aging Transportation Hardship Policy for residents in need of transportation; Newport Materials will finally begin monitoring traffic on Route 40. Continue Reading →
The Cameron Senior Center is holding a logo design contest. The Cameron is in the process of developing a new website and would like to update their logo. They are asking designers to submit their logo to Jennifer Claro by March 20. Continue Reading →
Local watercolor painter, John Giannino, is the Parish Center for the Arts’ Artist of the Month. Getting his inspiration from the New England coastline, much of Giannino’s paintings depict seascapes, fishing villages, and working boat scenes. Continue Reading →
