This week on WestfordCAT News, we preview two important articles to be voted on at Special Town Meeting; we talk with the Westford Academy junior behind the climate strike rally on the town common next week; we get the scoop on the neon pink police cruiser seen around town. Continue Reading →
Two year old stray, Johnny Cakes Cobbler, is described by Lowell Humane Society staff as a “sweet and cuddly boy” who is looking for that special family to take him into their home. Even though he is playful and active, Johnny Cakes Cobbler is also described as affectionate and he loves to be pet. Continue Reading →
an arrest has been made in connection with the woman found dead on Providence Road last winter; this year’s Westfest draws hundreds to the Stony Brook School; Westford Animal Control releases a red tailed hawk back into the wild after months of rehabilitation. Continue Reading →
Recently sixteen baby parakeets, ranging from three to six months old, were brought into the Lowell Humane Society after the home they lived in had too many accidental litters. The shelter would prefer that these colorful, little birds are adopted, at the least, in pairs. Continue Reading →
Westford Animal Control officers released a red tailed hawk into wild on Sept. 30 after it had spent almost three months rehabilitating at Tufts Wildlife Clinic in Grafton. Continue Reading →
The School Committee discusses the vaping problem at the high school; the J.V. Fletcher Library bids farewell to a centuries old oak; and renovations continue at Kevin LaCoste’s family home to make it wheelchair accessible. Continue Reading →
The opening reception of the 2019-20 season kicks off on Sunday, October 6 from 12 – 4 p.m. with award-winning photographer James Peddle. Continue Reading →
Four month old Burma is what the Lowell Humane Society describes as a “spirit” kitten – a cat that has had little to no contact with humans which makes her extremely nervous and shy with new people and new environments. Once Burma feels comfortable and safe, she is content to sit on one’s lap and be pet, but a potential adopter will need to be patient with her. Continue Reading →
We take you to Forge Pond Beach where Phase I of a restoration project has begun; we go behind the scenes with bee keepers at a Westford apiary; there’s ground breaking at the LaCoste home to make it wheelchair accessible. Continue Reading →
In this episode of STEM For Girls By Girls in STEM, Westford Academy graduate and UConn Sophomore, Serena Beri, focuses on First Robotic Competitions for high schoolers, the steps needed to build life size robots, and how various sub teams work together to complete a project. She also speaks with an Olin College of Engineering junior on how robotics has helped this former FRC Devil Bots Team Captain in her electrical engineering major. Continue Reading →
Finn is a four year old, black cat that has been at the Lowell Humane Society since the end of June. He would not do well in a home with other cats, but has lived with a dog in the past. Continue Reading →
Dozens of Westford residents along with town and public safety officials gathered in the courtyard next to town hall on September 11, 2019 to observe the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the US that took the lives of 2,977 men, women and children. Continue Reading →
This week on WestfordCAT News, Central Mosquito Control sprays fields in town to protect young athletes from EEE; town and public safety officials gather on September 11th to remember those affected by a series of terrorist attacks on the United States 18 years ago. Continue Reading →
Eight year old Pucca and 10 year old Betty Boop are a mother/daughter, chihuahua duo looking for a new home. Continue Reading →
