The Lowell Humane Society is holding its annual Holiday Bazaar and Photos With Santa event on Saturday, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec. 8 at from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Continue Reading →
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ADOPTABLE PET: Add a Little Sunshine To Your Home With Shady
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One-year-old Shady is a white, Flemish Giant rabbit, brought to the Lowell Humane Society because his family could not donate enough time to keep this playful, inquisitive bunny engaged. He is smart, active, and litter box trained. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Animals
State Representative Holds Sun Santa/Toys for Tots Fundraiser Dec. 5 at Franco-American Club
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The Jim Arciero Sun Santa/Toys for Tots Fundraiser will be held from 6 – 8 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5 at the Franco American Club, 55 West Prescott Street, Westford. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holidays/Events
ADOPTABLE PET – Winter is Best Spent With Cuddles and Snowflake
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Fourteen-year-old, Cuddles, and 13-year-old, Snowflake, are a father and daughter, bonded pair of cats looking for a home together. They are described by the Lowell Humane Society’s Marketing and Fundraising Manager, Crystal Arnott, as affectionate and friendly, and because they are both in their senior years, their adoption fee will be waived by shelter. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Animals
ADOPTABLE PET: Scoot to Meet Scamper at Lowell Humane Society
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Thirteen year old, Scamper, was found abandoned in apartment before being brought to the Lowell Humane Society back in June. Described by the shelter’s marketing and fundraising manager, Crystal Arnott, as “affectionate, sweet, and friendly”, Scamper is an agile and active cat for her age. She loves being brushed and getting belly rubs. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Animals
WestfordCAT Weekly News – November 8, 2019
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Injured school principal Kevin LaCoste pays a visit to the Robinson Elementary School to read to a book to his students. See what famous singer/songer writer pays tribute to him in a video. Westford health officials give tips on avoiding the flu. A real estate developer is bringing some new restaurants to town. Continue Reading →
Filed under: 01886 Report, Animals, Arts, Business, CATNews Updates, Government, Local Government, Schools
VIDEO: ‘Short History of Westford’ Presentation at Westford Museum
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Westford historians, Geoff Hall and Rich MacLaughlin, will present “A Short History of Westford” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at the Westford Museum. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Cultural, Nature and History
ADOPTABLE PET: Black Lab Zira is Looking For Her Forever Home Again
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Zira is a 6-year-old black lab that was featured in June. She was recently brought back to the Lowell Humane Society after her adopters were unable to devote enough time to her separation anxiety issues, according to shelter staff, who said she’d do well in a home with older, dog-savvy kids. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Animals
VIDEO: Full Length Interview with Injured Robinson School Principal Kevin LaCoste
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What started as a daily walk with his family on a warm, summer evening this past July, ended with a tragic accident that changed his life and united a community to come to his aid. Robinson Elementary School Principal, Kevin LaCoste, talks with WestfordCAT’s, Patty Stocker, in his newly renovated home after three months of hospitalization and therapy on October 22. Continue Reading →
Filed under: CATNews Updates
VIDEO: Westford Academy Graduate and UConn Sophomore Hosts STEM For Girls Program; Part 4
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In this episode of STEM For Girls By Girls in STEM, Westford Academy graduate and UConn sophomore, Serena Beri, covers the importance of problem solving; how to improve one’s problem solving skills, and how to come up with solutions for real world problems. She also touches on the growth of 3D printing in the medical field and her guests, Nandu Vellal, of 3D Educational Services and Amita Vellal, of the Pajama Llamas FLL team, discuss 3D printing’s use in the education, movie, automotive, food, and space industries. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Cultural, Technology
WestfordCAT Weekly News – November 1, 2019
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We bring you the results and highlights of the October 28th Special Town Meeting; the Select Board continues to work toward a bylaw change regarding AirBnBs in town; we show you how one woman discovered empowerment through her art. Continue Reading →
Filed under: 01886 Report, Animals, Arts, CATNews Updates, Cultural, Government, Local Government, Nature and History
Long Haired Brownie is Barn Owner’s Dream
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Three year old Brownie, is an affectionate, three year old, long haired cat available now for adoption at the Lowell Humane Society. Described by the shelter’s Marketing and Fundraising Manager, Crystal Arnott, as an “avid hunter”, Brownie “loves to adventure outside.” Although Brownie is “very curious, very active” and “independent, she is also very affectionate, says Arnott. “She loves people. She loves to sit next to you. She loves to be pet.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Animals
WestfordCAT Weekly News – October 25, 2019
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We interview Kevin LaCoste, the Robinson Elementary School principal severely injured in July, after he returns home from months of hospitalization and therapy; we show you the new handheld devices voters will use at Special Town Meeting on October 28th; we feature a WA and UMass Lowell graduate’s unique photographs that are on exhibit at his alma mater. Continue Reading →
Filed under: 01886 Report, Animals, Arts, CATNews Updates, Cultural, Fundraiser, Government, Local Government
ADOPTABLE PET: Active Amra Needs Room to Roam
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Amra, is a 2-year-old terrier/pit bull mix brought into the Lowell Humane Society in the beginning of September. Continue Reading →
