As a raging pandemic virus covered the globe this year, Westford residents looked for novel ways to wait out COVID-19 and stay safe. Continue Reading →
Joyce Pellino Crane, News Director
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10-Minute Citizen Saves Viewers Time; Nov. 10 Meeting Abbreviated
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The Select Board has a long list of thank-yous to the Town staff and volunteers who made our election happen, followed by discussions about the futures of 51 Main St., 12 North Main St., and the Energy Committee, as well as the date of Annual Town Meeting next year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Local Government
Certified Electoral Votes Confirm Biden’s Election to Presidency
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Michigan State Board of Canvassers voted on Nov. 23 to certify the state election reults, formally granting President-Elect Joe Biden the state’s 16 electoral votes. SOURCE: CNN Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Cultural, Election, Local Government
WestfordCAT Disclaimer
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WestfordCAT and its employees take no responsibility for commentaries, opinions, written or recorded, erroneous information, content expressed by WestfordCAT members, board members, volunteers, or sponsors. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, COVID-19, Election
COMMENTARY: Massachusetts Citizens Deserve Fair Elections
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Some people claim that Joe Biden won the 2020 Presidential election while others claim Trump won in a landslide. Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Election
WESTFORD CLIMATE ACTION: Arlington Energy Manager to Speak on Reducing Greenhouse Gases
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Westford Climate Action is hosting “Meeting the Net Zero Challenge” with Ken Pruitt, Town of Arlington Energy Manager on December 3 at 2 p.m. Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Cultural, Environment, Local Government
Bright Lights, Santa, and Bells Everywhere; Westford Rings in the Holidays
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Westford’s tree lighting ceremony took place on Nov. 29 attracting more than the 100 maximum onlookers, presented by COVID-19 guidelines. But all was well when Santa arrived by horse drawn carriage. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Arts, COVID-19, Cultural, Holidays/Events, Nature and History, Nature and History
VIDEO: Westford Girl Scouts Ringing in 2021 with ‘Signs of Hope’
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As 2020 comes to a close, residents are encouraged to join Westford Girl Scouts in ringing in 2021 with Signs of Hope. For a small donation ($6-$10*) you may sponsor a sign sharing your hopes for the new yearwith the entire Westford community. Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Cultural, Holidays/Events, Holidays/Events
Weathering the Weather with Ed
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Rain develops this afternoon and it becomes heavy at times. Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Cultural, Environment, Weather
What’s Happening at the J.V. Fletcher Library
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Kids Craft Bundles: Starting in December, request a craft bundle that includes a book checked out to you and a complete craft kit. We will let you know the skill level required because each craft is not exclusively for one age group. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, COVID-19, Cultural
CHERYL A. MAJOR: Tips for Getting Processed Foods Out of Your Diet
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If you commit to getting processed foods out of your diet and to a gradual transition to healthier eating, you will be more like to be successful with your healthy eating goals. Continue Reading →
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Year 32 for Tree Lighting Ceremony on Westford Town Common
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The tree lighting ceremony held each holiday season on the town Common always belonged to the Girl Scouts. Carols sung, hot chocolate sipped, cookies eaten — year after year residents showed up on the Sunday after Thanksgiving to see the lights on the tree illuminated. Continue Reading →
Filed under: COVID-19, Cultural, Holidays/Events
Girl Scouts Recognized with Bronze Award for Producing Bear Safety Video
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State Rep. James Arciero recently recognized four scouts from Westford Girl Scout Troop 69104 for their recent achievement of receiving the Bronze Award… Continue Reading →
Filed under: Civic Events, Holidays/Events
COMMENTARY: Recalling an Expression of Gratitude as a Young Child
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The box arrived unexpectedly at the front door of my girlfriend’s home, delighting my friend’s mother who pulled out a woolen coat. Continue Reading →
