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Westwood Risks Contamination charges
Contamination in Westwood’s recycling stream is quickly becoming an expensive problem. In December of 2023 Waste Management notified Westwood that the town is well above an upper limit of 10% contamination and will be charged an annual penalty of $25,000 in addition to regular charges... more...Get onboard as WHS presents: ‘Anything Goes’
Reno Sweeney, Billy Crocker, Moonface Martin and Hope Harcourt will soon be setting sail on the S.S. American when Westwood High School (WHS) students bring the hit musical “Anything Goes” to the stage. Senior Maddie McDaniels plays Reno Sweeney, a former evangelist turned nightclub performer... more...Pine Hill Elementary holds open house
By Madison Butkus Hometown Weekly Reporter In honor of the opening of the brand-new Pine Hill Elementary School this month, an Open House was held for Westwood residents last Friday, March 8th. As soon as the doors opened, crowds of families, friends, and residents streamed... more...Pine Hill students celebrate the first day of school
Excitement was in the air when more than 400 Westwood students entered the doors of the new Pine Hill Elementary School for the first time on Tuesday, February 27. “Today was fantastic,” said fifth-grade teacher Katie Ennis on the occasion. “The morning was just buzzing.... more...COA celebrates Trish Tucke
By Madison Butkus Hometown Weekly Reporter This past Friday, March 1st, friends, family, and Westwood Council on Aging (COA) members gathered together to celebrate Operations Manager Trish Tucke on her retirement. After 16 incredible years, Trish is ready to say goodbye, with her first vacation... more...Westwood welcomes poet Richard Blanco
By Julia Beauregard Hometown Weekly Editor On Thursday, February 22, the Westwood Public Library (WPL) hosted acclaimed Cuban-American poet Richard Blanco in the culminating event of the Westwood Children’s Poetry Festival. Children in grades 2-5 and their caregivers were invited to this event, and over... more...Local artist displays work of youths
By Julia Beauregard Hometown Weekly Editor Erin Hawkins, a resident artist, teacher, and instructional designer, has recently curated an exhibition featuring the artwork of local children (Kindergarten - 7th grade) at the Westwood Public Library (WPL). The pieces on display originate from various after-school art... more...Seniors prepare for spring
By Madison Butkus Hometown Weekly Reporter With spring time right around the corner, the Westwood Council on Aging (COA) hosted Suzie Canale to talk with seniors all about Orchids this past Friday, February 16th. Topics of discussion for this event included planting, feeding, and maintaining... more...
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