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Free and open to the public,register at https://westwoodlibrary.libcal.com/calendar?cid=-1&t=m&d=0000-00-00&cal… Children in grades 2-5 and their caregivers are invited to hear acclaimed poet Richard Blanco, the first Latino poet to read at a Presidential Inauguration, talk about growing up as a Cuban-American child in Miami and read his poems (in English and Spanish). A book sale thanks to staff from Bunny Books & Toys and signing by Richard Blanco will take place after the reading.
Adults must accompany children in grades 2-5 to this event and must register their names and number of children they will bring.
This program is presented by Westwood Poet Laureate Lynne Viti and Youth Poet Laureate Lucie Sechler. Children in grades 2-5 and their caregivers are invited to hear acclaimed poet Richard Blanco, the first Latino poet to read at a Presidential Inauguration, talk about growing up as a Cuban-American child in Miami and read his poems (in English and Spanish). A book sale and signing will take place after the reading. Adults must be accompanying children ages 7-10. Funded in part by Mass.Cultural Council and the Westwood Public Library's 21st Century Fund.
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First of all, the intersection improvements are scheduled for the upcoming years and they are not related to Westwood at all.
The plaza on 109 where the Post Office is located would be a prime site for a modern development. It is a relic from the 1950#. Why haven’t the town planners sought a project for that location?
This is Route 1, the most heavily commercialized corridor in the region, and calling this an “existential threat” isn’t based in reality.