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Thanks to the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office for contributing this news to Westwood Minute.
Following the success of a soft-launch in March, the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office in partnership with the Vanessa T. Marcotte Foundation hosted the first of a series of free self-defense classes for women in Braintree on June 6th. Additional classes are planned to be held throughout Norfolk County.
“After the overwhelmingly positive response of our soft launch in March, I am proud that the NCSO and Vanessa T. Marcotte Foundation can partner together for this life-saving opportunity for our county’s women,” said Sheriff McDermott.
Participants in the June 6th class learned a variety of self-defense techniques as well as strategies to improve situational awareness. The NCSO provided instructors trained by the Vanessa T. Marcotte Foundation who guided participants through the two-hour long program.
The next class will be held on June 26th in Quincy at the Kennedy Center (440 East Squantum Street). The class is currently full but is accepting registrations for the waitlist. Waitlisted participants will be given priority for future announced classes.
To learn more about these free trainings or register, visit www.vtmf.org.
Photo courtesy of Norfolk County Sheriff's Office. An instructor works with a participant in a free self-defense training for women in Norfolk County.Yay Westwood! To look up whether specific items are recyclable in our carts (only clean paper, cardboard, bottles, cans and rigid containers), check out the searchable Recyclopedia here https://recyclesmartma.org/
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The rebooted project has been described as about 20 percent smaller in square footage and about $1.62 million or 4 percent less expensive than the prior proposal, using dollars not adjusted for inflation.…. Is this really better?
No. But it’s only going to get worse. Just like it would have been better to build a combined station. Let’s just vote Yes before it gets any worse.
Get worse? It did. This latest plan is a farce. 40,000,000? So much for the steering committee doing their research. Anybody take the time to read the opponent's reference in the question #10 mailing from the town? His example being what thery did in Rockland? About what we could get for so much less.