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By Jen Skala Bodio
Rain didn't dampen the festivities at the Westwood Young Women’s Club’s 3rd annual HarvestFest on October 21st! The event moved indoors at Westwood's Martha Jones School for a day of fall fun, including pumpkin decorating, crafts, music, storytime, an obstacle course, and cookie decorating. Hundreds of guests enjoyed sweets, cider, food trucks, and there was even a tented petting zoo outside for young animal enthusiasts.
Photo by Asanka Moehring, WYWC.Tickets sales and sponsorships from HarvestFest support important causes in the community, including the Westwood Early Childhood Council, the Council on Aging, a scholarship at WHS, and more. The WYWC has supported the Westwood community through service, fundraising, and family-friendly events since 1971. The nonprofit group always welcomes new members interested in serving Westwood and connecting with our community. Learn more at wywc.org.
Photo by Asanka Moehring, WYWC.
Photo by Asanka Moehring, WYWC.A petting zoo delighted guests of all ages at HarvestFest.
Photo by Asanka Moehring, WYWC.Plenty of pumpkins were available for decorating with spooky or silly designs.
Photos by Asanka Moehring, WYWC.HarvestFest was a wonderful way to celebrate the fall season.
Thanks to Jen Skala Bodio, Stephanie Lancia, and Westwood Young Women's Club for contributing this news to Westwood Minute.
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/
Has there been a breakdown of how much of the contaminated recycling comes from commercial vs. residential recycling bins?
Sunny, with a high of 59 and low of 35 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear during the afternoon and evening,
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.