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Wondering what to do with the mountain of cardboard that continues to grow, after you have filled your recycling bin to capacity? Or how to dispose of the Christmas tree once all the decorations are put away? Or the string lights that no longer work properly?
Westwood residents can take their holiday cardboard to 50 Carby Street in Westwood for collection in the Westwood Department of Public Works's "holiday dumpster." The dumpster is designated for holiday cardboard only - no trash, wrapping paper, twist ties, packing material or anything else. Collection times are from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the following weekdays:
Thursday, December 26
Friday, December 27
Monday, December 30
Tuesday, December 31
Thursday, January 2
Friday, January 3
Monday, January 6
Tuesday, January 7
Wednesday, January 8
Additionally, beginning January 2025, Westwood DPW will pick up Christmas trees that are set out curbside by 7:00 a.m. on residents' regularly scheduled trash collection day. To be accepted for collection, trees must be free of ornaments, hooks, tinsel, stands, plastic bags and other materials.
Don't leave any string lights on your tree. Instead, recycle string lights from December 2nd through January 6th at Westwood High School Westwood Public Library, and Westwood Recreation/Pool Lobby.
For more information on Westwood DPW's collection dates and policies, click here.
Sunny, with a high of 32 and low of -2 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear for the afternoon and evening,
The Select Board has no one to blame but themselves for what has transpired the past two days.
Thank you for your commnet with some very valid observations. As a resident of over 35 years I have participated in the past in Town Meeting and do vote. But now, as with other senior residents, it is not always possible to attend the Select Board meeting in the evening.
This didn't need to happen. Unfortunately, out of everything described of said individual, by the individual, there were key attributes not recognized and spoken of.
Rob - your departure is Westwood's loss. I know well the time, effort and energy our elected officials expend. Thank you for all you have done on Westwood's behalf.
Chris McKeown
337 people showed up on a cold February night to vote against a non-binding resolution.
Yes, they did.
And this attendance and participation demonstrates how strongly folks on both sides of this issue feel about it, and how a majority of voters want the Select Board to withdraw from the lawsuit. It was a far larger turnout than in annual town meetings.
It is false to assume a large majority of voters want the Select Board to withdraw. You can only say that the majority who showed up wanted to say that. According to Google AI, the average turnout at annual town meetings is 3.9% from 2018-2025, this was 4.6%.
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