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Upon completing their competition in the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, and after a much-needed break, Olympian figure skaters - including individual gold medalist Alysa Liu - will be heading to Norwood to showcase their talents at The Skating Club of Boston's Ice Chips: A World Journey on Saturday, February 28th and Sunday, March 1st.
Joining Liu in her first performance after returning to the U.S. will be Max Naumov, Spencer Howe, and Emily Chan, who all have trained at the Norwood skating club location.
"We are so excited to come home after competing in Milan and performing in front of a local crowd at Ice Chips," said Howe.
Howe and his partner, Emily Chan, are current U.S. pairs pewter medalists. At the 2026 Olympics this month, the pair finished 7th - the highest finish of the two U.S. pairs teams.
"It's appropriate that this year's theme for the show is a 'World's Journey' because this past season has truly been an amazing journey for us as we traveled around the world culminating in our Olympic experience in Italy," said Howe.
Great news to wake up to
Congratulations, Erin, a well-deserved victory and a voice we sorely need in our town government.
Congratulation to all👏. It is a welcome out come to see some new faces and voice add to the town government.
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 54 and low of 45 degrees. Patchy light drizzle in the morning, patchy rain nearby for the afternoon, partly cloudy during the evening, mist overnight.
This is one of the most up-lifting posts I've read in a while. Thank you for sharing (and inspiring).
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.