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Wearing masks to disguise their identities, the Westwood Kindness Ninjas have continued their streak of anonymous good deeds, by paying a visit late Thursday afternoon, June 18 to Highland Glen senior living apartments.
In their most recent activity, the Westwood Kindness Ninjas delivered decorative notes of encouragement, which they gave to a staff member at the office, and received positive feedback in response.
Previously, the secretive group made up of a small number of adults and children left packages of Hot Wheels toy cars outside the Target store on University Avenue and the School Street Playground in Westwood for finders to pick up and take home, for free.
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Thank you for this article! The simple rule of thumb for what is acceptable isONLY clean paper, cardboard, and empty bottles, cans, and rigid containers at least the size of a tennis ball.
Sunny, with a high of 66 and low of 41 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
No. We were presented with a cost of $38.1M. Not once, but twice. With the end result of 'No' both times.
How is $40M now, 4% less than $38.1?
And what's this out of nowhere number of $41.6M? In case someone forgot, again, we were presented with $38.1M.
Great catch, Brian, and sincere apologies for the confusion. You are correct that Westwood Minute's previous reporting focused on $38.1 million as the project cost voted down by residents in 2025.
Hi Darlene - Thanks for updating.