PHOTOS: WestFest 2022

dji_fly_20220924_140356_525_1664042774822_photo — An overhead shot of the Stony Brook field during WestFest. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)

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WESTFORD — The Westford Education Foundation held its annual WestFest fundraiser, packed with town non-profits, vendors and carnival games.

Friends of East Boston Camps Board Member Marcia Stokes showsLuis and Mia Hernandez animal tracks. (Photos/Ben Domaingue)
Day School Parent Teacher Organization hosts its game - Duck Dash. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)
Sudhish Meghwal attempts to land a shot in Westford Youth Lacrosse's target practice. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)
Clark Tracy runs through a maze set up by Fresh Start Food Gardens. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)
A special mopment between Sabrina Berthold (right) and her former nanny Leslie Higgins, who had not seen Berthold in over six years. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)
Liam Walsh lands a pie to the face on Crisafulli School Principal Sharon Kennelly. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)
Good Pickin' Farm showcased a variety of animals in its pop-up petting zoo, including chickens, goats and guinea pigs. (Photo/Ben Domaingue)

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