ADOPTABLE PET: Lively Pup Layla Looking for an Outdoor Lifestyle

11 month old Layla is an energetic, intelligent, and playful Staffordshire Terrier puppy looking for an active adopter who enjoys the outdoors. She would do best in a home with a big yard where she could run around and an adopter who would take her for plenty of walks.

WestfordCAT Weekly News – May 14, 2021

We introduce you to the School Committee’s Kathryn Clear and the Select Board’s John Cunningham; Superintendent Bill Olsen makes a statement regarding history teacher Mike Colson; rocks are needed for a stone wall restoration project; the Select Board reviews a citizen’s position to ban outboard motors on Keyes Pond.

ADOPTABLE PET: Affectionate, Black Cat Madame Needs a Loving Home

Ten-year-old Madame is an outgoing, affectionate black cat looking for a family that wants an avid companion. She was surrendered to the Lowell Humane Society when her previous owners were going through some personal issues and could not give her the attention and loving atmosphere she enjoys.

WestfordCAT Weekly News – May 7, 2021

It was a big election upset for the School Committee; the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee gets rolling; the Community Gardens open for the season; local landscape/seascape painter is inspired by nature.

WestfordCAT Weekly News – April 30, 2021

Select board members listen to proponents and opponents of a rail trail art installation; the School Committee gets an update on negotiations with a Westford Academy History teacher, the select board bids farewell to two key figures at Town Hall, the Abbot School has a StoryWalk surprise.

WestfordCAT Weekly News – April 16, 2021

The town wide election is shaping up to be a sizzler; we tell you who’s running and for what seats; we update you on the latest alleged criminal activities going on in town; meet published photographer, Nancy Rich, the Parish Center for the Arts’ Artist of the Month.

ADOPTABLE PET: 15 Year Old Tiny Has a Big Heart Full of Love

Tiny is a 15 year old domestic shorthair surrendered to the Lowell Humane Society because his owner was having medical issues. Tiny is shy and reserved at first, but once he earns your trust (and given treats!), he will be your best friend forever.