It's COVID and more COVID for Health Director Jeff Stephens; Chris Barrett and members of the Pedestrian Safety Committee get the go ahead on a sidewalk design project; local musician Marcia Macres tells us why art empowers women; Westford Academy's "Fall 2" sports are in full swing.
2020 started out like any other year but certainly didn't end that way. Take a look back on all the twists and turns throughout the year as covered by your local news station, WestfordCAT.
This week on WestfordCAT News, students learn the fate of winter sports in the public schools; there's been no increase in clients at the Westford Food Pantry -- yet; Westford's Health Director discusses the state's shutdown roll back and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout; WestfordCAT's holiday auction was a smash.
Town’s veterans are celebrated virtually; Superintendent Bill Olsen has a lot of COVID - 19 news to share; Town Social Worker Alison Christopher details a new rental assistance program; Health Director Jeff Stephens explains the governor's revised pandemic shutdown orders.
This week on WestfordCAT News, resident Brian Mahony explains why he created a Kindness Westford Facebook page; Westford Academy sophomore Austin DeSisto brings high school sports coverage to WestfordCAT; we explain what a sign, an 8-year-old girl, and a pile of leaves have in common.
This week on WestfordCAT News, sports are back at Westford Academy; Senator Ed Kennedy gives a rundown on his Legislative activities; WestfordCAT joins the Roudenbush Town-Wide Yard Sale.
