Sixteen Westfield Public Schools student musicians will perform with Region II intermediate school ensembles in March including the following students from Edison Intermediate School (L-R): Arboria Abrams, Olivia Alvaro, Serena Shih, Arianna Desai, Ethan Co, Alejandro Phillips Vazquez, Ajay Bastianpillai, Lilia Duval, Andrew Song, Emma Wang, and Arav Sheth.
Three Westfield High School student musicians performed recently with the All-State Band, while 16 intermediate students were accepted into Region II ensembles.
Twelfth graders Nolan Daly (Trumpet), Charlie Hu (Oboe), and Sarah Lincoln (Contrabass...
WESTFIELD STUDENT FINALISTS RECOGNIZED AT11TH ANNUAL PALOOZA
On Jan. 30, the Westfield High School Dream Team recognized student finalists in the the 11th Annual Palooza Contest for their submissions of posters, poetry, and public service announcements depicting the theme,
“Be Kind To Your Mind, Live Drug-Free.”
The Westfield High School Dream Team, in partnership with The Albert Anthony Kayal Foundation and The Mattthew Thomas Toriello Memorial Fund, recently recognized student finalists in the the 11th Annual WHS Dream Team Palooza Contest for their submissions of posters, poetry, and public...
Winter, a season often filled with cozy blankets, warm beverages and holiday festivities, can be joyful in many ways. While for many it’s a time of comfort and celebration, for others, the winter months can bring about a different experience—one marked by the persistent cloud of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), commonly known as seasonal depression.
By Kathryn Malone, LCSW
To inspire healthier communities through compassionate, evidence-based mental health treatment; science-driven education; and trusted, accessible resources.
Lukin Center
Driven by Science. Led by Compassion
As the days...
Prepare to embark on a captivating journey through the sweet wonders of maple sugaring at Reeves-Reed Arboretum. In celebration of nature’s bounty and the cherished tradition of turning sap into liquid gold, the Arboretum will be hosting a delightful Maple Sugaring Festival that promises fun, education, and a taste of pure sweetness.
The day’s activities will include exploring the Arboretum’s woodland trails, partaking in the Maple Sugaring Challenge, demonstrations and activities, a winter story trail and art exhibit, hot cocoa, maple vendors, and more! By taking part in the Maple Sugaring...
Your name: Danielle Levitt
CSA name: Westfield Area CSA
Website: www.westfieldareacsa.com
email: westfieldcsa@gmail.com
What is a CSA?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It’s a model of cooperation between a local farmer and a community that supports him in exchange for a share of the farmer’s harvest. Members buy a share in the farmer’s harvest, giving the farmer peace of mind with a guaranteed income while members receive a weekly delivery of freshly picked produce directly from the farmer. We like to say, “Know your farmer, know your food.”
What inspired you to start a...
Organization: Best Friend Dog and Animal Adoption, Inc.
Location: P.O Box 335, Cranford NJ 07016. We are a foster based rescue and do not currently have an adoption or holding facility.
Contact Information: email: bestfrienddogadopt@gmail.com, Instagram: @bestfriendadopt, Facebook: Best Friend Dog and Animal Adoption, Inc, Facebook (Thrift shop): Best Friend Thrift Store
What is Best Friends Dog & Animal Adoption?
Best Friend Dog and Animal Adoption, Inc is an all volunteer organization that is committed to providing a safe haven for rescued stray and abandoned animals by supplying...
Family member names Stephanie, Craig, Andrew, Joshua
Type of Breed Dog
PET’S NAME Brooklyn Heights Ashinoff
MALE OR FEMALE Female
PET’s AGE 2
Where/why did you get your pet?
We adopted our dog from Big Dog Rescue Project, a group dedicated to the protection and adoption of all types of dogs, not just large breeds. We rescued Brooklyn to do our part as animal lovers in protecting those in need. After our first dog had passed, it was important to our family to fill the dog-sized hole in our hearts and our couches. It meant the world to be able to give Brooklyn a home, and cannot thank her enough...
By Amelia Katz
Before the creation of film and the creation of screens, writing was the only way that ideas could travel around the world. The only way to get an idea of what life was like for others was to sit down and read about it.
Today, with the ability to communicate with anyone we want at any time, some forms of communication have been lost. The rise of technology created a shift in the way younger generations communicate and learn. Libraries are starting to feel obsolete, and is that something we can truly afford? What is the price that we are paying by digitizing everything and moving...
BY ROZ GIUDITTA,
MARKETING AND OUTREACH MANAGER
February is Black History Month, and the Westfield Memorial Library and the Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr. Association of Westfield invite you to celebrate! Panel discussions, art exhibits, and music – all honoring the generations of African Americans who struggled to achieve full citizenship in American society.
Black History Month Events at the Library
Saturday, February 3 at 1:00pm
Opening Reception. Refreshments will be served.
Saturday, February 3 at 2:00pm
Our Westfield: The Black Experience
A panel of Westfield elders...