Greetings and Welcome to Nov 3rd’s Town Hall Happenings!

First Selectwoman’s Opening Note
I was so gratified to see so many members of our community come together this past Wednesday to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to reject hate in all its forms. Throughout our history, Weston has been a community that comes together in times of need, offering support and compassion to our neighbors. Now, as we witness an alarming increase in hate incidents following the recent disturbing terrorist attack by Hamas in Israel, we have come together once again. A recent audit by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has revealed that Antisemitic Incidents Hit The Highest Level Ever Recorded in Connecticut. This deeply troubling trend cannot and will not be tolerated in our town. We want you to know that we are vigilantly monitoring these disturbing trends, and we are working in close collaboration with the ADL, faith leaders, and our dedicated law enforcement agencies to publicly denounce and combat these incidents within our community. In Weston, there is no room for hate, and there is no tolerance for anti-Semitic behavior. Our town has always thrived on the principles of inclusivity, respect, and support for one another. We are proud of our diversity, and we are committed to ensuring that every resident feels safe, valued, and heard. We are stronger when we stand together, and we will overcome these challenges as a united community.

Detour Alert!
This weekend, the CTDOT is replacing the I-95 southbound bridge over Saugatuck Avenue at Exit 17. The work will begin today starting at 8 p.m. and last until to Monday, November 6 at 6 a.m. Please plan accordingly and when possible, seek alternate routes and use public transportation. Last month, they finished construction on the northbound side 14 hours early so hopefully the northbound side is open earlier than 6 a.m. on Monday!

Municipal Elections are November 7^th
Voting will take place Tuesday, November 7 at Weston Middle School Gym.  Parking and entrance to the polls is available at the back entrance of the school.  Polls are open 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Election Day Registration is available on Nov 7 at Weston Middle School. Absentee ballots are available from the Town Clerk through November 6. See the Town Clerk’s webpage for more information: https://www.westonct.gov/government/municipal-departments/town-clerk. For information about voter registration visit the Registrars of Voters webpage: https://www.westonct.gov/government/municipal-departments/registrar-of-voters

Be SMART For Kids
Wednesday, November 15, 2023
7:30 PM -  8:30 PM
Weston Town Hall, 56 Norfield Rd
At a time when safety and responsible gun ownership are paramount, we invite you to a BeSMART presentation designed to educate and empower our Weston community. BeSMART is a program that focuses on promoting responsible firearm storage and ensuring the safety of our loved ones. Event will be held in the Meeting Room at the Weston Town Hall. Please join us for this important adults-only conversation. Registration required:  https://forms.everytown.org/a/ct-weston-besmart-presentation. This event is happening in partnership with the Weston Police Commission, Weston Police Department, Weston Public Schools and The Town of Weston.

Veterans Day Event
Friday, November 10 at 11:10 AM
Weston Veteran’s Memorial, Weston Town Green at Town Hall
The Weston Veterans Committee invites you to join us in celebrating this great day on 11/10. All Weston Veterans and Spouses are invited to the Middle School morning events and Lunch at Weston High School. ALL Weston Residents are invited to the Veterans Day Memorial Celebration at Town Hall: The Veterans Committee has planned events for Veterans and their spouses that includes events such as a continental breakfast and events at Weston Middle School, the Veteran’s Day Memorial Service at Weston Town Green, and lunch with students at Weston High School. Veterans can register for the events at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2023-veterans-day-celebration-at-weston-middle-school-tickets-736356270427?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl (transportation to events is provided from the Senior Center) The public is invited to join us on Friday, November 10 at 11:10 AM at the Veterans Memorial on Weston Town Green in front of Town Hall.

Main Street Weston
November 10, Friday 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
November 11, Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Emmanuel Church
The popular pop-up shopping event returns with local vendors in a downtown shopping atmosphere. On Friday evening, shopping, light food, drinks, a raffle, music, and more. On Saturday, more shopping, a food truck, and mimosas. Presented by the Weston Women's League with proceeds benefiting the Weston Warm-Up Fund, which assists Weston residents facing challenges affording heat, oil, and electricity. For tickets and more information: https://www.westonwomensleague.org/

Weston – Siversk, Ukraine Sister City Update
Launched this past June, the Town of Weston adopted our sister city Siversk through a relationship with Ukraine Aid International, Inc, which has laid the groundwork to provide support for those severely impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine.   To date the Sister City has provided: 

- Armored Delivery Van: We have successfully procured and delivered an armored van that will deliver bread, water, and medical supplies to the residents of Siversk.

- Student Retreat for more than 500 Siversk Students dispersed in the region which will provide social and emotional healing as well as a thread and continuity to their classmates. (Underwritten by the Pesco Family)

- Medical Expenses: We are funding on an ongoing basis doctors on the ground who live in Siversk.

- Rat Poison was delivered after plea for rat poison to prevent disease.

There is more to fund and the Committee will be reaching out with new initiatives in the near future regarding other opportunities to help our sister city. Click here to donate: https://donorbox.org/weston-siversk-sister-cities?fbclid=IwAR1nvGQCDjgW0gMW2ouY-rzR6w4HGaRIXDntck9ASqjKyD0IX3mDMcf9Ivs  To learn more about the program listen to our podcast here: https://vimeo.com/828794138

Hearts for Ukraine Available at Weston Pharmacy and Community Events
Not sure about how you can help? The Sister City partnership Steering committee has launched “Hearts for Ukraine.” These beautiful handmade bracelets may be purchased completed or as kits, with instructions, for those wishing to make them at home. To learn more about the new hearts for Ukraine campaign and how you can help Ukraine please email the Chair of the Steering Committee Iryna Akolzina at [email protected].

Hurlbutt Elementary School - Early Learning Center Program
Hurlbutt Elementary School’s Early Learning Center (ELC) provides services for Weston’s preschool students who have special education needs. Since there are no general education preschool classes in the school district, we have developed an integrated program to include peer models. The ELC is open to Weston Families only. The program runs five days a week, 8:30 am - 1:15 pm, with parents expected to provide transportation. To participate in the ELC, children must be 3 or 4 years old on or before September 1, 2024 and toilet trained. The anticipated cost for the program will be at least $7,315, and the final amount will be shared with families in April 2024. Applications for Hurlbutt Elementary School’s Early Learning Center (ELC) are now available on the Hurlbutt Elementary School website (https://hes.westonps.org/). We are accepting applications from October 26, 2023 through November 8, 2023. In the event that we have more students apply than open slots, a lottery will be conducted on November 10, 2023. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis after the lottery if additional spots remain open in the program. An in-person informational Open House will be held on November 8th at 2:00 pm. Please RSVP to [email protected] if you are interested in attending. If you are interested in having your child participate in the program, complete the application located at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xrrn5L5YDeQyv750IXgnfIdcSNwF6giejpIL43aFkh0/edit#settings. It can also be found on the district website,http://www.westonps.org, on the Hurlbutt Elementary School Home Page. To find the application click on the “Academics” tab, then “Preschool” where you will find the link to the Preschool Application. For further information, please contact Lisa Valenzisi at [email protected] or 203-221-6583 

A Message from WPS Hurlbutt Principal Laura Kaddis Regarding Kindergarten  
Many of you are aware that the State of Connecticut has changed the age requirements for students to enroll in a public school kindergarten. The new law states that students entering kindergarten in the 2024-2025 school year must be 5 years of age by September 1, 2024. For your reference, the change is reflected in Public Act 23-208 section 1(a).  Any child who is not five years old on or before September 1, 2024, but turns five before January 1, 2025, may submit a request in writing to me, Mrs. Laura Kaddis, Principal of Hurlbutt Elementary School, to be considered for early enrollment. Prior to any request, I encourage families to discuss this important transition with their child’s preschool provider. Students who are enrolled in the Hurlbutt Early Learning Center (ELC) who are not 5 years of age on or before September 1, 2024, will remain in the ELC until they are age-eligible for kindergarten. The Weston Board of Education is in the process of reviewing and amending the Ages of Attendance Policy (5112) to reflect the new legislation. As a reminder, Hurlbutt Elementary School opens the kindergarten registration process beginning in January 2024.  Please contact Laura Kaddis directly at [email protected] if you have questions.

Weston Sustainability Action Plan - Your input matters
Thank you to everyone who already responded to our Sustainable Weston survey and Volunteer Questionnaire. Our most recent outreach effort is a partnership with Housatonic Resource Recovery Authority (HRRA), Curbside Compost, Lachat Town Farm and the High School Green Team to improve recycling and waste collection at Lachat Events. Thanks for taking the time to make a difference in our town. Sent on behalf of the Sustainable Weston Town  Committee https://www.westonct.gov/government/boards-commissions/appointed/select-committee-on-sustainability  Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sustainable_weston/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SustainableWeston)

Recycling Guide
Recycling facilities are always free and available for all Town residents. We encourage you to reduce, reuse and recycle! Click here to see a printable recycling guide: Recycling Guide

Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Event in Brookfield 
Saturday, November 4, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Brookfield High School, 45 Long Meadow Hill Road, Brookfield 
Weston residents can dispose of household hazardous waste at this event
Visit the HRRA website for more information: https://hrra.org/household-hazardous-waste/

HRRA Sustainable Tips for the Holidays

As we move into the holiday season, we want to remind you of a few tips to have a more sustainable holiday!

- Holiday Lights and Electronics:  Remember that broken holiday lights and unwanted electronics can go to our Electronic Waste Collection at the Town of Weston Transfer Station for recycling. REMEMBER: LITHIUM BATTERIES are DANGEROUS. They cause significant fires on waste collection trucks and at recycling facilities. NEVER place these items in your trash or recycling. Bring these items to the E-Waste Collection at the Transfer Station.

- Choose to Reuse:  If you are hosting a gathering with friends and family, opt to use reusable dishes, cups, and utensils.  Reusable items make for a nicer presentation, and they don’t add to your overall trash. Single-use paper plates, cups and plastic utensils are NOT acceptable in the recycling stream, they must go in the trash.

- Recycle Right:  Gift giving is wonderful, but many of our traditional gift wrapping and gift bags are NOT acceptable in our recycling.  Wrapping paper, tissue paper, decorative wraps/ribbons and gift bags belong in the trash. Consider using newspaper or brown packing paper as an alternative.
Contact us: [email protected]www.hrra.org  203-775-4539

Cans and Bottles Program at the Transfer Station with Weston Booster Club
Are you supporting the town’s Cans + Bottles Program? It’s easy and free. Just bring your 5¢-redeemables up to the Transfer Station (237 Godfrey Rd E) and drop them into the three colorful recycling stations – plastics, aluminum, glass -- on the upper level (no permit required). Every Saturday morning at 9 AM rain or shine, WHS sports teams and members of its Green Team gather at the sorting shed to further sort and bag these redeemables. They are then sent off to be turned into cash ($12,000 per year and growing), recycled and, ultimately, reused. Why support the program? 100% of the proceeds (more than $36,000 over the last three years) are donated to the WHS Booster Club (sports programs) and the Green Team (school sustainability programs). Hundreds of thousands of single-use plastic, aluminum, and glass items are kept out of landfills and repurposed. The program saves the town thousands of dollars in waste-removal fees. And, best of all, it helps hundreds of high schoolers understand the ease, importance, and value of recycling. See you at the Transfer Station. Contact Tom Socha ([email protected]m) or Andrew Bill ([email protected]) for more information and volunteering opportunities.

Lachat Town Farm
Lachat Town Farm has a wide variety of upcoming programs including cooking classes, gardening, photography, yoga and tai chi, knitting circles, and many programs just for kids.  Please visit the Lachat Town Farm website for a complete list of programs and events

Renovation of Davis Hill Bridge
Construction is taking place on Davis Hill Bridge. The bridge will remain open to traffic, with occasional short closures during this renovation & resurfacing project. The construction of this infrastructure project is funded with grants from the State and Federal government.

Police Department Locker Room Renovations
The renovations in the basement of Town Hall continues.  This renovation provides improved locker room space, new heating and air conditioning and updates this existing space. A reconfiguration of the footprint will allow for a more efficient use of the space and is a much anticipated improvement for our Police Department staff. The locker rooms will include dedicated space for women officers and enable us to be more competitive in the recruitment of female police officers. 

Message from the Weston Assessor's Office
The 2023 Revaluation is taking place and inspections have been happening since March 2023. The areas of Town being inspected are posted and updated on our website throughout the entire collection process.  Data Collectors have badges for identification and their cars are registered with the Weston Police Department. They will be taking photos as well as requesting an interior inspection be done at the time of their visit. If a virtual inspection is preferred, a data mailer will follow when an inspection is not granted and the virtual option can be arranged at that time. Please click here for more information. Listen to the podcast about the 2023 revaluation here: https://vimeo.com/807322949

Access Health Open Enrollment Began November 1
Access Health CT announced the schedule for its enrollment fairs this month to help Connecticut residents shop, compare and enroll or renew their health coverage during the open enrollment period including one in Stamford. These fairs are one-day events providing free, in-person help to residents from enrollment specialists. Open enrollment began on November 1 and Access Health CT has deadlines of December 15 to register for coverage beginning New Year’s Day 2024 and January 15 for coverage beginning February 1, 2024. Residents can book appointments ahead of time at  www.AccessHealthCT.com/enrollment-events but walk-ins will also be welcome. A local enrollment fair will take place at the UConn Stamford campus at 1 University Place on Wednesday, November 8 from 5 to 8 p.m.

Human Services

Weston Human & Social Services is currently taking applications for the 2023-2024 CT Energy Assistance Program (CEAP)
To qualify your total annual household income must be at or less than the following:

- Household Size 1: $41,553

- Household Size 2: $54,338

- Household Size 3: $67,124

- Household Size 4: $79,910

- Household Size 5: $92,695

- Household Size 6: $105,481

- Household Size 7: $107,878

If you think you may qualify or are having difficulty paying your heating bills please call 203-222-2556 or 203-222-2585 to schedule an appointment.

Would you like to be added to the Reassurance Program?
The Reassurance Program is a list of Weston residents who would like to be called by an employee of the Weston Social Services Dept in times of Town emergencies or inclement weather.  We encourage those who live alone, don't drive, or have medical needs to register as this list is also shared with Emergency Responders in times of Town emergencies.  Please email Rashida Miller, MSW at [email protected] for more information.

Weston Urgent Assessment Program at Silver Hill
The Town of Weston has partnered with Silver Hill Hospital to provide Weston residents in urgent need of mental health treatment with a timely psychiatric assessment and tailored referral for ongoing care. The Weston Urgent Assessment Program serves children, adolescents, and adults who are Weston residents at no out-of-pocket cost. The Assessment Program is available by advance appointment only and every effort will be made to offer an assessment appointment within 48 hours of an intake call. To schedule an intake, please complete the form found at https://silverhillhospital.org/new-canaan-urgent-assessment-program/ or call Silver Hill Hospital admissions at 1-866-542-4455 and indicate that you are inquiring about the Weston Urgent Assessment Program. For additional information, call the Town of Weston's Human Services Department at 203-222-2663. Click here for a podcast describing the program: https://vimeo.com/837210170

Youth and Family Services
Please register for the Social Services monthly newsletter!  Our goal is to provide our families and youth with resources that help promote physical and mental well-being through programming, events, referrals, and advocacy.  Be sure to sign up at the bottom of the page to receive our newsletter each month! Click here for our latest newsletter

Weston WOW! Programs
Weston Parks and Recreation WOW Programs offer After-school programs and summer camps for children, including WOW fun and enrichment classes at Hurlbutt Elementary School, Weston Intermediate School, and Weston Middle School during the fall, winter and spring sessions as well as summer camps. Click here to visit our website for more information

Board of Selectmen Meetings
Please feel free to attend BOS hybrid meetings where you can watch in person at the Town Hall Meeting Room or you can still Zoom into the meetings, which are always posted on the Town website. Documents, recordings, and minutes are available at: https://www.westonct.gov/government/boards-commissions/elected/board-of-selectmen

Volunteers Needed for Town Boards
The following appointed boards have positions available:  Commission for the Arts, Board of Assessment Appeals Alternate, Beautification Committee, Building Board of Appeals, Conservation Commission, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Advisory Committee, Board of Ethics, Historic District Commission Alternate, Marketing and Communications Committee, Parks and Recreation Commission, Sustainable Weston Committee, Veterans Affairs Committee. The following elected boards have positions available: Board of Assessment Appeals, Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate.  Please click here for more information and/or to submit your information for consideration for a position.

Weston Senior Center

$5 Exercise Classes!
Yoga
Balance
Strength & Stretch
Chair aerobics

Pickleball Clinics Intermediate Players Only
Fridays, Nov 3, 17, Dec 1, 15 Class limit is 8 players. Join our Pickleball Instructor Alice Addicks to take your skills to the next level! She has been teaching for Westport Continuing Education since 2016.

Our classes have excellent instructors who work with all fitness levels. 

Art Classes

Create a Poured Acrylic Painting with Cindy Wagner
Tuesday, November 7 10am-12pm (In-House)
$15 Includes all paint BRING TWO 12x12 or smaller canvases. Create your own poured acrylic painting. Learn to mix and pour acrylic paint to create an abstract painting. Students will learn how to thin acrylic paints for pouring techniques, Dirty pours and Dutch pours will be demonstrated. Learn to use strings, squirt bottles, palette knives and straws to create different effects. This is a messy, but easy and fun painting process. No previous painting experience is needed. Dress for the mess!

Holiday Card Stamping Class With Agata Tria (Free)
Wednesday, Dec 13, 1pm
Tis the season... to create your very own creative and beautiful holiday cards! Unleash your creativity and discover your inner-artist as you relax, feel inspired, and have fun in this not-to-be-missed Workshop! Learn a variety of artistic techniques so you can create hand painted, personalized cards for your loved ones. 

Wednesday Lunches!

Nov 1—Penne pasta with grilled chicken + broccoli + bread from Calise

Nov 8—Shepherd’s pie from Village Market

Nov 15—Thanksgiving celebration lunch @ Norfield Church with turkey, stuffing & mashed potatoes from Calise, followed by performance by Maxine Stone

Nov 22—no lunch

Nov 29—Pizza party + salad from Lunch Box

Dec 6—Baked ziti + meatballs + salad from Lily’s Market

Dec 13—Crustless quiche + salad from Village Market

Dec 20—Holiday celebration lunch @ Norfield Church with Chicken piccata + salad from Calise, followed by Christmas concert with Chris Coogan

Dec 27—no lunch

Please RSVP by noon on Monday. All lunches served at the Senior Center unless noted. Cost is $5 per person.

Lectures

Senior Scams: Lecture by Weston Police Sergeant Pat Daubert
Wed, Nov 8, 12:45pm
Don’t be a victim! Learn to avoid the scammers that are targeting seniors.

“The Reluctant Soldier” Lecture by Author Mark Perlman
Wednesday, December 6, 1pm, following lunch
The Reluctant Soldier follows the adventures and misadventures of Virgil Carpenter, a teacher at the City College of New York, who becomes an unwitting combatant in World War I and joins the famous Negro regiment, the Harlem Hellfighters. His fictionalized story draws him into the most important events of the twentieth century. An extremely rich documentation on Black Americans in the 369th Infantry Regiment. The post-war years, the interwar period in Paris, provides a vivid backdrop to Virgil’s traumatic and complicated life. Racial segregation and prejudice faced by African Americans are an integral part of American history.

Games

Brain Games with Danielle Lunch (free) will be served!
Thursday, Dec 14, 12pm
Join us for a light lunch followed by brain stimulating teasers! 

Friday Bingo
November 3^rd  at 12:30pm

Trivia with Mary Lunch (free) will be served!
Tuesday, Nov 14 and Fridays Dec 8 & 22, 12pm
Sign up for lunch followed by Trivia. Sponsored By Wilton Meadows

Trips

Snacks and Tracks: Trains with Bruce Lorentzen
Thursday, November 9, 10am-11am (bus leaves Center at 9:45)
 Remember the days when railroads glued the nation together? Remember the tales your parents and grandparents told of all the adventures surrounding trains? Remember the thrill of your first train ride? Relive those days as Bruce Lorentzen takes you through these memories as he demonstrates his Lionel trains. Storytelling and mild (or not so mild) fibbing are a must. All ABOARD!

Holiday Ornament Exchange & Lunch
Friday, December 15, Noon-2pm Bus leaves at Noon from the Senior Center
Or meet us there for 12:30 reservation Join us for our annual ornament exchange. Always a fun event! Bring a wrapped new ornament to exchange and money for lunch. We will meet at the restaurant for 12:30 reservation. To look at the menu: www.thereddingroadhouse.com

Activities

Decorate a Fresh Wreath with Linda, Friday, Dec 1, 10-11am
$10.00 class fee includes decorations. Bring an undecorated wreath or swag, and clippers, we will provide the rest!

Holiday Cookie Swap Tuesday, December 12, 12pm
Spend some time with friends at the Weston Senior Center Holiday Cookie Swap! Bring 2 dozen cookies and your recipe! Bring home 2 dozen cookies! 

Weston Intermediate School Carolers Tuesday, Dec 13, 10am
Get in the holiday spirit with festive refreshments and a concert by the Weston Intermediate School Carolers! And then stay for lunch!

Holiday Greens Centerpiece Workshop Tuesday, December 19, 11am
Join Betty as she leads the group through creating homemade centerpieces just in time for the holiday season. Fresh greens guarantee it will last until the New Year!   Cost $10 per person, 10 people max, so register early.

Holiday Card Painting Class with Gisselle & snacks
Friday, Nov 17, 1pm
Gisselle will take us through an easy painting project so join the fun! 

Card Games

Canasta Players Needed!
Group meets every Friday at 1:00pm 

Learn How to Play Pinochle
Date and time to be determined

Caregivers Support Group
With Allison Lisbon, LCSW, MSW, Director of Social Services
Monthly meetings are held every third Tuesday, 1-2pm at the Weston Senior Center. For questions or to be added to the Caregiver Support Group email list, contact Allison Lisbon at [email protected]

Call or email or email the Senior Center to register:  203-222-2608/ [email protected]

Holiday Gift Sale
Monday, November 27-Friday, December 1 9am-2pm
We have great items and something for everyone. Come and start your holiday shopping with us. All of the money raised directly supports the Senior Center. This year, the sale will be set up in two rooms. We will have one room just dedicated to jewelry. The jewelry ranges in price low to high, vintage to new, Carolee, Trifari and Coro brands

We are collecting new or unused gifts and jewelry for our annual Holiday Gift Sale beginning November 27^th. All proceeds from the sale go to the Weston Senior Center to be used for programs, lunches and trips.

Weston Public Library

Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Where to Now?
Saturday, November 18 at 1:00pm
More than a year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Russian expert Scott Licamele will discuss the critical question “Where to now?” and how the U.S. should respond to Russia and China’s threats to our national interests. Scott will also cover Russia’s role in the Middle East, its relationship with Iran and its long-standing support for Iranian proxies such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Register here!

Scott Licamele is a Russia expert with over 20 years of experience dealing in the former Soviet Union. He has worked in various Russia-related capacities, including investment banking (at Sberbank, Alfa Bank, Renaissance Capital & Red Star Asset Management) and government-related activities (at an NGO in Russia which was financed by the United States Information Agency in the 1990’s). Licamele is an independent Russia analyst, currently unaffiliated with any Russia-related entities.

Events for Children and Young Adults

Stop by the library the first Saturday of every month (11/4) to pick up a Grab & Go Craft while supplies last!

Join us for National S.T.E.M. Day on 11/8 at 4:30 P.M.

Tune in virtually on 11/9 to learn How to Ace the SAT with Big Green College Prep.

We also have several education lectures for various age groups such as The 4 Step Method to Getting Into Your First Choice College, Early Start to STEM Education, and  Everything You Need to Know About the New Digital SAT.

Check our event calendar for more ongoing crafting sessions, storytimes, game nights, clubs, playgroups, cultural/educational events, and more. We hope to see you soon!"

Sunday Soundscapes at the Weston Public Library
November 12th is a date you’ll want to reserve to hear the amazing jazz combo led by Jason Anick https://www.jasonanick.com/  Downbeat Magazine calls him “a rising star in the world of jazz violin and mandolin”.  He will be joined by pianist Matt DeChamplain, guitarist Matt Munisteri and Eduardo Belo on bass. These incredibly versatile musicians play in almost every style you can think of, from “Paganini meets Jazz” to bluegrass! Their concert with us in Weston will also serve as the launch of their newest CD release, “A Celebration of Two Jazz Greats: Oscar Peterson and Stephane Grappelli”.  Admission is free; suggested donation Adults $20, Students $10

Friends of Weston Public Library
Book Sale at Weston Public Library
November 3, 4, & 5
More information: http://www.eventkeeper.com/mars/xpages/xp_newpopevent.cfm?zeeOrg=WESTON&EventID=7351659&sw=1366

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