Please join your fellow citizens clearing trash from public spaces throughout the town. Participate individually or with a group (family, friends, scouts, sports teams, civic groups, religious groups, etc.). This is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while contributing to your community.

The Keep Our Town Clean website uses a google maps mashup to help residents volunteer and coordinate cleanup efforts. To volunteer, simply view the map and click on an identified location; you will then be able to sign up to help!

Twelve-year-old Jason Kraft has organized a walk to benefit Project Bread as a part of Mitzvah Day at Temple Beth David of Westwood. Like its cousin, the 20 mile Walk for Hunger in Boston, the 2.6 mile mini walk will be held on Sunday, May 4. "Many people want to participate in the Walk for Hunger, but either they do not have the time or they are unable to walk the entire distance. This gives them a chance to participate at a smaller level," says Jason.

Mitzvah Day at the Temple is an annual event where congregants participate in Tikun Olam – healing the world. Temple members work on several charitable and community service projects around the area. For Jason, this is a particularly special event since it is a part of his preparation for becoming a Bar Mitzvah, the celebration for when a child becomes 13 years old and is accepted into the congregation. This fundraising event is open to the public and will begin and end at the Temple Beth David parking lot at 7 Clapboard Tree Street in Westwood at 9:30 a.m. For more information and a sponsor sheet, see the attached documents or visit the Mini Walk link at the Temple web site at www.templebethdavid.net or call (781)769-5270.

Rain or Shine, Westwood Senior Center, 210 Nahatan St. Parking available at Westwood High School