Farmers say AgCom is needed
By Caitlyn Kelleher JOURNAL REPORTER
      More than 30 farmers, residents and Open Space Committee members filled the Selectmen's chambers in Westminster's Town Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 19. These men and women gathered to begin the first Agricultural Commission in town as away to provide support to each other, as a vehicle to town boards...
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Free presentation on The Climate Project to be held
      Nick d'Arbeloff, one of the thousand people trained by former Vice President Al Gore to educate audiences about the science underlying global climate change, will give a free presentation at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 4, at the Westminster Country Club, 51 Ellis Road, Westminster.
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Lunch time?
     Westminster resident Grace Kotoski, 5, feeds a horse at the Wildwood Farm's Fall Cookout and the kick off to the pick your own pumpkin festival. JOURNAL PHOTO/CAITLYN KELLEHER
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Upton Building may soon belong to Historical Society
By Caitlyn Kelleher JOURNAL REPORTER
      The Upton Building is one step closer to being turned over to the Westminster Historical Society for an educational facility. The School Committee reaffirmed an April 2002 vote on Tuesday to turn the building back over to the town, who has a pending purchase-andsale agreement with the town.
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Senior center may be taking steps forward
By Karen Mann JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT
      potential future homes for the Westminster Senior Center, each group is now working on their next step. For the Council on Aging, that means forming a building committee. For state Rep. Lew Evangelidis (R-Holden), that means finding available money to pay for the building.
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COMMUNITY NOTES
      Veterans and volunteers sought for special program The Forbush Memorial Library, located at 118 Main St., would like to honor those who served with a special Veterans Day program in November. The library plans to coordinate interviews with veterans and participating local high school students ...
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