Week in Review: Driver Transported by MedFlight to Boston, Planning Board Reschedules Hearing, and Campers Party at Hale Reservation

Residents and workers in Westwood saw something different in the sky this week, as a MedFlight helicopter landed on Morrison Field Friday to transport a driver to Boston Medical Center. While the condition of the driver, who crashed his van on Canton Street, is unknown, he is being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.

Meanwhile, motorists dealt with a small hiccup in traffic on Thursday, after multiple vehicles collided in a chain-reaction fender bender on Washington Street.

The Westwood Planning Board unexpectedly cancelled its meeting Tuesday night, due to a medical emergency related to the chairman's family. The meeting, which aimed to open a public hearing to consider the construction of a garage at Prevett Oil, has been postponed until Tuesday.

In sports, Westwood's 11A Little League team rolled over Wellesley in a 12-3 win at Morrison Field on Monday night. And while Westwood's Williamsport All Star Squad ended its run on Monday, two of the teams player's kept on their love for their game with the 12A Little League squad.

Campers at Hale Reservation integrated in their first-ever carnival event, during which they soaked counselors in a dunk tank, participated in relay races, and ate hot dogs provided by a Watertown restaurant.

In arts, Westwood Patch recently spoke to Chris Trapper, whose music is being featured in FX's hit show "Rescue Me." Find out what Trapper had to say about being a Westwood resident, and how his life revolves around music.