An Early Snow Storm, a Late Halloween and a November Fundraiser

Cold, dark and snowy. While that may be a more accurate description of Westwood's climate during the mid-winter months, it was actually how many residents began the week to end October and welcome November. 

left thousands without power, prompting officials to and . Officials also felt the need to on Monday to Thursday due to lingering hanging tree limbs and . Officials went so far as to in August. 

Despite Halloween's delay, students at dressed in their best a week earlier at the school's .

Drivers on Rte. 128 were held up briefly on Tuesday, when in response to a serious accident. 

In an update on Westwood Station, town officials confirmed this week that before the end of the year.

In lighter news, customers at can now donate any amount they wish to the Westwood Community Chest's "" box to help those in need this month. 

Lastly, residents in Westwood are reminded that , meaning that all clocks should be turned back an hour.