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DECEMBER 2019 PUBLISHER

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Warmest Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season!

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AS THE SAYING GOES, TIME FLIES WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN! And time

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

sure has flown by the last few months as we're already closing out the final issue

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of the year! It seems like just yesterday we were meeting with the community and sharing our excitement in bringing the publication to Westfield and Southwick.

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There’s a unique perspective that working in publishing brings. While we certainly don’t want to wish our lives away, we’re always looking toward the future. Whether it’s planning our next issue or developing story ideas for the next year, we’re often already fast forwarded to future months before the current month has even begun. The fast-paced lifestyle required by this industry often makes it difficult to really settle down and absorb what’s going on around us. Before we know it, the year is over and it’s time to move forward again. Our wish for you this December is to take a moment to slow down a little bit. Enjoy

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18 A Very Festive December A Westfield on Weekends Celebration

22 Holiday Gift-Giving Guide Shop Local for all Your Gifting Needs!

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TIMES PAST A YULETIDE TRADITION

THE MAYOR'S CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING “CHRISTMAS IS A SEASON NOT ONLY OF REJOICING BUT OF REFLECTION.” —Winston Churchill The Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting is a time to gather together as a community and join in the spirit of goodwill and cheer. In Westfield, the formal tradition began in the 1990s with Rick Sullivan. Driving through town on a cold dark night—the resplendent evergreen with its soft glowing lights and tinsel gleaming on street lamps—is a signal to all what is best about this quaint downtown. Park Square, known to locals as “The Green,” has transformed over the town’s 350-year history. The many trees, planted with care and standing tall, have always been a great source of resident pride. In the early 1800s, townsfolk would water their horses in the fountain, and scales were provided for the weighing of hay. An article from 1835 describes it as “a park or common on the 'Green' to be done with the sanction of a committee appointed by the town and entirely at the expense of individuals.” The area was used for training drills for soldiers, trees were planted and water pumps were added. In 1859, the Park Square and Tree Committees were formed and elm trees were planted along the main streets. The Green has witnessed many political campaigns and band standing of all kinds. In 1902, President Roosevelt addressed a large audience from a platform at the park. Both the 300th and this year’s 350th town anniversary 16

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ARTICLE MARIE CRANE-YVON

Christmas Tree on Park Square 1928

have been highlighted with awesome and

Light Parade. Santa will lead the march of

massive candlelit cakes. For tradition's sake,

happy, holiday revelers. The music and mer-

The Green’s Christmas Tree has been strung

riment will continue with caroling, featuring

with lights since the early 1900s. In 1928,

Westfield High School Show Choir.

tired and tattered, one old evergreen was

When asked about his experience,

dug out with care and replanted elsewhere.

Mayor Brian Sullivan shares, “The Tree

Park Square has undergone a massive

Lighting ceremony has become a major

reconstruction and is now accessible and

holiday event for Westfield families over

safe for all. The District Downtown is enjoy-

the past 20 years. We've had such an

ing a renaissance—festivals, races, summer

incredible showing of the community,

concerts, caroling and tree lightings set the

kicking off the holiday, and it is always a

calendar. And, on any ordinary day it is sim-

nice feeling when we come together as

ply a great place to hang out.

a group. It has been one of my favorite

On Dec. 7 at 6 p.m., this year's Mayoral

events as Mayor of Westfield, and I look

Tree Lighting will once again be the finish

forward to continuing the tradition during

line for the Westfield on Weekends Lantern

the holiday season.” December 2019 | Westfield Lifestyle

ARTICLE MARIE CRANE-YVON

A VERY FESTIVE DECEMBER A WESTFIELD ON WEEKENDS CELEBRATION

DECEMBERFEST DECEMBER IS THE MONTH THAT MARKS THE BEGINNING OF WINTER AND USHERS IN THE FESTIVITIES OF THE SEASON. It’s a time for family and celebration, friendship and community. Traditions abound in the charming town of Westfield. The WOWsponsored events begin just after Thanksgiving with a multi-weekend, inspiringly creative Tree Jubilee. Dec. 7, all are invited to join the The Lantern Light Parade, heralding in the time-honored Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting at Park Square. Prepare for the fun with family and friends, crafting your very own lantern.The very next day, gracious homeowners open up their doors, offering all a generous glimpse of their decoration and irresistible holiday spirit. Decemberfest is a reimagined tradition that is born from the much-celebrated Dickens Days, brought to you by community nonprofit WOW. “Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.” —Norman Vincent Peale

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A JUBILEE OF TREES The Whip City celebrates the season with its Second Annual Tree Jubilee, a special Yuletide fundraiser to support the entertaining and delightful events put on by Westfield on Weekends throughout the year. Thanks to the many benevolent groups, businesses and individuals, the Rinnova Building is transformed into a winter wonderland. Tour the gallery of beautifully decorated balsam, fir and evergreen donated by local organizations, families, and businesses— guests can pay to enter the raffle, then choose those they hope to win! The festival of trees will be open to the public during the following hours: TREE JUBILEE GALLERY HOURS Friday, Nov. 29, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Westfield Creative Arts, Rinnova Building, 105 Elm St., Westfield Winners are drawn on Dec 8th. Winners are responsible for picking up trees the week of Dec 7th. Proceeds go towards future WOW events.

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THE LANTERN PARADE AND MAYOR’S TREE LIGHTING Come one, come all! Light up downtown with your unique lanterns. Live music brought to you by Patrick Kennedy and the Westfield High School Marching Band will have you dancing and skipping down to Park Square. Santa leads the parade, followed by a cheerful gang and as in years past, fun costumes are both encouraged and welcome. Friends and families of all ages can enjoy marching or find a nice cozy spot to wave and cheer along the merry route. Mayor Brian Sullivan and a happy crowd await the procession and commence with lighting the grand evergreen. To cap off the night, children can share their Christmas wishes with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Imagine, the very first Lantern Parade began seven years ago with Bob Plasse and his partner, James Homan. The tiny parade of close to 50 holiday revelers took a short and proud march from The Athenaeum to the annual Mayor’s Tree Lighting on the Town Green. In 2018, with more than 700 participants, the spirit of the event was palpable. Families crafted lanterns in the morning, and the town gathered together to kick off the season. “This year’s Lantern Light Parade and family workshop reflects WOW’s commitment to making events as accessible and inclusive as possible,” says The vice president of WOW programming, Bob Plasse. “Indeed, Decemberfest is a celebration of the wonderfully diverse communities in Westfield. Our workshop will teach kids and their families to craft our memorable Victorian lanterns. Attendees will also be able to create paper lanterns that will honor their own ethnic and holiday traditions, from Christmas to Kwanza, Diwali and Ramadan to Chanukah. Likewise, the parade will honor the Season of Light in all its iterations as a true celebration of the Westfield community.

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Save the Date: The Mayor’s Tree Lighting is 6:30 p.m. Dec. 7!

HOLIDAY HOUSE TOUR The WOW 2019 Holiday House Tour will be held Dec. 8, 12-4 p.m. One of Westfield’s most admired events returns with seven uniquely decorated homes that are sure to spark holiday cheer! Enjoy an enchanting day traveling through architectural history. Begin with The Joseph Dewey House, a local landmark built in 1735. Then meander your way from a Cape on Tannery Road to an 1880 Italianate on Chestnut Street. Following Capes and Victorians, the tour ends at the Hawthorne Street home of Betty Faulhaber. “Each house is different both in design and décor,” Betty says, “but one thing they have in common is that they all have been lovingly cared for. The homeowners are pleased and proud to welcome you and share the joy of the holidays.” Historically, the tour marked the conception of WOW, first created as “A Dickens of a Day” for the Western Hampden Historical Society to raise money for historic preservation. When WOW was ultimately founded in 2003, it looked to produce a larger series of events under one theme; the small house tour evolved into Dickens Days and has since morphed into Decemberfest. “How wonderful to have a tradition enjoyed by hundreds every holiday, a true reflection of how far WOW has come in sixteen years,” Bob says. HOUSES ON TOUR + The Dewey House Colonial + The Peroulakis Cape + The Mayo New England Farmhouse + The Jaeger Home Italianate + The Rosenblum Cape + The Langlois Queen Anne Victorian + The Faulhaber Home Queen Anne Victorian Charitable tickets can be purchased for $20 in advance at the Westfield Atheneum, Rosewood Home & Gifts, and Pilgrim Candle. They also can be purchased at the Rinnova Building, the day of the event, starting at 11am. The tour starts at Westfield Creative Arts, 105 Elm St. in Westfield. WestfieldOnWeekends.com

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ARTICLE DANIELLE BARTON AND CANDICE BERUBE PHOTOGRAPHY KAT KATTLER

H O L I DAY G I F TGIVING GUIDE SHOP LOCAL FOR ALL YOUR GIFTING NEEDS!

IF YOU’RE LIKE US, YOU APPROACH THE HOLIDAYS BOTH EXCITED TO CELEBRATE, YET SLIGHTLY ANXIOUS ABOUT FINDING THAT PERFECT GIFT FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST. Lucky for you, the team at Westfield Lifestyle has done a lot of the work for you! And, the best part—these items are locally sourced and available at all your favorite Westfield and Southwick establishments. Whether you’re gifting for that picky friend, surprising a child with a unique present, looking for that thoughtful host gift, or just needing something quick for the office grab bag, we’re sure you’ll discover something of interest in the following pages. And, don’t forget to #ShopSmall Nov. 29-30 in Downtown Westfield! Enjoy and happy gifting!

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FUN. ENERGETIC. MOTIVATING. INSPIRING. All words used by members to describe the Roots Cycle experience, and exactly the vision Kari Demarinis (Founder) had when launching the studio. Encompassing the Roots mission statement of “Planting the Seeds for Healthy Bodies and Minds,” the Roots brand has been a household name for almost 12 years. Businesses include Roots Gymnastics, Root Learning Center, Roots Aquatics & Fitness Center, Roots Athletic Center, and most recently, Roots Cycle. Operating cutting-edge, stateof-the-art facilities and programming, Kari always wanted to offer indoor cycling. If you are a fitness enthusiast, you are no stranger to the spin classes that hit the scene almost twenty years ago. Kari knew there was an opportunity to bring a unique experience to the Pioneer Valley; a mind-body experience that transcended burning calories, working out and fun. Kari, and the managers of Roots Aquatics and Fitness Center and Roots Cycle, Jackie and Danielle, actively researched by traveling the country to experience indoor cycling studios, to get a sense for the exact vibe and vision they wanted. “We paid attention to everything from the check-in process to the shoes they rented out, and took away notes from each studio experience to bring back to Westfield,” Danielle Kireyczyk (Master Instructor) said. They were committed to the quality and the high energy found in urban areas, and they knew they needed the right instructors. Roots soon began building their cycling studio, and creating a training room for their instructors. They came across an instructor in NYC that had the right mix of musicality, on-trend programming, and enthusiam to help mentor and guide the way. The Roots Cycle team is made up of individuals with a passion for fitness who 28

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"I HONESTLY NEVER THOUGHT EXERCISING WAS FUN AND DREADED EVERYTHING ABOUT IT. ROOTS CYCLE CHANGED THAT FOR ME." — MELISSA LAMBERT

believe in the Roots brand, and possess the musicality and charisma required to inspire others. Initially, the staff trained for approximately four months; they shadowed a minimum of 8-10 rides per week, learned to find the beat in the music, compiled playlists & choreography for review, and auditioned before a master trainer. “It was a long process but amazing to watch our instructors grow from the training we required,” Jackie Dorsey (General Manager) said. In March of 2018, Roots Cycle opened for business. The dedicated state of the art cycling studio is fit up with 44 bikes, tiered seating with amazing surround sound. When you take class for the first time, you’ll discover that the Roots Ride is a physical and emotional experience. Expect your first class to be challenging, but rewarding. No need to worry about keeping up your first few rides. You are in control of your ride intensity 100% of the time. Every class showcases a new playlist and new choreography, burning up to 700 calories per 45 minute ride. Not only will you find a full body workout, that will get you in the best shape of your life, but you will discover the community aspect that keeps you coming back. Anybody can do it! Roots Cycle offers classes 7 days per week, both morning and evenings. Rides are available to purchase in a variety of packages. Book your free ride today. www.rootscycle.com

MUSIC TURNS UP. LIGHTS GO DOWN. AT A ROOTS CYCLE CLASS, BE READY TO SWEAT! FROM BEGINNERS TO E XPERTS, OUR 45 MINUTE RIDES WILL BE CHALLENGING, FUN, BEAT-DRIVEN AND A TRUE E XPERIENCE FOR YOUR MIND, BODY, AND SOUL. FOR NEW RIDERS, WE OFFER YOUR FIRST RIDE FREE SO THAT YOU CAN TAKE OUR STUDIO FOR A TEST RIDE. CYCLING SHOES ARE INCLUDED.

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FAMILY DRINKS 1

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DIRECTIONS Combine maple syrup, whiskey and bitters in an old-fashioned glass until syrup is dissolved. Add a single large ice cube and garnish with orange peel and cinnamon stick, if desired.

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THE MOTHER-IN-LAW

INGREDIENTS + 1 1/2 ounces vodka + 1 part club soda or tonic + 1 part Sprite or lemon-lime soda + 1 part cranberry juice + Lime and cranberries for garnish

DIRECTIONS Add vodka, club soda or tonic, Sprite and cranberry juice to a glass of your choice—the more ornate, the better. Garnish with lime and cranberries if desired and enjoy! CONTINUED >

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DECEMBER

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

PET PICTURES WITH SANTA

WINE TASTING: 'A STORY BOOK HOLIDAY'

LANTERN LIGHT FAMILY WORKSHOP

Westfield Athenaeum

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Hosted by Westfield on

annual "Pet Picture with Santa" fund-

All proceeds from the wine tasting

Weekends, create your very own lan-

raiser at Westfield Feed on Sunday,

and Christmas wreath festival go

tern and join in the parade that night.

Dec. 1, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Furry friends

Athenaeum.

The location is to be determined.

of all shapes and sizes are welcome,

Come kick-off the Holiday season

Check WestfieldOnWeekends.com

and all proceeds benefit Open Arms.

with a wonderful wine taste, hors

for more details.

Westfield Feed

Open Arms Rescue will be hosting its

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Westfield

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Westfield Middle School

Westfield

Technical Academy and entertain-

SOUTHWICK PUBLIC LIBRARY'S GIVING TREE

able at the Athenaeum on Nov. 1 or

ment by the WHS Jazz band. Tickets are $30 per person and will be availfrom an Athenaeum trustee.

Southwick Public Library

From Nov. 8-Dec. 20, Southwick Public Library will be collecting homemade or new hats, gloves, mittens and scarves to give to the local

6, 7, 13, 14 A CHRISTMAS CAROL

7 LANTERN LIGHT PARADE AND MAYOR'S TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY The Green at Park Square

Join the city for a concert by the Westfield High School Show Choir, followed by the Lantern Light Parade

Westfield Theatre Group

and Tree Lighting. Santa and Mrs.

Please bring in any new items you

Marley was dead to begin with,

Clause will be in attendance, too!

have and add them to the tree to give

and did Scrooge know it? Well,

others the gift of warmth this season.

of course he did. This must be

Department of Children and Families.

understood, or there would be no

4 & 12

story to tell! And tell it they shall,

DINNER WITH SANTA

Charles Dickens. Showtimes are

in their own Palmer/Dunk musical version of A Christmas Carol by

7 FREE COMMUNITY EVENT AT ALL STARS DANCE 209 Root Road, Westfield

Tucker’s Restaurant, Southwick, MA

at 7:30 p.m. with an added matinee

All Stars will be hosting a book

6 - 8pm

Dec. 14 at 2 p.m.

reading featuring local author Crysta Ascolillo and her current book Puppy

Buffet style dinner. Adults $22, Children 11&under $11. Call to make your reservation: 413-569-0120 And, don’t forget your camera for a Santa photo op!

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WINTER FOREST AND CRAFT FAIR

Books will be available for purchase,

Southwick Town Hall

served, and kids can write letters to Santa with the help of our elves! and the author will be available to sign books during the event.

Start a family tradition at the homemade craft fair with beautifully decorated winter trees, caroling, a bonfire and hot chocolate and sweets. The

7 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

Tucker's Restaurant, Southwick

event is hosted by Southwick Civic

Raise funds for lung cancer research

Fund and runs 4-8 p.m. The tree

with the Liptak Family, in memory

lighting is at 5:30 p.m., and Santa

8am - noon

of Marylin Liptak and sponsored

arrives at 6:30 p.m.

Breakfast Buffet:

Shortstop Bar & Grill, 99 Springfield Rd

by Westfield Bank 6-8 p.m. Call

Adults: $19.99

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DECEMBER

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

HOLIDAY HOUSE TOUR

School Show Choir. All tickets cost

Refreshments will be served. There

$28. RSVP by Dec. 9. There are no

will be a 50/50 raffle to support the

refunds after this date.

Chamber's Scholarship Fund. This event is free for all.

Rinnova Building, 105 Elm St.

The tour starts at noon at Westfield Creative Arts. Charitable tickets for $20 can be purchased until 11 a.m. on the morning of the event. For

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

HOLIDAY SHOW AND CAN DRIVE HOSTED BY ALL STARS DANCE

Shaker Farms,

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St Joseph's Church,

$10 kids, $15 adults

73 Main St., Westfield

Santa arrives by helicopter, and all

Join St. Joseph's Church for an

attending can enjoy face painting, arts

amazing dance show put on by tal-

COUSINS MAINE LOBSTER

& crafts, and the Shriners Clowns.

ented dancers. Donate two canned

Event benefits Shriners Hospital. Call

goods for entry. All proceeds from

413-568-4067 to register.

the can drive go to the Westfield

Westfield River Brewing Company

Cousins Maine Lobster is excited to visit for the very first time the Westfield River Brewing Company for their Holiday Market Dec. 8. They are thrilled to serve the community of Southwick their delicious

Food Pantry. There will be a bake

sale fundraiser as well!

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION PARTY Nora's Restaurant and

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Lounge, Southwick

12-6:30 p.m. for a day of amazing

Nora's Restaurant and Lounge's

food and drinks!

annual customer appreciation party

Family fun activities will include a

is Saturday, Dec. 14, 1-4 p.m. There is

bonfire, fireworks display, s'mores,

a gift card special–buy two $50 gift

crafts and activities for children and

cards and get one additional card

teens, music, and more. The event

HOILDAY BAZAAR

free. Enjoy complimentary appe-

runs 4-8 p.m.

tizers, photos with Santa and Mrs.

454 College Highway, Southwick

Claus, raffle prizes and more.

Highland Elementary School

Save the Date! The Holiday Bazaar is a three-day event where the students at Highland can shop for family members (or themselves) for small items ranging in cost from 25 cents to $20 from Monday,

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Amelia Park Arena

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Dec. 9 through Wednesday, Dec. 11.

Santa is coming to Amelia Park

4-7pm

More details will come home with

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your student!

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dren and $7 for adults.

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end with fireworks and s’mores in

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JOYCE DONOHUE, AND HER SIX YOUNGER SIBLINGS, ATTENDED ST. MARY’S PARISH SCHOOL GROWING UP. In honor of their parents, Anna and Richard Morrissey, they created the Anna and Richard Morrissey tuition assistance award in 2017 at St. Mary's. Two of the Anna and Richard Morrissey beneficiaries will graduate this year: Joe Lucardi and Jack Lamirande. The family of Paighton Ramos, a junior, has received the assistance for the past two years. Joyce, a health scientist for the EPA Office of Water in Washington, D.C., was recently in town with her sister Anne. They stopped by the school to visit with their scholarship recipients and to offer them some advice. “Don’t be afraid to ask questions while you are in college," she says. "And, more importantly, pick something you truly enjoy when thinking about your future career." "St. Mary’s provided my siblings and I with the academic foundation to thrive and be successful,” she says, reflecting on her own education experience. The Support-a-Saint program is a new initiative at St. Mary’s School. In short, any individual, group of individuals, alumni class, or business has the opportunity to donate and support Saint Mary’s grades K-12. Joyce Donohue felt so moved to support our Saints that she joined with a group of her classmates to also create an assistance scholarship called the "7 from 57" award. If you are interested in “Support-a-Saint," please contact Robin at RJensen@StMSaints.org or call 413.568.1160. More than $106,525 was awarded this past year, and the hope is to continue to increase this amount. Thank you to Joyce, her siblings and the Class of 1957 classmates. Thank you for blessing our students and, most importantly, for supporting not just a Saint, but all the Saints! 38

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