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Fox sightings and stolen batteries top this week's logs.

Westwood Police Logs, April 26-May 3 COURTESY OF THE WESTWOOD POLICE The following are excerpts from the Westwood Police logs from April 26-May 3. The logs are public record. Monday, April 26 2:19 p.m.: A resident of Putting Drive reported fraud. In early March, the resident noticed three transactions from their checking account to a fraudulent Zell account. The transactions totaled $1,993. The resident has frozen their account, and is dealing with the bank. 2:32 p.m.: A resident turned over two "very old" .22-caliber target pistols to the station for proper disposal. 4:55 p.m.: A resident o...

Westwood Town Meeting approves 'bridge funds' for Hanlon project Wicked Local The move toward replacing Hanlon Elementary School took a big step forward during Westwood's annual Town Meeting on May 3. Residents approved Article 13, which would allow the town to borrow $1.46 million to help with design development for the school project. Should residents approve the overall project at a Town Meeting in October, the old Hanlon School would replaced with a larger facility that would house students from both Hanlon and Deerfield. Peter Ittig, a member of the Finance and Warrant Commission, said h...

Westwood Police Logs: April 5-12 The following are excerpts from the Westwood Police Department from April 5-12. The logs are public record. Monday, April 5 4:42 p.m.: Police were called to a residence on Cherry Street on reports of a possible attempted burglary. An upstairs window appeared disturbed. It turned out that the window had been opened by a house guest the previous day. 6:40 p.m.: Westwood received a "be on the lookout" from Medfield Police regarding a 2009 green Toyota Camry being driven by someone who may have been intoxicated. At 6:59 p.m., Medfield Police notified Westwood that...

Westwood changes date of Town Election to April 28 Wicked Local WESTWOOD -- The push to return to in-person learning has caused Westwood to push the date of its annual Town Election. During a meeting with the Select Board and the Board of Registrars on March 25, Town Clerk Dottie Powers said she was notified by school officials that two its school gyms, which would have been available for the election on April 27, were to be used as temporary classroom space that day. Since April 28 is an in-service day, with no students attending, Powers requested that the election be moved to that day.