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The Weymouth Babe Ruth and American Legion teams hope to have a normal season following last year' COVID -19 pandemic

Weymouth teens spread kindness with painted rocks Wicked Local Hailey O’Donnell, 14, said she began painting encouraging messages and colorful designs on rocks during the height of the coronavirus pandemic because "I had free time."   “They were fun to give to other people and spread kindness,” she added.  “I did not realize how happy people would be when I gave them painted rocks.“ O’Donnell said she and her classmates in an English class at Adams Middle School were introduced to painting rocks by their teacher Lanette Griffin-Caldeira, founder of “Weymouth Rocks,” a commun...

"Brielle does most of the artwork," she said. Griffin-Caldeira said she enjoys painting colorful designs on rocks that “will get kids interested. “Sometimes I will do a whole theme,” she added. Griffin-Caldeira said she had inscribed quotes on rocks by the late children's author, Dr. Seuss. “I had a rock with a quote on it that said, “a person is a person no matter how small,” she said. Griffin-Caldeira said her daughter has put "famous quotes" by Seuss on various rocks in various parks. "She has written quotes from 'Cat In The Hat' and 'Thing 1 and Thing 2,'"  she said. “She ...

Wicked Local WEYMOUTH — Hailey O’Donnell, 14, said she began painting encouraging messages and colorful designs on rocks during the height of the coronavirus pandemic because "I had free time."   “They were fun to give to other people and spread kindness,” she added.  “I did not realize how happy people would be when I gave them painted rocks.“ O’Donnell said she and her classmates in an English class at Adams Middle School were introduced to painting rocks by their teacher Lanette Griffin-Caldeira, founder of “Weymouth Rocks,” a community kindness project that began in 20...