Did you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. The following post was written by Rudy Ruggles, a member of Weston’s fantastic Weston Emergency Reserve Corps (WERC). ++ This year’s National Preparedness Month theme is “Take Control in 1, 2, 3,” intended to empower
Read more. Did you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. The following post was written by Rudy Ruggles, a member of Weston’s fantastic Weston Emergency Reserve Corps (WERC). ++ September is National Preparedness Month. The theme in 2023 is “Take Control in 1, 2, 3”.
Read more. Did you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. This post was guest-written by Michael Pastrone , WHS Class of 2023 (go ‘cats!), as part of his senior internship at the Swap Shed. In editorial comment, the Owl will only say
Read moreTechnically this is a Parliament of Owls post, which means it is written by someone without talons. In this case, Katie Sopcik, the Director of Marketing & Communications for the West Suburban YMCA (and Weston resident) reached out to the Owl to post the following information: +++ Did you know that Weston is a community served by the West Suburban
Read moreDid you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. In addition, wherever you see this cute line-drawn owl, the post was guest-written by an Owlet. The following has been guest-written by Nicolas Barbieri and can be found in its original form on the
Read moreDid you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament of Owls is a guest post on this page. Today’s post is written by the 21″ inch (that’s the diameter at breast height) Northern Red Oak Tree that lives in the front setback of my yard on the north side of
Read moreDid you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. In this post, an owlet who is a freshman journalist at the fabulous Wildcat Tracks (bookmark it) talks trash. Nepotism lives. Also please support your local media. Re-“printed” with permission. +++ SEA club and
Read moreOne of the first signs of imminent spring is so-called “Big Night” which is not, in fact, a movie about crazy Italians, but rather an exciting and somewhat terrifying (for the little amphibians) experience as they migrate from their upland overwintering habitat to their spring breeding grounds. Actually, I don’t know if little beasties feel terror, but I feel it
Read moreThis is the Weston Owl’s anniversary week. One year ago, the idea of creating a news page for Weston (which I had been contemplating for six months before that) turned into a decision on name, a “branding” with the talented folks at Fiverr, and an ongoing Gen X battle with WordPress. Today is about gratitude for the group of people–or
Read moreDid you know a group of owls is called a “parliament”? In the case of the Weston Owl, a Parliament is a guest post on this page. The following story was written by Weston high school freshman, Nico Barbieri, who is (full disclosure) an Owlet and originally posted in the Weston High School newspaper Wildcat Tracks. Yes, nepotism is real. ++++
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