As the year 2021 comes to a close, so does the inaugural year and the initial project of the new Conservation Committee of the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland. One of the last days of the year witnessed the removal of debris and detritus created by the hundreds of hours spent by volunteers from the club, along with friends, Boy Scouts, and other members of the community. It took over 15 one-ton dump trucks to remove all of the invasive species that the workers cut down over the course of the last 9 months.
In the picture above, volunteers are pulling down a gigantic vine to add to one of six very large piles of brush created this year.
The Rotary club will use proceeds from the tree sales to benefit several charities: Middlesex Human Services, including Bristol Lodge, local food pantries, need-based college scholarships in Weston and Wayland, and other Rotary Club community service projects. 
Our first Weston-Wayland Children's Business Fair on Saturday was a fantastic success. Twenty-eight young entrepreneurs participated and hundreds of guests enjoyed a perfect day.
For the fifth year, the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland’s Rotary Rising Youth Leadership Award program will recognize leading sophomores who invest themselves in “service above self, focusing on leadership and community service.” 
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