Author Holly Camero Holly Camero is a freelance writer for The Weston Observer. Holly's Latest Articles Russell’s Garden Center marks 150 years of flowers and fun By Holly Camero ● Features ● June 12, 2026 As Russell’s Garden Center celebrates its 150th anniversary, it will be up to the fifth generation to ensure the business thrives. Doc Crane brings passion to library Film Club By Holly Camero ● Features ● June 5, 2026 When Donald "Doc" Crane started working at the Weston Public Library in 2016, it was only natural that he would start a film club. Local yoga teacher wants kids to salute the sun their own way By Holly Camero ● Features ● April 24, 2026 Resident Laurel Kulow has released "Look up to the Sky," a children's guide through a yoga sun salutation. In Choro Novo prepares to close out season of song By Holly Camero ● Arts ● April 17, 2026 Since 1994, members of In Choro Novo have been entertaining audiences with an eclectic mix of music. ‘Mary Poppins’ to take flight at Weston Friendly Society By Holly Camero ● Arts ● April 3, 2026 Everyone’s favorite nanny will take to the stage as “Mary Poppins, the Broadway Musical” opens April 18 at the Weston Friendly Society. Weston author publishes fantasy novel By Holly Camero ● News ● March 27, 2026 Natalie Brown says she may return to work as a vet when her youngest goes to school, but for now, she is enjoying her career as a writer. Weston author releases new book, ‘Letters to Mikey’ By Holly Camero ● Arts ● March 13, 2026 Glenn Cort believes people are inherently good. It is a message he shares in his book “Letters to Mikey." Cuneo reflects on Observer’s journey from idea to print By Holly Camero ● Features ● February 27, 2026 Charlie Cuneo is stepping down from his position as president of the Weston Observer's board of directors at the end of February. Artists bring ‘Rigor & Risk’ salon experience to Weston By Holly Camero ● Arts ● February 27, 2026 “Rigor & Risk,” an afternoon salon experience of four different art forms in the style of French salons from the 17th and 18th centuries. Acme Theater’s ‘Church & State’ is a timely dramedy By Holly Camero ● Arts ● January 23, 2026 Acme Theater is putting on "Church & State" through Feb. 1. Posts pagination 1 2 Next