WESTBOROUGH – The Westborough Athletic and Social Association’s second annual “Ice Out” challenge has come to a halt.
According to a message posted on Facebook by WASA, the ice sculpture, which was in front of Hastings Elementary School, was vandalized sometime on Sunday, Feb. 5.
WASA has filed a report with the Westborough Police Department.
Because of the vandalism, the challenge has been discontinued.
“Further information regarding refunds will be available soon,” according to the post. “We appreciate the support from all of those who participated in this year’s Ice Out challenge.”
For information, visit https://www.westboro.org/.
Since 1935, WASA has been dedicated to supporting Westborough youths in their academic and athletic endeavors. In the last 10 years, WASA has donated over $100,000 to support local youths, including providing $30,000 in college scholarships to Westborough High School students.
In addition to the “Ice Out” challenge, WASA sponsors a food drive, golf tournament and turkey shoot, as well as a meat raffle on Friday evenings at the Central House.
Visit the website for more information about the association.
