Paul Saulnier
1. Police Log for Week of September 10 - 16, 2017
Rear view mirrors. Not just for checking for food stuck in your teeth.
2. 2017 Celebrate Holliston Field Day
The sirens announce the approach of the 2017 Celebrate Holliston Parade moving up Central Street to Washington Street.
3. Police Log for Week of September 3 - 9, 2017
Its turtles all the way down Last week turtles and donkeys provided the distractions for HPD.
4. Day One of HIB's Cleanup
Saturday, September 9, 2017. Volunteers were asked to present themselves at Blair Square by 10:00 AM for assigments all over town.
5. Last Section of Rail Trail Gets Readied for Stone Dust
Saturday, September 9, 2017. Volunteers prepare the trail for the application of stone dust, scheduled for Tuesday, September 12, 2017.
7. Police Log for Week of August 27 - September 2, 2017
Anarchist on a scooter and Woodland Street was the most expensive road in Holliston last week.
9. Police Log for Week of August 20 - 26, 2017
Cats and dogs and even a horse. And when you gotta go, you gotta go!
10. Conservation Associates Honor Joseph Cohen
What can you say that will acknowledge 50 years of quiet service to the Town of Holliston?
11. Police Log for Week of August 13 - 19, 2017
Would you let your teen take driving lessons from this instructor?
12. From Farm to Table to Tummy
(photo courtesy of Cherry Fenton) Freshly picked and washed organically grown fruits and veggies for organically grown Hollistonians and friends.
13. 8 Arch Bridge Committee Met August 15, 2017
The final plans and specifications for the proposed repairs and alterations to the bridge were reviewed by the committee with Town Administrator Jeff Ritter.
14. Police Log for Week of August 6 - 12, 2017
One more animal incident report and HPD will have to add another patrolman to the roster.
15. Holliston Honors its Citizens of the Year FOR 2011
Celebrate Holliston 2017 is on SEPTEMBER 16th 2011. A break in the weather allowed Celebrate Holliston to go ahead, one week later than scheduled but still a great event. Always a feature of Celebrate Holliston is recognition of two residents who represent the best of the best. This year they are Craig Denman and Joanne Apesos.
17. Officer John Johnson Remembered in 2011 Ceremony
Chief Larry Marsell (Retired) reminds HollistonReporter.com every year that Officer John Johnson died in the line of duty on August 13, 1981. This memorial service was held on the 30th anniversary of that event.
18. 2012 Celebrate Holliston: Opening Ceremony
Celebrate Holliston 2017 is scheduled for September 16th. Kathy Shore, left, and Theresa Lamkin are the power behind the scene for the biggest event of the year, Celebrate Holliston. Together they opened the day's activities by welcoming everyone and gave a special thanks to Bill Sheehan of Jensen Sheehan Insurance for his dedication to to the event from the very first CH many years ago.
19. Celebrate Holliston Parade - 2010
Celebrate Holliston 2017 is on SEPTEMBER 16th As paraders arrived at Placentino School on Woodland Street, it was John Shannahan's job to get them organized and on the road by 9:00 AM.
20. Police Log for Week of July 30 - August 5, 2017
Holliston is first to record a driverless car accident.
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