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The Select Board recaps the accomplishments of the 2019 – 2020 term.

As we plan for a safe and socially distant Fourth of July, my office has received several questions about the most current policies regarding travel guidance and self-quarantine for both Massachusetts residents looking to “get away” for the weekend and those of us hoping to connect with family while keeping our loved ones healthy.

The ambulance was busy this week. The firefighters quickly dispatched a brush fire and investigated some alarm activations.

Do you know someone, a Holliston nonprofit organization or a business who has been a quiet hero throughout the 2020 COVID19 pandemic? If so, Celebrate Holliston would like to honor them!

Our state takes pride in providing the best public education in the nation. During the pandemic, students of all ages have faced unprecedented disruption to their learning environment, and teachers, staff, caregivers, and families have stepped up to adapt to these challenging circumstances in new and creative ways.

The new Select Board members got right to business on Monday, June 29th..

The Holliston School Committee is pleased to announce our unanimous vote to appoint Dr. Susan Kustka as interim superintendent for the 2020-21 school year, pending successful contract negotiations.

As you know, the science around understanding, identifying, and treating COVID-19 is a new and quickly evolving field.

The Holliston Water Department is pleased to announce the availability of the 2019 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (CCR).

We are entering the summer months with fewer meetings on tap this week.

Nancy Burke FitzGerald retired this month from her 15-year teaching engagement on the Cape.

The Holliston Senior Support Foundation announces the cancellation of this year’s “Fall Fair and Yard Sale” that had been scheduled at the Holliston Senior Center for September 12, 2020.