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The weekly Select Board (SB) meeting for May 17, 2021 was called to order by Chair, John Cronin.

This morning, the statewide COVID-19 Command Center announced updates relative to the Commonwealth’s vaccine distribution and reopening timeline. We are currently on track to have over 4 million residents fully vaccinated by the end of May and our public health metrics for COVID-19 cases and hospitalization have decline precipitously over the past few weeks. This has allowed our public health officials to make the determination to accelerate elements of the state’s reopening timeline and other public health guidance.

Check out what’s going on around town this week. There’ll be a lot of noise next Saturday afternoon!!

Wednesday, May 12, 2021, the Holliston Council on Aging (CoA) met at the Holliston Senior Center. Chair Bob Malone called the meeting to order shortly after 2:00pm.

o we have any Monets, Van Goghs, Rembrandts or starving Norman Rockwells in town? Back in 1991, an event featuring local artists — “Artists on the Common” — was held on the Congregational Green.

Returning after last year’s absence, the Annual Trout Derby hosted by the Holliston Sportsmen’s Association (HSA) will take place on Saturday, May 22, 2021. The event is open to girls and boys up to sixteen years of age.

HPD Lieutenant George Leurini shares the Department’s service calls for the past two months.

Dancing Arts Center is proud to announce that two of its students are competing in the Youth America Grand Prix finals held at the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, Florida from May 10-16, 2021.

Here are 10 of the 19 Holliston properties that transferred ownership in April.

Hopkinton’s Greyhound Friends is pleased to announce that it added three new board members at its recent Annual Meeting. Paul Curley of Sterling, Samantha Dexter of Milford, and Michael Simon of Holliston joined the board of directors last month.

The Holliston Historical Society is pleased to announce that it has received a grant of $10,000 from Preservation Massachusetts, in partnership with The 1772 Foundation.

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A much shorter second part of the Spring Town Meeting was held Tuesday, May 11, 2021. A summary statement might be that the Town is planning / acting for its future.