Archive for May 2021
Holliston Happenings: Week of May 31, 2021
Monday we pause to remember all who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our Nation.
The Memorial Day parade is scheduled to step off at 11:00.
World Day of Prayer – June 4th.
The Christian churches of Holliston are gathering on the scenic outside gardens of Our Lady of Fatima Shrine to share in the global prayer for the healing of the world in the traditional World Day Prayer, celebrated annually.
Historical Society Moves Father’s Day Breakfast to the Fall
The Holliston Historical Society Father’s Day Car Show is scheduled this year on October 3, 2021. Who knew that the lockdown would be over on May 30th?
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A Beginner’s Guide to Exploring Our Open Places
We may be putting the worst of the COVID pandemic behind us. As the summer vacation season approaches, many people are rethinking recreation. Formerly popular places such as crowded theme parks, movies, or cruise ships are sometimes being replaced with activities such as kayaking, hiking, or other more solitary endeavors.
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Class of 2021 Car Parade – An Insider’s View
Ken Robinson got some shots at last week’s Class of 2021 Car Parade that no else did (or could). Enjoy!
Honoring Holliston’s Veterans
It’s not too late to make a donation / buy a brick to support the completion of a place of reflection along the Upper Charles Rail Trail near Blair Square.
Governance Committee Charts Its Course
On May 27, a beautiful Thursday afternoon, the Governance Committee (GC) met to discuss a working plan for its future course of action.
Remembered
The town’s deceased veterans were all thought of during the past several days. On Wednesday American Legion Commander Steve Bradford and Legion Adjuant Walter McGrath decorated the towns veterans squares along with the seven outlying cemeteries.
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Holliston Real Estate Sales: April 2021 – Part 2
Here is the remainder of the 19 Holliston properties that transferred ownership during April.
Also, the year-to-year comparison is included.
To Till or Not to Till? – A Gardener’s Perspective
Please join us for an informative evening about no-till farming and gardening and the benefits of leaving your soil where it is. Bigger harvest, less work!
Richard Robinson, operator and owner of Hopestill Farm, Sherborn, will explain no-till farming, no-till gardening at a UCCA (Upper Charles Climate Action) Eventbrite evening, Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 7:00 pm.