Nothing says, “Let’s Party” like a smiling elf with blinking glasses greeting you upon arriving!
Sr. Ctr. Director Linda Marshall greeted guests as they arrived. When asked where she finds her outfits, she replied “here and there – these things speak to me.” The voice she might be hearing could be from the elf that appears to have landed upside down in her hat.A sea of red – with a smattering of Santa hats. As always, this party is one not to miss drawing a full house of joyful revelers.While Linda Marshall is the Head Elf, Neil and Diane Svendsen are the Head Chefs. (Don’t you love it when couples wear matching lights!) Neil and his crew served up the delicious roast pork meal prepared by Oliva’s in Milford. Dessert came from Gaetano’s – with a discounted price tag – thank you!The ‘house band’ better known as the Tune Timers kept the dance floor busy.
Many thanks to the staff and volunteers at the Senior Center for making sure that everyone went home pleasantly full and – some lucky folks left with a center piece (provided by the Holliston Garden Club) or other door prize.
Events like this increase the likelihood of HAPPY holidays.
In-person visits to the library for browsing and computer use will resume in late March once new carpet is installed at the library. Curbside pickup and home delivery will continue uninterrupted. Patrons should watch the library website for the reopening date.
The State University of New York, Stony Brook Southampton, announced Ryan Cahill, a Holliston resident and recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, is a finalist for the 2020 Stony Brook Short Fiction Prize for his story “That Summer We Were Boys.”
Senior Center Asst. Director Amanda Boralessa shares what’s happening at the Center in March.
Pre-registration is needed to secure a seat at many of the activities – don’t miss out!