Mother Nature turned into the wicked witch on Saturday forcing Celebrate Holliston organizers to cancel their scheduled parade and field day. The rained out event […]
Author: Bobby Blair
Former Citizens of the Year Gather Tuesday Night
Holliston’s Citizen of the Year award may be akin to England’s Most Noble Order of the Garter which honors chivalry and was founded in 1348. […]
Creating Ambience
Ambience is described by the Cambridge Dictionary as “the character of a place or the quality it seems to have”.
Holliston High School Reunion
Join graduates from across the years at Pinecrest Golf Course for a reunion of the decades.
First Responders Honored at Town Hall
You would have to be at least 26 years of age to have any recollection of the events on September 11th, 2001. Honoring local first responders is a way of remembering to who perished on that tragic day by honoring those who continue to themselves in harms way or to save lives.
Holliston Man to lead National Marine Corps League
In the sixth grade Warren Griffin moved from West Roxbury to Natick, and in 1975 to Holliston. At the height of the Vietnam War, Griffin informed his father that his college career was ending as he had signed up for the U.S. Marines. With a MOS (military occupational specialty) 0849 (naval gunfire), Griffin would find himself outside of DaNang Vietnam in a place called Dong Ha.
Free Concert at Blair Square
On September 3rd from 4:30 to 6:00 there will be a free concert by the Big Chief Band. Bring folding chairs or blankets and enjoy! […]
Marigold Project Still at It
If you we’re thinking, “Gee I didn’t get a donation letter from the American Legion Downtown Marigold Project this spring,” you’d be correct. We actually had enough funds from previous years to fulfill the 2023 mission.
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Holliston 1934
Food prices may be high during this economic upheaval but hearken back to the Great Depression here in town. If you were on welfare, one of your jobs was to tend to cemeteries otherwise not provided for.