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This reporter chronicled the Holliston Police Department’s eighteenth Jr. Police Academy, a one-week experience focused on: teamwork, law enforcement activities, and a healthy lifestyle. This account will follow the group chronologically from when they arrived at HPD Headquarters Monday at 9:00am until they graduated on Friday at 3:00pm.
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The Holliston Public librarians are looking for tweens, teens, and adults to help complete a mosaic picture.
Thirty-four properties transferred ownership in July. The first seventeen are listed below.
On Tuesday, August 9, 2022, the Finance Committee and Select Board held a joint meeting which was called to order by Chairs Ken Szajda and Ben Sparrell.
Select Board Chair Ben Sparrell, promising a “streamlined” agenda, called the August 8, 2022, meeting to order a little after 7:00pm.
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The dog days of summer are upon us.
This week the Select Board and Finance Committee will hold a joint meeting on Tuesday. Remote access is available.
The Holliston Parks & Recreation Summer Concert Series wrapped up Tuesday, August 2nd with kid-centric music by “Matt Heaton and the Outside Toys.” August 2nd was also “National Night Out,” an annual community-police awareness event.
The entire Select Board and Town Administrator were all in the assigned seats when the Monday, August 1, 2022, meeting convened. Chair Ben Sparrell called the “good” agenda (feeling he’s overused robust) to order at 7:00pm. You can change the adjective but not the amount of work tackled during each meeting.
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Back in early June the Knights of Columbus Council 14224 held a fundraising golf outing at Pinecrest, “Swinging for Charity.” The proceeds from that event were earmarked for donation to the Holliston Pantry Shelf. Recently, the Knights delivered a check for $9,000 to the Pantry Shelf.
Check out what’s on tap this week in Holliston.
Property taxes are due Monday, August 1st!
