Holliston Reporter

A Busy Saturday in Holliston

The sun brought out the colors in the leaves and the supporters of several events.

The Historical Society barn was the place to be Friday night. Hearty German fare, oompah music, and good friends filled the space.

After a day off for Columbus Day, the next two weeks are jam packed with events.

Many residents accepted the School Committee’s invitation to learn more about sleep science and discuss school start times.

During September there were 17 property sales recorded at the Registry of Deeds. Here is the first half.

The drive up teller window is now closed when a driver accidently went forward through the teller machine.

The Select Board spent much of its Monday evening meeting getting the Town Meeting Warrant finalized.

October is a very busy month here in Holliston. There is a public forum this Thursday at the High School regarding school start times.

618 runners came out to support Tim’s Trot this year. In its 9th year, Tim’s Trot continues to raise funds for the Timothy O’Connell Foundation.