Whether you’ve recently moved to Holliston, just moved across town, or have lived in Holliston for years – Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors is a place to get to know your neighbors and give back to our great community. HNN is a not-for-profit organization that coordinates charitable, civic, and recreational events and activities. And no – you don’t have to be new to be a newcomer. There is no time limit on when you can join or for how long you can be a member.
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What to do on a school early release day? Here’s your answer!
Holliston Senior Center – March Calendar
Here’s what’s happening at the Senior Center during the month of March.
Don’t miss out on all that is offered for learning, dining, and socializing.
Elementary School Lunch Menu – March 2023
HPS Food Service Director Lynne Koenig shares the March menu.
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Please read this important message regarding the future of the Holliston Reporter.
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Kevin John Blaney at 63
Kevin John Blaney, 63, of Vernon, beloved husband of Karen Lee (Ellis) Blaney, passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 25, 2023, an hour after his beloved wife Karen.
Calling hours will be at the Ladd-Turkington & Carmon Funeral Home, 551 Talcottville Road in Vernon on Sunday, March 5, 2023, from 2-5 pm with a service at 4:30.
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Mount Hollis Lodge Friday Fish Frys are Back!
Every Friday between now and Good Friday, April 7th, the Mount Hollis Lodge will be serving up “fish and chips” to go.
Holliston Garden Club Scholarships
The Holliston Garden Club announces two financial aid programs available to Holliston students.
Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors says Think Spring and Easter!
Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors is once again helping the Holliston Pantry Shelf with Easter Gifts. Donations are being accepted through March 17th so that we can provide the gift cards to the families the week before Easter.
Hands-Free While Driving – 3rd Anniversary
Hands-free while driving became a law in Massachusetts on February 23, 2020.
Shortly after the law took effect, our attention turned to COVID-19.
On the third anniversary of the law’s implementation, here is a reminder of the law’s requirements.