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It is an understatement to say that a lot has changed for us as we move into our 4th year of publishing the Holliston Reporter. We wanted to share our reflections on our short tenure — to excerpt highlights of and changes in our experience, as well as lessons we’ve learned.
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Contact Troop 76 (info below) to arrange a pickup of your Christmas tree this coming Saturday.
The Holliston Board of Health is sponsoring a COVID Vax / Booster clinic on Saturday, January 15th, online signup is now open.
Senior Center Assistant Director Amanda Boralessa shares the January calendar of events.
Check out what’s going on at our Senior Center.
School Nutrition Director Susan Palefsky shares the lunch menu for the coming month.
While the Select Board did not meet, Town Administrator, Travis Ahern, passed along this news to help citizens start to plan their 2022 calendars.
Holliston Youth Basketball was back this past week spreading some holiday cheer with more wins than losses, a few undefeated teams still in the mix and a thrilling third-quarter come back. A few teams will be playing in a Holiday Tournament next week, but all teams will enjoy a well-deserved holiday break from regular season MetroWest play and start back up again on January 2nd.
The Friends of the Holliston Public Library will present “Tales From the Home of the World’s Worst Weather” on Thursday, January 13, at 7 PM.
The Holliston Garden Club celebrated Jill Malcolm at its recent annual Holiday Gathering. The membership recognized Jill as a distinguished citizen of Holliston.
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The Friends of the Holliston Community Farm will sponsor a bonfire and fundraiser for the Farm on New Year’s Eve, Friday, December 31, 8:00-10:30 pm at 34 Rogers Road. The event will follow New Year’s Eve on the Rail Trail.
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