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Milestone: Holliston Nurse Practitioner Pessin Recognized by Boston Globe
Kerrilyn Pessin, Nurse Practitioner with Commonwealth Cares Alliance, wife to Daniel Pessin and mother of four children, was recognized by her employer and selected by The Boston Globe for her efforts both in volunteering to be a on a COVID-19 task force where she provided in-home care to patients throughout the pandemic, and continues today, and for caring for a patient unable to obtain needed medical treatment during the Governor’s stay-at-home orders at the start and most fearful time of the pandemic.
Read MoreMemorial Day 2021
Here are photos that capture the spirit of remembrance and the resumption of public gatherings. Thanks to all who made it such a special day for our community.
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Read MoreThe Old North Cemetery Gets Decorated for Memorial Day
A few years ago, I badgered Steve Bradford into letting me help out with the annual Memorial Day preparations by replacing the flags on the graves of the veterans in the Old North Cemetery on Cedar Street.
We welcome this contribution from Ellin Austin.
Honoring Holliston’s Veterans
It’s not too late to make a donation / buy a brick to support the completion of a place of reflection along the Upper Charles Rail Trail near Blair Square.
Read MoreCivics Sunday: Select Board and School Committee Candidates Respond to Questions from Diverse Holliston
Town elections are Tuesday, May 25. In hopes of providing voters with helpful information, Diverse Holliston developed and presented a set of questions to each candidate of the Select Board and another set to the School Committee. Candidates were informed that their answers would be shared with the public. Diverse Holliston does not endorse any particular candidate.
The Sample Ballot is included below.
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Read MoreMilestone: Graduation
Becca Malcolm, daughter of Alison and Sean Malcolm of Holliston, graduated with a BA in Computer Science with a major in Game Design from Northeastern University on Saturday, May 8th.
Read MoreSpring Town Meeting Wraps Up
A much shorter second part of the Spring Town Meeting was held Tuesday, May 11, 2021. A summary statement might be that the Town is planning / acting for its future.
Read MoreTown Meeting – Night One; Second Night On Tap
Moderator William Mayer (above) called the Town Meeting to order once a quorum had been achieved. Ultimately, over 200 residents participated during the meeting. Mr. Mayer welcomed everyone and set the tone for the evening’s discussions and decisions. Fire Chief Michael Cassidy outlined how citizens in the cafeteria would be able to participate. ARTICLE 1.…
Read MoreGraduating? Show Us Your Smile!
Are you—or is a family member—graduating from high school (public, private, technical) or college this spring? We’d love to share your good news with Holliston family, neighbors, and friends.
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Read MoreDowntown Was Hopping on Saturday
Spring has sprung and vaccinations are on the rise. The result was a flurry of outdoor activities raising funds and spirits. Our Saturday morning stroll brought us to three different events bringing people safely together for great causes: charity and health.
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