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R&R Landscaping had but two employees in 2002–owner Bobby Read and his son Jim. Jimmy Read told the Holliston Reporter that when his dad unexpectedly passed away, Jim didn’t quite know what to do—go to college or continue in his dad’s business.
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July 28th – This post has been updated.
Now enjoying his “retirement” from the Select Board, Mark Ahronian met with Chris and me recently to share thoughts about his term.
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This past March, on Friday the 13th, Chancellor Subbaswamy cancelled in-person classes for the rest of the year at the University of Massachusetts.
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The activities of the Holliston Select Board from November 2019 – June 2020.
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Do you know someone, a Holliston nonprofit organization or a business who has been a quiet hero throughout the 2020 COVID19 pandemic? If so, Celebrate Holliston would like to honor them!
The wind whipped across the field on Wednesday and the temperatures felt more like early March as several members of the local American Legion and farm community gathered to celebrate Earth Day.
Thistle Dew Farm on Highland Street in Holliston may soon be protected forever as farmland, thanks to the efforts of the Town of Holliston, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and Sudbury Valley Trustees (SVT), a nonprofit conservation organization that protects land in the region.
The MAAC’s quarterly newsletter and annual meeting information.
A 2019 wrap-up and a look ahead from the Holliston Agricultural Commission.
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As we enter our second year as publishers, we want to provide a brief ‘State of the Reporter’ update.
Happy New Year.
