Holliston Public Schools will be participating in the National School Lunch Program. As part of this program, Holliston Public Schools will offer healthy meals every school day. For the 2021 – 2022 school year each child will be eligible for one free lunch each school day these meals are offered.
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Holliston Happenings: Week of September 5, 2021
A holiday week has municipal offices closed Monday and Schools closed Tuesday. Trash / recycling pickup delayed one day all week.
Holliston Census 1790 – Along The Indifferent Road
Another informative offering from Holliston’s Town Historian.
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Council on Aging Vacancy
The Holliston Council on Aging (CoA) currently has a vacancy and is seeking expressions of interest from individuals who would wish to be considered for appointment to the Council.
Get Out On the Farms – September 12th
Visit seven Holliston Farms on September 12th between 10 and 4. The event is rain or shine.
Library Trustees Meet
Chair Karla Alfred called the remote meeting of the Library Trustees to order at 7:04 PM on Wednesday, September 1. Trustees approved minutes of July 27, 2021.
COVID-19 Vaccine Public Clinic to be Held September 14th
The Town of Ashland in collaboration with Mass Bay Community College will be holding a COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic on September 14, 2021 from 1pm – 4pm..The clinic will be held at Mass Bay Community College at 270 Eliot Street, Ashland. This clinic is available for anyone 12 years old and up.
Lower Your Carbon Footprint: Learn More from Your Neighbors
Did you know that, besides heating and cooling our homes, transportation is the next largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions? Do you want to lower your carbon footprint? Might your next car be an electric vehicle? A hybrid? A plug-in hybrid? Want to learn more?
Cultural Council 2022 Grant Request Period Opens September 1st
The Holliston Cultural Council seeks funding proposals from local artists, organizations, and schools. The Council provides cultural programming for a variety of ages and interests throughout the year, including music and dance performances, visual arts exhibits and workshops, and school-based events. Many events were still able to take place during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Council looks forward to offering continued innovative events and workshops in 2022.
“Celebrating on Central” in 2021
After an unprecedented cancellation in 2020, due to the pandemic, the 30th annual Celebrate Holliston festivities will continue this year on September 18th, in a new location. This year, Celebrate Holliston is excited to be “Celebrating on Central” Street. The downtown, street-party style event will stretch down Central Street (closed from Washington Street to Blair Square) to bring the community together in a family-friendly, spaced-out, outdoor space – with the additional benefit of offering walking and biking access directly from the Rail Trail.
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