As we do our best to be strategic and thoughtful about the strategy behind the COVID-19 response, there’s a lot of discussion about data. Not only does it help focus attention on facilities and communities that are impacted susceptible to the virus, but it helps us target resources to areas of highest need.
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Select Board Continues 1/12 Budget Validation
The Select Board opened their second meeting of the week at 7:01 pm on May 27, 2020.
Adopt a HHS Senior!
Holliston is recognizing our High School Class of 2020 through the “Adopt a Senior” program. All members of our community can get involved to help recognize our town’s graduating class.
COVID-19: May 27, 2020 Update From Representative Dykema
One of the wonderful parts of spring in New England is watching the landscape come to life around us. All of a sudden, my yard is blooming and the woods have a green tinge from the budding leaves and fern.
COVID-19: May 26, 2020 Update From Representative Dykema
I hope you had a restful, safe, and reflective Memorial Day weekend. If you missed your Town’s virtual Memorial Day recognition ceremony, I have included links in the news section below and encourage you to take a moment to think about all those who have given their lives for our country.
Grab-n-go Menu Is Here!
The menu for Grab-n-go meals for the remainder of this week is here.
Flag Count – Memorial Day 2020
Early Monday morning, we made a circle around Holliston counting homes and businesses along the route that displayed a flag or other patriotic display.
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Coaches Share Thoughts About Teams and 2020 Senior Players – Spring Sports
Part 3 of Elexa Reiss’ series on HHS 2020 sports.
Milestones: Graduation
Congratulations to Ensign Taylor Jillian Rowles, who graduated from the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. Taylor. a member of the Holliston High School class of 2016, is the only student from Holliston to ever attend the CGA.
Holliston Happenings: Week of May 25, 2020
Town offices and schools are closed today to remember those who have sacrificed for our nation’s freedom. The rest of the week is very busy with meetings and the library and parks reopen.