The Holliston Public Library will be hosting a live online author talk with Nathaniel Philbrick at the library on Wednesday February 8th, at 6:30pm. You can also sign up to attend the talk virtually at the library’s website https://hollistonlibrary.org/.
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New Old Barn Part 4
In this segment, Mark Davidson explains how pegs were made and later describes his work on restoring a part of Notre Dame Cathedral that was destroyed by fire in 2019.
Holliston Happenings: Week of January 1 – 7, 2023!
It’s 2023! Happy New Year!
Resolve to take advantage of all the activities and public meetings happening around town all year.
NO CHANGE in trash pickup this week!
Civics Sunday – May 2023 Town Meeting Warrant Now Open
The Warrant for the May Town Meeting has been opened by the Select Board.
Deadline for Article submission for the May meeting is March 13, 2023, by 4:00pm.
Train Station “Little Free Library” Installed on Trail
The Baroud family— mom Sarah, dad Jon, and Nathan and Vivian, their two children—has great appreciation for all the work the community has done to establish the trail and love using it…especially because it’s in their backyard. Recently, the Baroud family has been working with the Holliston Trail Committee, Robert Weidknecht, in particular, to set up a Little Free Library on the rail trail.
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Elementary School Menu – January 2023
HPS Food Service Director Susan Koenig shares the menu for the month of January. Start the new year with these healthy lunch choices.
Holliston Happenings: Week of December 25 – 31, 2022
Christmas and Hanukkah wrap up and Kwanzaa begins.
The week (and year) ends up with a Bonfire at the Community Farm.
New Old Barn Part 3
In this segment, Mark Dellicker talks about the history of the barn and the knee walls of the second floor begin to fall in place.
Happy Holidays
Holiday wishes from the Publishers.
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Holliston Real Estate Sales: November 2022 – Part 2
Included here are the remaining property sales for November 2022. Also included are the comparative data from the past four years.