Some photos from the Friends of the Rail Trail’s 2021 Trail Walk.
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Some photos from the Friends of the Rail Trail’s 2021 Trail Walk.
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Many hands made Friday night’s Bonfire at the Community Farm a reality. The pandemic played a part in the festivities, canceling the band, and Paul Saulnier this year’s Citizen of the Year who was scheduled to light the huge inferno. Main ticket taker Theresa Lampkin tested positive the day before, so Erin Anderson filled the spot of checking electronic tickets. Jeffrey Avenue and Whitney Street were aglow with a portable light tower supplied by the DPW while the Auxiliary Police handled traffic.
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A quiet week ahead.
Trash and recycling pickup will be on the REGULAR schedule – the Recycling Center will be OPEN THURSDAY instead of Saturday from 8 – 3.
A festive week ahead. Many Boards and Committees have meetings planned in the coming week – Zoom in when you can.
The Holliston Reporter welcomes weekly updates from the Holliston Youth Basketball league. We thank Derek Cordon and Michelle Friedman for their contributions.
This Winter we are happy to report that the Holliston Youth Basketball Association has 13 teams representing the town in the Metrowest Basketball League. It is certainly nice to see things trending towards normalcy and having the kids back out on the courts. We will be providing a weekly recap of the games so you can follow along to see how all the teams are doing throughout the season.
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The Holliston Trails Committee, chaired by Robert Weidknecht, quietly meets every month to discuss and decide on actions to take for the betterment of the Town’s 6.7-mile Upper Charles Rail Trail.
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Bright and early on Thanksgiving, the Holliston Youth Lacrosse’s annual 5K Turkey Trot returned after a pandemic hiatus. It was a beautiful morning with cool temps for the runners to get out and burn off some energy.
The Community Farm Advisory Committee met Wednesday night November 17, 2021 in a new meeting spot. The Committee used a brand-new conference space built on the upper level of the Town Hall.
After spending this coming “Small Business Saturday” shopping in Holliston’s shops, why not find your way down to Blair Square around 4:00pm to catch this year’s tree lighting! Toys for Tots donations will be accepted.
Members of the Lions Club were out Sunday decorating the town. The annual program which had fallen on leaner times a few years back, was reinvigorated by Lion Ed Daniels.