Friday, April 30, Arbor Day 2021, the Holliston Rail Trail was treated to a tree-trimming from Washington St. to Church St.
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K of C Recycling for Good Causes
Knights of Columbus, St. Mary’s Council will be collecting recyclable electronics to raise donations for two local charities.
Rep. Dykema Supports FY22 Funding for Holliston in State Budget
This week, Rep. Carolyn Dykema (D-Holliston) joined her colleagues in voting to unanimously support the House’s $47.7 billion Fiscal Year 2022 budget.
Rail Trail Partially Closed on Friday, April 30, 2021
The Rail Trail will be closed on Arbor Day, April 30 from Church St to Washington St.
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Holliston Happenings: Week of April 26, 2021
Check out what’s on tap this week and the first few weeks in May here in Holliston.
Mandatory Odd / Even Water Ban Coming Soon
Under the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection’s Water Management Act Permit to the Town of Holliston, the Holliston Water Department is required to impose a Water Ban every year on nonessential outdoor water use; the Water Ban is effective May 1st to September 30th.
Enough Time for All The Questions!
The April 15th meeting of the Holliston Planning Board began as scheduled at 7:00pm. Chair David Thorn called for the re-opening of the Public Hearing on the proposed development at 555 Hopping Brook Road.
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Civics Sunday: Meet the Candidate; Richard Morse
Holliston has many things that add to our quality of life. The Rail Trail, Library, conservation land with its walking trails, Senior Center and Parks and Recreation Department all make Holliston a special place.
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Holliston Water Bills Arriving Soon
The quarterly water bills were mailed out Thursday, April 15, 2021. This bill reflects water usage for the period January to March 2021 and any arrears.
Our Open Places- An Introduction to a Continuing Series
For the past 12 months people have chosen to go outside as a way to break up the monotony of quarantining during the COVID pandemic. They went outside to walk. I saw some people who went outside to kayak. Many people went outside to go fishing. During the summer, families went outside to cook and eat. If company came, we went outside to talk on opposite sides of the driveway while wearing masks.
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