John and Celia Gagnon and their family are donating bicycle safety lights to cyclists this Saturday, August 1, from 8 AM – Noon, in the parking lot of 75 Exchange Street, in memory of their daughter Emilee.
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Category: Environment
Backyard Visitors
For as long as I can remember, birds have always fascinated me. I recall fondly how my grandmother in England cherished the flurry of activity on her birdfeeders. Fast forward to today, when my family and I now live in New England. My fascination continues.
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Civics Sunday: 2020 Census Push Week July 27 – August 2
This coming week is a competition to increase self-response rates for this year’s census. Look for activities encouraging census self-reporting in the coming week.
Civics Sunday: Annual Town Meeting Information
Holliston’s Annual Town Meeting will be held this year at 7:30 pm on Monday, July 20, 2020 at the Placentino/Miller Elementary School Cafetorium, located at 235 Woodland Street.
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An Homage to our Nation’s Symbol – The Bald Eagle
I recently had the opportunity to spend some time in Maine. When we were out boating, we spotted a bald eagle’s nest on a small remote island.
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Outdoor Watering Restrictions Now in Effect
Due to drought conditions and the extended forecast, effective immediately for anyone on town water, NO outside irrigation is allowed.
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Town Hall Reopens
Early Thursday morning the Holliston Reporter ventured into the Town Hall to view the changes one encounters at the newly re-opened departments.
“A Successful Town Needs Volunteers”, says Mark Ahronian
Now enjoying his “retirement” from the Select Board, Mark Ahronian met with Chris and me recently to share thoughts about his term.
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If You Build It, They Will Come
Yes, Holliston built a “Field of Dreams.” The Town built a recreational rail trail that spans the length of the town from Milford to Sherborn. All 6.7 miles are traveled by walkers, strollers and bikers.
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The Mayor & the Kid
This past March, on Friday the 13th, Chancellor Subbaswamy cancelled in-person classes for the rest of the year at the University of Massachusetts.
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