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September is almost here and that means a new membership year for Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors. HNN is a not-for-profit civic and social organization that brings friends and neighbors from Holliston and the surrounding communities together to give back and have some fun.
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Food insecurity and protection of our food supply chain continues to be a challenge throughout the pandemic, and the COVID-19 Command Center recently convened a multi-stakeholder Food Security Task Force to address these concerns.
Look at what’s happening in Town this coming weeks and the weeks ahead.
The Holliston Public Schools believes that a healthy lunch should be available to all students. As a result, the Holliston Public Schools participate in the National School Lunch Program.
The U.S. Census Bureau has begun following up in person with all households across the country that have not yet responded to the 2020 Census.
It’s been about four months since the Governor’s stay at home order in March. As we go through this strange collective experience while the state slowly opens, the Holliston Historical Society would like to hear about how you are doing.
Holliston Pantry Shelf is pleased to announce that it is now fully re-opened to Shoppers, and is now fully stocked with a bountiful selection of fresh produce, refrigerated and frozen specials, as well as canned goods, personal care items and all other food items the Pantry stocked prior to the COVID Pandemic.
We’re back to posting a calendar of events for the next few weeks and the Board/committee meetings for this week.
Regular readers may have notice some changes in the look of the Holliston Reporter Home page. Similar to print news publications, we now have separate ‘sections.’
Seven-year-old Cole Dennison became hero to his little brother Eli this past weekend, raising $358 with his contactless lemonade stand.
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