Bobby Blair goes further back in time to revisit Holliston in 1900.
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Holliston Lions Announce Super Bowl Squares for Senior Scholarships
Sadly, we now know the Patriots will not be in the Super Bowl this year, BUT we do know that high school seniors will still be graduating in June and they need our help …now more than ever. Because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many families continue to struggle financially and will need help to meet the additional challenges of funding a college education. Because of this, The Holliston Lions Club has decided that 100% of the proceeds from our annual Super Bowl Squares fundraiser will be used to support our senior scholarship program.
Holliston Happenings: Week of January 16 – 22, 2022
Town Offices and Schools are closed Monday to observe Martin Luther King’s birthday. Trash pickup is delayed one day all week.
A busy week of meetings is on tap.
Holliston Circa 1945
Holliston was still a relatively small town in 1945. The population stood at 3,000 in 1940 and increased to 3,753 by 1950. Most of the able-bodied young men had joined the service.
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Town Hall Building Changes
In 1902 hardwood floors were installed in Upper Town Hall. The space has been a basketball court, a ballroom, a movie theater, the scene of many weddings, showers, town celebrations and all Town Meetings before the High School was built.
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Two Holliston Thespians Among Cast of Un-Common Theater Production
Holliston’s Allison Hurd and Claudia McMahon are among a cast of 11 in The Un-Common Theatre Company’s Winter Play, PUFFS, being presented at the MockingBird Music Studios in South Easton, MA, January 28-30, 2022.
Holliston Real Estate Sales: December 2021 – Part 1
Here is the listing of twelve of the twenty-four properties that transferred ownership in December.
Holliston YAC Meets
Chair Jennifer Liebermann opened the remote meeting of the Youth Advisory Committee on Tuesday, January 10, 2022, at 7:05 PM. With Director Jackie Winer on maternity leave, interim Director Kirsten Rancourt presented the Director’s Report to the group.
Holliston Youth Basketball – Week 5
And then there was one…one lone team remains undefeated for Holliston. Keep it going coaches McHugh, McDonald and Dufault, and all of the 7th Grade Boys Team. In other hardwood action, we had last minute wins, last minute losses and last-minute postponements. We also managed to have 2 games end with the same score of 19-18.
Bobby’s (Blair not Flay) Home Cooking
I just delivered an old cookbook to the little library down the street. I tend to cook from the gut and figure recipes are for those who have more patience than me. This concoction is simply to make and makes great leftovers. Delete the meat and it becomes a vegan meal.