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Holliston’s own Prana Center has won the award for “Favorite Theater Program” for the west of Boston region in the annual Joey awards from Community Kangaroo. More than a thousand people from Holliston and other communities voted in our region.
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Twenty-one Holliston properties transferred ownership in November. Here are the first eleven.
December 7, 1941, a “date will live in infamy,” was remembered 80 years later by Holliston’s veterans’ community on a brisk December morning. Several vets gathered in front of Town Hall for a brief, but meaningful, ceremony to pay tribute to the more than 2,400 lives lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
This is part of series of updates on projects the Town has underway. This one highlights the status of the Mudville repaving project.
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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Fatima Shrine is hosting a holiday bazaar this Saturday from 10 – 3.
The town has a lot going on this week. Check out the opportunities to participate in social, health, and government activities.
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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Early colonial settlers might be amused that 297 years later the town would have a committee called “Envisioning Future Holliston”. Their prime concern was most likely firewood and something to eat. Only a handful of families resided in town back then which was a part of Sherborn.
The Holliston Lions helped to brighten the holiday season in several ways this past Saturday (Nov. 27).
