A busy week of religious holidays and several virtual town Board and Committee meetings.
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COVID-19 Update #19 From Representative Dykema
The April 5th update on the COVID-19 impact on Massachusetts. (We did not receive an April 4th update.)
Budget and School Closure Updates Presented to School Committee
The School Committee (SC) met remotely Thursday evening, with Chair Stacey Raffi calling the meeting to order at 7:05 PM.
History: The Great Sickness of 1753
Between December 18, 1753 and January 30, 1754, one-eighth of Holliston’s 400 residents died from a sickness that was confined exclusively to this community and for which no cause was ever determined.
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Spring Brings Rail Trail Chores and Reminders
With spring upon us, Holliston Rail Trail cleanup from the winter storms has begun.
A Notice from the Holliston Conservation Commission
In this age of “social distancing,” it is important to remember not just to protect your physical health but also your mental well-being.
COVID-19 Updated # 18 From Representative Dykema
As we approach the possible peak of our curve, it is increasingly important for us to remember why social distancing, quarantining, and other best practices are vital for “flattening the curve” and ensuring our health care system does not become overwhelmed.
It Takes A Village
The Holliston Public Schools’ Food Service has partnered with Holiday Dreams to creatively fill a gaping need in our community – feeding students and their families!
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COVID-19 Update # 17 From Representative Dykema
The state’s COVID-19 Command Center continues to use sophisticated statistical modeling to estimate the trajectory of the pandemic in Massachusetts.
A Note to Our Readers
We encourage you, our readers, to seek out, as much as you are comfortable, local businesses that have made Holliston their home.