Here is a sample ballot for this week’s Town Election. Voting takes place at the Holliston High School from 7:00am to 8:00pm on Tuesday, May 24, 2022.
Category: People
Diverse Holliston Interviews Holliston Local Candidates
Diverse Holliston posed the same four questions to all candidates running for office in Tuesday’s Town Election.
Their responses are linked to this article.
Holliston Governance Committee: Update #4
Governance Committee Chair Sam Tyler shares statistics about voter turnout at recent Town Elections and how competitive seats on the Select Board have been.
Good prep for Tuesday’s election!
Roadway Construction – In Addition to Ongoing Mudville Paving
Roadway construction is scheduled to begin the week of May 23, 2022, weather permitting, on the following streets: Green St. Quincy Pl. and Maple Dell La.
Week #5: Holliston Senior Softball Wrap-Up: (thru 5/15)
The hits just keep on coming!
COMMENT attached to this article.
YAC Readies for Annual Meeting
The Holliston Youth Advisory Committee’s (YAC) Chair Jennifer Liebermann opened Monday (5.16.22) night’s remote meeting at 7:07 PM to a crowded screen of members, potential members, and YFS personnel.
Review of The Music Man
The highly anticipated The Music Man, Jr. has come to town! After Broadway recently revived it, Prana Productions rolled out the red carpet for this red, white and blue musical this weekend.
COMMENT attached to this article.
Crafters, Artists, and Antique Dealers Invited to Participate in Harvest Fair
Vendors are invited to submit an application to the 41st Holliston Historical Society Annual Harvest Fair
Holliston Lions Club Installs 2022-2023 Officers
On Wednesday, May 18th the Holliston Lions Club was honored to have District Governor Elect Steve Langley install their new Club Officers for the 2022 – 2023 Lions year.
Holliston High School Softball Update:
The Holliston High Softball team continues to their breakout season by going 4-1 since the last update. Beginning last week the Panthers won 4 straight defeating Holbrook, Medway, Dover-Sherborn and Framingham. During this stretch the Panthers scored a collective total of 55 runs while only allowing 13.