Stop by the Holliston Senior Center this Sunday between Noon and 4pm for a ‘photo op’ with the Easter Bunny.
Category: People
Select Board Covers a Lot of Ground
The April 4, 2022, Select Board meeting had a new look. This camera angle showed most of the audience that gathered to participate in person. Chair Tina Hein excitedly opened the meeting at 7:00pm thanking those in attendance – a first in quite some time.
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Read with Aesop’s
April Selection: Sing A Song of Seasons – A Nature Poem for Each Day of the Year, selected by Fiona Waters.
Breaking Bread in Brooklyn
We are pleased to publish another poem from the pen of Walter McClennen for our readers’ enjoyment. Walter tells us that he recently created the poem this one for his Brooklyn grandson, who at the age of one year will not be reading it, but who will enjoy it in the future.
Civics Sunday: Announcing Candidate Statements to Inform Voters’ Choices
Content of the Holliston Reporter, a hyper-local news blog, informs residents of weekly events, activities, and information of neighbors as they serve, entertain, and educate one another. It is here where readers may find and follow up-to-date information concerning decisions made by elected officials and members of Boards and Committees that affect our community. We hope our content is helpful in your understanding of the Holliston community and in formulating your election decisions.
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Holliston Introduces a Community Profile Promotional Video
The Town of Holliston is pleased to announce the release of its Community Profile Video, a short-form documentary-style video highlighting the best features of living and doing business in Holliston.
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Holliston Happenings: Week of April 3 – 9, 2022
Holliston seems to be emerging nicely to a full schedule of activities / meetings.
Holliston Historical Society to Sponsor Program on Isabella Stewart Gardner
Known for her flamboyant manner and free-spirited ways, Isabella Stewart Gardner (1840 – 1924) became known as the first American “Patroness of the Arts.” The ambiance of her Back Bay salon at 150-152 Beacon Street inspired the creation of “Fenway Court,” an architecturally lavish backdrop for her significant collection of Italian Renaissance art.
Announcing the Celebrate Holliston Annual Meeting
You are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of Celebrate Holliston, Inc. will be held on Wednesday, April 13th, 2022, at 7:00 p.m., (location TBA).
Walking in Wenakeening
On Sunday afternoon, March 20, 2022, naturalists Ann Marie Pilch and Marc Connelly led a group of 20 like-minded men, women and children along some of the historic paths in Wenakeening Woods, a 108 acre preserve under the care of the Upper Charles Conservation Land Trust (UCCLT).
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