One of the core tenets of the Knight of Columbus is charitable giving: time, talents, and/or financial. The St. Mary’s Knights Council 14224 has been giving charitably to Holliston since 2007, thanks to the generosity of you: our families, friends, and neighbors; 2022 was another year of service and charity to our Church and Community.
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Holliston Happenings: Week of January 15 – 21, 2023
Monday, we observe Martin Luther King Day. Town offices / schools are closed, and trash pickup is DELAYED one day all week.
Ask the Assessor
Publishers Chris and Yvette Cain have offered me the opportunity to explain how the assessing process works. For this first article, I’m going to answer two questions people have been asking us this month as they come to Town Hall to pay their property tax bills.
Council on Aging Holds January Meeting
The Holliston Council on Aging held its January meeting on Wednesday, January 11, 2023. Chair Yvette Cain convened the meeting at 2:00pm, with the reading of the guidelines for holding public meetings with remote members participation.
Free COVID Tests Available
Free COVID (packets of four boxes) test kits are now available at the Town Hall and Library.
Holliston Lions Christmas Dinners 2022
The Holliston Lions tradition of bringing a little extra holiday cheer to people here in town continues!
Holliston Happenings: Week of January 1 – 7, 2023!
It’s 2023! Happy New Year!
Resolve to take advantage of all the activities and public meetings happening around town all year.
NO CHANGE in trash pickup this week!
Holliston Seniors Enjoy a Holiday Feast
The Holliston Senior Center hosted a holiday luncheon earlier this month. Members of the Holliston Police Department were on hand to “serve” the meal.
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Council on Aging Learns about TeleCheck
At 2:00pm on Wednesday, December 14, 2022, Council on Aging Chair Yvette Cain called the CoA’s monthly meeting to order. Members and Sr. Ctr. staff met in the dining room for this month’s meeting.
Old School
I’ll admit it, I’m a neanderthal when it comes to technology. Imagine my surprise when on a recent trip to Florida that you had to have a cell phone to put your car in a parking lot in downtown Venice. What if you don’t have one, I asked my sister. You’re out of luck she said. I’m one of the few people on this earth that doesn’t have a television or a cell phone.
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