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Medical emergencies dominated this week’s calls for assistance from HFD.
A very serious accident brought to LifeFlight helicopters and several ambulances from nearby communities to handle all the causalities.

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The Holliston Historical Society’s annual Harvest Fair is a “day to pie” for. That’s 100 home-baked apple pies. And the craft and artists booths across the Society’s front lawn provide a way to work off some of those apple and cinnamon pastries.

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It was an ideal day for hundreds of participants to head out from Holliston High for a trek around town. We split our coverage between the starting area and the turn from Washington St. to Prospect at the base of Holliston’s “heartbreak hill.”

Do you love to quilt or sew but just can’t find the time to make the projects you love? Give yourself the time to sew and surround yourself with fabric and quilters in October.

The Celebrate Holliston Committee is pleased to announce the 2022 Citizens of the Year.  On Saturday, September 24, 2022, Holliston will honor Sheila Adams and Ken Szajda.  
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Spencer and Penny, local therapy dogs, are the official Parade Grand Marshals for Celebrate Holliston 2022. Spencer and Penny celebrated their 12th and 10th birthdays this past summer with a community party.

This may be the most important week of the year in Holliston. So much to do and see. Let’s Celebrate Holliston in style.

HPD Chief Matthew Stone shares activities and milestones from his department and a look at what’s coming up in the coming months.

The American Legion Downtown Marigold Project was blessed Wednesday morning with six trucks and a dozen volunteers to help plant four hundred chrysanthemums.

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September 11, 2022, fell on a Sunday and American Legion Post 47 returned to the Upper Town Hall for its annual awards ceremony.

Mercy Street by Jennifer Haigh centers around a women’s clinic in Boston. It is a social commentary on the happenings of the people who come and go… employees, patients and protesters. This is a character-driven story and Haigh expertly puts us in the minds of each of her well developed and complex characters.

After a hiatus to deal with the pandemic, the crazy Mudvillians blew out all the stops for this year’s Block Party.

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