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The Select Board has received numerous presentations from consultants in May and June of 2022 that presented recommendations for the Town to consider. These presentations require follow-up “Community Forum” discussions, allowing for feedback from residents and stakeholders to influence these important processes and projects.

The Town of Holliston was awarded funding under the 2022 MassTrails Grant program in the amount of $29,741. This MassTrails grant will provide funding to complete drainage improvements to the Upper Charles Trail near Phipps Tunnel. These funds will allow the Town to install drainage pipes to improve drainage and maintenance issues.

Thirty-two Holliston properties changed ownership in June.
The first sixteen are listed here.

With the 2022 season coming to end last week, I thought I’d put together a year-end wrap up with some awards.  Congrats again to Kampersal for winning the ‘A” division and ending the reign of perennial champ, Braggville.

Ahronian Landscaping recently donated muscle and materials to enhance the “Welcome Garden” at Blair Square.

Summer is here, bringing the Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors 2021-2022 membership year to a close. It’s time to look back at its accomplishments. HNN’s mission—to coordinate charitable, civic and recreational events and activities that benefit the Holliston community— also includes the people of our community.

Passes to 14 different area museums and attraction are available through the Holliston Public Library.
The Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors, Friends of the Library, and the Holliston Garden Club generously subsidize the ticket cost for a savings to the Library patrons.

This week’s report includes several medical emergency calls and four motor vehicle crashes – one with a vehicle fire / hazardous condition.

This year’s flag count took us to three of Holliston’s condominium complexes in addition to a trip from the center out to the Milford line.
A leisurely stroll through Mudville rounded out this year’s tally.

It’s time for the CARNIVAL. All the rides, booths, and great fun return to the Holliston High School grounds. Fireworks are on Saturday night, too.

This year, Gold Award Girl Scout Rachel Haynes from Holliston was recognized for her work addressing the issue of endangered species or more specifically endangered bees; destruction of bees’ habitats, the use of pesticides, and climate change are all causing the decreasing population of bees.

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Holliston Eagle Scout Candidate Louis Connoni completed his project at Stoddard Park in June.  Louis built and installed two beautiful cedar changing stalls.

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