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Here are two local / international efforts to aid Ukrainians.

Many positions available as lifeguards, gate guards and camp counselors! Holliston has
an amazing Recreation Staff to give you training and experience.

The Town of Holliston has a new information distribution resource, “Holliston Hometown Newsletter.”
This resource, produced by the Town Administrator, is intended to be a complement to information that will continue to be published by the Holliston Reporter.

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The Holliston Reporter is pleased to present its readers with a new monthly column by one of our advertisers, our own independent bookstore Aesop’s Fable. 

Pre-order a complete fish and chips meal to go from the Mt. Hollis Lodge and donate to local causes.
Pick up on Fridays between 5 and 7 pm.

Following an Executive Session, the Holliston Select Board (SB) convened its public meeting at 7:01pm. Chair Tina Hein quickly got the February 28, 2022, meeting focused on budget reviews for Holliston’s Public Safety departments including the ratification of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Town and the Holliston Police Association (HPA).

A relatively quiet week for the Holliston Fire Department. Still, several calls for medical emergencies.

School Nutrition Director Susan Palefsky shares the March lunch menu. Two new items are on this month’s menu!

Mr. Doug Brown poetically reminds us that spring is just below the surface of the snow.

A full week of activities and meetings ahead. Most meetings are accessible via Zoom.
Many activities require pre-registration, don’t miss out.

Senior Center Asst. Director Amanda Boralessa shares what’s happening at the Center in March.
Pre-registration is needed to secure a seat at many of the activities – don’t miss out!

Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors is once again helping the Holliston Pantry Shelf with Easter Gifts!