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We are in the process of developing a new vision and mission and a five-year strategic plan for the Holliston Public Schools. Five focus groups have already occurred, and we are now soliciting additional input from all stakeholders to inform this long-term plan.

Library Director Leslie McDonnell shares information about upcoming book club meetings and how to access electronic media from the Holliston Public Library.

Select Board Chair Tina Hein opened the November 1, 2021 at 7:03pm. She alluded to a very full agenda and that some items would be taken out of order to make the best use of everyone’s time.

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In addition to many emergency calls for medical attention, HFD investigated several incidents related to the first Nor’easter of the season.

After a pandemic hiatus, two very popular Halloween events were back in action on Sunday, October 31st. The action started at 10 am and Trick or Treat revelers were out on Holliston streets that evening – even with a downpour! It was hard to miss the Pumpkin Patrol at HPD headquarters. Then on down to…

On Sunday, October 24th 2021, 18 towns gathered to compete at the Eastern Massachusetts (EMASS) Youth Cheer Local Competition. Representing Holliston was our very own Holliston Youth Cheer program. Holliston Youth Cheer sent two teams to the EMASS Local Competition; our 14U (ASQUAD) and our 10U (BSQUAD.) Of these two squads, only one is competing on the National Track for the first time ever: our 14U ASQUAD. Competing on the National Track would mean advancement to the National Youth Cheer Competition in Florida, should they place in the top three of the next rounds of competition in New England. 

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This week starts with Halloween and ends with Daylight Saving Time going away. Property taxes are due on Monday (pay online to beat the rush). There are several Town board / committee meetings to check out.

Mudville’s Walter McClennen turns an historic lament into a poem of repaving delight.

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Senior Center Asst. Dir. Amanda Boralessa provides a sneak peek at what’s on tap at the Senior Center in November.

The Holliston Historical Society, 547 Washington Street, will present a one-hour program titled “So You’d Like To Write A Book” on Veterans Day, Thursday, November 11th at 7 pm.

It’s not too late to support Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors’ effort to bring holiday meals and messages to others in the community.

The forecast for heavy rain (again!) has prompted the Holliston Police to postpone the annual Pumpkin Patrol until Sunday, October 31st – same times 10 am to 2 pm.