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The Holliston Board of Health announces a Flu shot clinic for ages 9 and up on November 20, 2021

Holliston School Nutrition Director Susan Palefsky shares the November menu for Placentino and Miller Schools.

Kamala Boutique owner Kate Lamontague told the Holliston Reporter on Wednesday that sixty to seventy percent of her merchandise is either held up or canceled. Lamontague said that her business hasn’t popped back since the pandemic arrived nearly twenty months ago. People just didn’t come out Lamontague explained.

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Holliston Cable Access, Inc. and Board of Directors will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 at 7:00 PM.

Holliston Select Board Chair Tina Hein called the October 25, 2021 meeting to order at 7:02pm.  The first order of business was to meet Robert Walker, the finalist candidate for the interim position of Highway Superintendent.

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In addition to responding to several medical emergencies during this reporting period, an HFD firefighter assisted with a large area search in Hopedale.

Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors invites you to join us at our Great Pumpkin Trail Walk on Sunday, October 31st from 10:00am-12:00pm at the Holliston Rail Trail. There are games set up along the first section of the trail up to the first bridge – great for young kids of all ages – and small prizes are distributed. The Great Pumpkin Trail Walk is an allergy-free way to celebrate Fall for the whole family.

Building off their successful 2020 campaign, the Foundation for MetroWest announces its 2nd annual ONEmetrowest Day on October 29th with an increased emphasis on community involvement and raising critical support for its mission.  The Foundation, with the support of Foundation Trustee Louis Crosier, and his wife Hope, will match every gift made on ONEmetrowest Day, up to $50,000. In another effort to step up for the community, the Foundation for MetroWest is calling on community members to volunteer with one of six participating non-profit partners, going the extra mile to invest in the region through action.

Halloween festivities abound this week culminating with a full blown trick or treat next Sunday.

Police Chief Matthew Stone announces HPD’s Pumpkin Patrol to be held at the HPD headquarters, Saturday, October 30 from 10 am – 2 pm.

On November 4, 2021, at 7:30 PM, the Holliston Historical Society will hold a Rally in the Barn at 547 Washington St., Holliston!

It’s that time of year again! Time for the gremlins to start showing their true colors. The Holliston Lions Club is once again urging families to take part in our treat transport. For the second year in a row, we’ll be jazzing up a few cars, adding a few goblins to the seats and we’ll deliver treats to your children at your home.