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It’s the last week of July and all through the Town people are meeting to conduct the Town’s business. Tune in to see what’s happening.

Five years ago, after retiring from our respective careers, we chose Holliston as our new home to be close to our daughter’s family (meaning grandchildren). Our retirement dreams included leisure time and travel to explore new places.  Although not a thought when formulating our retirement dreams, The Holliston Reporter became our obsession, and we have gladly given this particular retirement project our all.  Our work on the Holliston Reporter has been a pleasure:  we have immersed ourselves in the community, learning about and enjoying its history, people and events. 

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In the beginning of July, the Holliston Senior Center began to open its doors to programs and classes previously presented on Zoom.  The Writers’ class, watercolor class, yoga, and Zumba  are among those now experiencing a total live or hybrid reintroduction.

Part 2 includes the remaining 18 properties that transferred ownership in June. Also, the year-to-date totals and year-to-year comparison can be found here.

Normally at this time of year I would be begging Mother Nature for just an inch or two of moisture for my Dahlia farm on Highland Street. Not this year!

This reporting period had HFD responding to medical emergencies, investigations / alarm activation, telephone pole fires, and not surprising – water problems.

Session One of The Hanover Theatre Conservatory’s Teen Youth Summer Program (YSP) presents Rodger & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! on Friday July 23rd (7pm) and Saturday July 24th (2pm & 7pm). The cast includes Holliston residents: Abby Eppinger, 15 (Ensemble) Colleen Malvey, 15 (Gertie Cummings).

Following an Executive Session, Select Board Chair Tina Hein called the public session of the July 19, 2021 meeting to order at 7:08pm. A new camera angle gives us a little more coverage of all those who sit at the conference table.

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See what’s on tap for the coming week.
This is the LAST week to complete the survey on the future use of 260 Woodland St. The survey link is included below.

News of a charitable yard sale to support the new animal rescue facility on Jeffrey Avenue.

While most of us were hunkered down as of March 16, 2020, the work of town government continued uninterrupted as the paid professionals and unpaid officials met via Zoom and even conducted hiring procedures for several positions. Here’s what they have to say about trying to start new jobs during COVID. We asked the same questions of all of them. This installment features Lisa Borchetta, Senior Center Director.

While most of us were hunkered down as of March 16, 2020, the work of town government continued uninterrupted as the paid professionals and unpaid officials met via Zoom and even conducted hiring procedures for several positions. Here’s what they have to say about trying to start new jobs during COVID. We asked the similar questions of all of them. This installment introduces Amanda Boralessa, Senior Center Assistant Director.