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You may recall that in early May, the St. Mary’s Knights of Columbus Council held an electronics recycling event. The Knights partnered with the Green Team to make the tired old electronics go away.

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The School Committee (SC) open meeting of 6.22.21 began at 8:07 PM, following Executive Session for the purpose of Collective Bargaining Strategy with the Holliston Federation of Teachers.

Students from the Innovative Conceptual Design and Engineering program at Holliston High School were tasked with creating cardboard boats using limited supplies and materials to test the physical laws of buoyancy during a ten-week summer program.

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This HFD reporting period started with 9 emergency calls and ended with a day with no calls.

There are lots of little and big details when it comes to running a farmer’s market. There is the obvious — a business plan, a place to hold the market, insurance, trash removal, advertising, a need for vendors, and signage.

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Chair Tina Hein called the June 21, 2021 meeting of the Holliston Select Board to order at the appointed hour.

The Holliston Lions Club is proud to be supporting our local Seniors and Veteran’s during this difficult time. Normally, we would be planning our year-end cookout at the Holliston Senior Center where we would welcome more than 100 seniors and Vets to have a typical barbeque.

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As the school year ends, public events pick up. See what’s on tap for the coming week.

Oy, yay! Oy, yay! The Town Crier (Chris Cain of the Holliston Reporter) rang in the opening of Holliston’s first of the season’s Farmer’s Market at Blair Square.

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Akshara Shankar, a 2021 graduate of Holliston High School, was recently selected to receive an award from Sodexo’s Stop Hunger Foundation to recognize her for setting up a nonprofit to alert volunteers about the type of donations that are needed to stock local food pantries.

After 15 months of masked, socially distant and small-group programming Parks and Recreation is thrilled to be looking ahead to a summer of relative normalcy. There are a number of new and exciting things the department is excited to highlight, that should serve the community’s recreational needs better than ever. Here are few initiatives and services that are new for 2021.

Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project personnel will be in Holliston: June 29, 30, July 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28. All dates are tentative due to weather conditions.