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Would you like to try composting as another way of protecting the environment and enriching your gardens and landscaping? Learn from an expert!

If you look online at the map of the Holliston Town Forest on Adams St., it is mostly shaded green, indicating it is public forest or conservation land. For years in the middle of the forest there was a 22-acre parcel that appeared as a white rectangle because it was privately owned.

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While the Senior Center is open by appointment only, many activities can be enjoyed virtually. Check it out!

It was a busy week for emergency medical and fire/investigation personnel of HFD.

Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors ‘A Prize a Day for the Month of May’ calendar raffle is back with all proceeds going to the HNN Grant Fund. Every day of our ‘Month of May’ calendar is filled with a great give-away from businesses in Holliston and the surrounding communities.

The Select Board opened its Monday, March 29, 2021 meeting at 6:30pm. The early start was to allow extended time to discuss the proposed development at 555 Hopping Brook. Nearly 4 hours of the meeting was devoted to hearing presentations, comments, and questions related to the planned 800,000 square foot facility.

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As the weather gets warmer and we vaccinate a growing portion of our population, it begins to feel like we are coming to a “light at the end of the tunnel” of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 400,000 doses of vaccine were shipped to Massachusetts last week, and 27% of residents of Middlesex and Worcester Counties have received at least one dose.

This is a Holy Week for the Christian and Jewish faiths.
Monday’s Select Board meeting will include discussion of the 555 Hopping Brook project.

Are you curious about what’s behind the door of the Holliston Pantry Shelf? Why not come on in—virtually—using the link below to see just what’s offered to members of our community who may need some help with groceries.

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Braggville – Kampersal Dairy Farm is the home to more than a handful of animals. The wheels on the old milk truck have been set to rust. But the bovine tradition carries on here—now a meat farm. The Kampersals care for their animals until rest. Holstein cows, plump piggies, ducks, turkeys, and chicks prowl the rows of corn and cantaloupe.

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The statistics for the number of and types of calls handled by the Holliston Police Department last month.
These data are provided each month by Lieutenant George Leurini.