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The Library Trustees met remotely on Wednesday evening, January 6, listening attentively to the Library Director’s December report and tending to other business.

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We are pleased to inform you that Adams, Placentino, and Miller schools have partnered with the Massachusetts Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program to provide you with a valuable survey tool to gather data on how students travel to and from school.

Thanks to our Holliston community for its generous donations to the Project 351 Food Drive. This drive benefitted many families suffering from food insecurity, especially during the pandemic. In total, 222.1 pounds of food was collected. Your commitment to helping our local communities is admirable.

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A busy week for HFD. Many medical emergencies, several investigations of alarms and odors, and a chimney fire – thankfully after Santa had left town.

Contact the Library to sign up for these FREE sessions coming soon.

The Select Board kicked off 2021 with its weekly meeting on January 4, 2021. Chair John Cronin called the meeting to order and invited Fire Chief Michael Cassidy to provide his COVID update to the Board.

I hope you are staying safe, healthy, and warm and that your new year is off to a good start! In this week’s newsletter, I wanted to provide a brief update on the vaccine rollout in Massachusetts.

The new year is off to a busy start for Town Boards/Committees. Check the Town website for updates during the week.

Start the new year with a healthy lunch – they’re FREE too.

No matter how you slice it, 2020 was a remarkable year. We have looked back at some of the remarkably good things that happened in Holliston last year (doesn’t the past tense sound good?) There is no doubt that our community faced a most daunting 2020. We have chosen to focus on the positive reactions / actions to the calamities that we believe make Holliston such a special place.

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Below are excerpts from the most recent Holliston Senior Center Newsletter. Featured in January is a ‘Psychological First Aid Kit for Surviving the Coronavirus’ Zoom session.

It’s 2021!! That means that the 2020 is finished (phew!) AND most Holliston roadways have a new, slower statutory speed limit.

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