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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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I hope your holiday season is going well and that you are staying safe and healthy. I personally know how difficult is is for many of us to celebrate virtually or without our loved ones, but I want to thank all of you for your efforts to keep our communities safe.

This week’s HFD emergency calls included a major head-on motor vehicle accident that sent three victims to three different hospitals. Included this week is a brief video clip of Chief Cassidy wearing a different hat – storybook reader – enjoy.

Holliston Select Board Chair John Cronin called the December 28, 2020 meeting to order at 6:30 pm. Following the practice of the past several months, Mr. Cronin called on Fire Chief Michael Cassidy to update the Board on the state of coronavirus infection in our Town.

A quiet week for Town government while we focus on ushering in 2021!
Happy New Year!!!

Help Holliston be a more walkable, bikeable, safe, and enjoyable place by participating in our Wikimap survey!

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Some time ago, George Gotsis, a Holliston Reporter reader, asked what was happening to telephone poles around town. Researching this question took some time and then the draft fell to the bottom of my document list.

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