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Chair Jennifer Lieberman called the remote meeting of the Youth Advisory Committee to order remotely at 7:08 PM Monday evening with a crowded Zoom screen revealing several new faces.

Every Wednesday evening, the Commonwealth releases updated town-by-town COVID-19 case numbers in a weekly public health report that can be accessed online. The most recent two weeks of data, on a rolling basis, are used to assign a “risk level” to each community in the Commonwealth based on the “daily incidence rate,” the number of cases per 100,000 reported in each city and town.

HFD ambulance crews assisted several residents during this reporting period. Several odors in our neighborhoods required investigation.

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After thousands of years since the Ice Age receded, our balancing ‘HollyRock’ succumbed to the forces of nature on Tuesday, September 22, 2020.

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One state agency where services have been significantly impacted by COVID-19 has been the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Although the RMV has worked in recent years to automate its services and move as many transactions as possible online, there are still many services that require in-person visits to a service center, including upgrading Massachusetts driver’s licenses to “REAL ID” licenses in compliance with federal law.

The Select Board September 21, 2020 meeting was called to order by Chair John Cronin at precisely 7:00.

Tune into Holliston Cable Access Television on Sat, September 26th at 1:00pm Live on the Educational channels which are Comcast ch 96 or Verizon ch 33 for Holliston’s Knights of Columbus 12th Annual Charity Raffle. Live on HCAT TV’s Facebook page! See who will win one of the five cash prizes–ranging from $100 to $1,000!!

The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education continues to work with K-12 school districts to provide updated information, guidance, and support as we enter our second week of instruction.

Holliston’s 2020 seasonal flu clinic is canceled.

Virtually, there’s a lot going on these days around town.

Dr. Susan Kustka, Interim Superintendent of Holliston Public Schools (HPS) since the July 1st departure of Dr. Brad Jackson, talked to us recently about the September 16th reopening of schools, during the COVID 19 pandemic. Throughout our conversation, her care about students and interest in providing them the best in education became clear.

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A look at coming attractions hosted by the Public Library.