The Holliston Select Board April 24, 2023, meeting was convened at 7:01pm by Chair Ben Sparrell. In a shift, Vice-chair John Cronin provided the adjective for the meeting’s agenda – he used the word light.
COMMENT attached to this article.
Fire / EMS Log for Week of April 14 – 20, 2023
Holliston Fire provided mutual aid during the Marathon and for brush and structure fires in neighboring towns.
The ambulance crews responded to several medical emergencies.
Holliston Happenings: Week of April 23 – 29, 2023
This week starts and ends with events held at the Historical Society; Paul Revere to Trains.
Town Boards / Committees meet to put the finishing touches on the May Town Meeting Warrant.
Train Show at the Historical Society
The Waushakum Live Steamers are putting a train show at the Holliston Historical Society. They have put together an event that is sure please kids and adults.
Kimayo’s “My Queer Faith” Tour Coming to Holliston
Singer-songwriter Kimayo will perform at First Congregational Church in Holliston on Sunday, April 30 at 6 pm as part of her tour, “My Queer Faith.” The concert is a joint production of First Congregational Church and Temple Beth Torah.
Local Author Publishes Debut Novel
This spring, Holliston resident Emma Fedor was proud to release her debut novel, At Sea (Gallery Books). The book, which Fedor describes as part romance, part thriller, part coming-of-age, follows Cara, a recent college graduate and aspiring artist spending the summer on Martha’s Vineyard with her aunt and uncle.
Select Board Handles a Wide Range of Topics
It was a rare Wednesday meeting of the Holliston Select Board as it convened at 7:01 pm on April 19, 2023. Chair Ben Sparrell offered a “familiar” agenda for the meeting.
COMMENT attached to this article.
National Invitational Baseball Tournament to Feature Holliston 5th & 6th Graders
This summer, a team of Holliston 5th and 6th graders will be participating in the Cooperstown Dreams Park 12U Baseball Tournament. This national invitational tournament brings teams from all over the country together in the birthplace of baseball, Cooperstown, NY.
COMMENT attached to this article.
Generation Ratify Holliston Names Officer Ciavarra Woman of the Month
Hannah Ciavarra was not always interested in being an officer. However, with an interest in sports and a desire for a new challenge everyday, Officer Ciavarra wanted to pursue law enforcement. She wanted a job where it would never be the same each day, she could learn something new, and would be able to socialize with others. With the help of school counselors in college, she graduated with a bachelors in criminal justice.
COMMENT attached to this article.
Week #1: Holliston Senior Softball Wrap-Up: (thru 4/16)
The 2023 Holliston Senior Softball season is off to a flying start – some flying higher / further than others.