Merilyn G. Thompson, 87, of Medway and formerly of Millis and Holliston, passed away on Thursday, January 26, 2023.
Private family services are being held.
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Holliston Youth Basketball – Week 6
Another week of hoops action is in the record books. Here is how Holliston teams faired on the hardwood last weekend.
Holliston Real Estate Sales: December 2022 – Part 2
Here is the second half of the Holliston properties that transferred ownership in December.
Also included are the comparative month-to-month and year-to-year data.
Mt. Hollis Lodge – 30th Super Bowl Hoagie Sale
It’s that time again, Mt. Hollis Lodge is taking orders for Super Bowl Hoagies. Read about the 30-year of this important fund-raiser.
Click on the ad in the far-right column on the Home page (or on the flyer below) to place your order online.
Holliston Lions: Celebrating 82 Years of Service
The Holliston Lions Club celebrated their 82nd anniversary serving the Town of Holliston on January 23, 2023. Knowing they were not going to be meeting that evening, at their dinner meeting on Wednesday, January 18th, the Lions celebrated by presenting some special awards to special people.
Select Board Continues Budget Reviews
At the appointed start time of 7:00pm on Monday, January 23, 2023, Select Board Chair Ben Sparrell called the weekly meeting to order offering an educational agenda for the evening’s discussions.
Fire / EMS Log for Week of January 13 – 19, 2023
Fire Chief Michael Cassidy provides the summary of emergency calls handled by HFD during this reporting period.
Holliston Happenings: Week of January 22 – 28, 2023
In addition to a full week of Board / Committee meetings, the HN&N, HEF, and the KofC are sponsoring events open to the public.
HPD Monthly Calls for Service: December 2022
HPD Chief Matthew Stone provides the summary of the 1,592 Calls for Service Holliston Police handled in December.
A link to the detailed December Police Log is provided below.
New Old Barn Part 7 – Final Installment
In this final segment, Mark Dellicker describes why he selected shiplap for the siding and reveals that the owners wanted to preserve the “squeak” in the old door.