||| Residents of Franklin Street - Please have your trash out by 6am on Monday.|| Please have your trash and recycling out at the curb by 6 A.M. on Wednesday and every d Wednesday until the construction work is done on Norfolk Street. If it is missed E.L. Harvey will not come back. This applies to the following: Goulding Street, Dudley Road, Alden Road, Gregory Road, Highrock Road, SweetGrass Lane, Bradford Jay Road, Tracy Lynn Road, Adam Wheeler Road, Holly Lane, Hill Street and Norfolk Lane Please get it out on time as E.L. Harvey will not come back if you do not have it ready at the curb.||||||Stoddard Park and Pleasure Point in Holliston the water access if off limits For general algae concerns. We will update when we have more information|||


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Holliston Historical Society to Sponsor Program on Isabella Stewart Gardner

Known for her flamboyant manner and free-spirited ways, Isabella Stewart Gardner (1840 – 1924) became known as the first American “Patroness of the Arts.” The ambiance of her Back Bay salon at 150-152 Beacon Street inspired the creation of “Fenway Court,” an architecturally lavish backdrop for her significant collection of Italian Renaissance art.

Walking in Wenakeening

On Sunday afternoon, March 20, 2022, naturalists Ann Marie Pilch and Marc Connelly led a group of 20 like-minded men, women and children along some of the historic paths in Wenakeening Woods, a 108 acre preserve under the care of the Upper Charles Conservation Land Trust (UCCLT).

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