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Tina Hein, Chair of the Holliston Select Board, welcomed honorees, family, and friends to the 2021 Humanitarian Awards ceremony in the Upper Town Hall on Monday evening at 6:15 PM. Hein explained the awards were the brainchild of former Select Board member Mark Ahronian. In 2019, Ahronian wanted to “identify volunteers who make a true and profound difference in the community.” Ahronian was present at tonight’s celebration.
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Holliston Fire responded to a structure fire / rekindle during this reporting period. This week also included four motor vehicle crashes, resulting in two hospital runs.
Senior Center Assistant Director Amanda Boralessa shares what’s happening at the Center in December.
December Menu Update (12/1) See what’s for lunch at Miller and Placentino schools in December. Meals are now planned for early release days in December.
A busy week around town as holiday festivities ramp up.
Don’t forget — curbside bagged leaf pickup this week.
It was Shop Local Saturday. We ventured out to see how local shops were doing. We picked up a few stocking stuffers along the way.
Save December 5, 2021—The Holliston Historical Society is hosting a Holiday Open House from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
Bright and early on Thanksgiving, the Holliston Youth Lacrosse’s annual 5K Turkey Trot returned after a pandemic hiatus. It was a beautiful morning with cool temps for the runners to get out and burn off some energy.
The Holliston Lions were able to help a few different groups of people with one event held recently at the the Holliston Senior Center. The main feature was a cookout for Holliston Seniors and veterans. A traditional menu was served; chips and sodas, hamburgers, hot dogs, cole slaw, potato salad and ice cream sundaes. More than fifty meals were provided to veterans, seniors and volunteers.
Here is the second half of the twenty-three Holliston properties that transferred ownership in October. Also included are the comparative data year-to-date.
