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The February meeting of the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) on Monday, February 1, 2021, was called to order remotely by Chair Jennifer Liebermann. The Council approved minutes from the January meeting and voted to recommend Kristen Haddad be appointed by the Select Board to the YAC.

Another busy week for the HFD ambulance crews including one motor vehicle crash.
Bonus: Chief Cassidy reads “Good Night Fire Engines”

The Select Board was not deterred by Monday’s Nor’easter and used a remote meeting format following the special guidelines. This allowed all participating to let their smiles show! Chair John Cronin convened the meeting at 7:02 pm with a roll call of members present.

I hope you are staying safe, warm, and dry throughout this week’s winter storm. Please continue to take appropriate precautions, and if you experience power outages, you can report or check the status of an outage here for National Grid customers and here for Eversource customers.
As of today, February 1, individuals over 75 years of age are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

A busy week in Holliston and in Punxsutawney, PA. With or without the groundhog, big snow is due on February 2nd!

Holliston Healthy School Lunches for the month of February. All meals are FREE!

The Framingham Union Aid Association is now accepting grant applications for its 2021 community support program.

The Council on Aging held two meetings during January 2021. The first, on January 7th, was chaired by Bob Malone. The second, on January 27th, was chaired by Bob Hopkins.

2021 Recipient of The Paul J. Hunter Assistant Principal of the Year – Mrs. Jessica Beattie, Robert Adams Middle School, Holliston.

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The Blair Square Committee invites the Holliston community to a Public Forum on Wednesday, Feb 3rd at 7pm. to share the results of our master planning efforts and to gather the public’s feedback into this re-envisioned civic space.

Over the last few days, I have received many calls and emails from constituents about the rollout of “Phase 2” of the COVID-19 vaccine, specifically as it pertains to residents over 75 and seniors with additional risk factors.

If you were in downtown Holliston on Sunday, January 17th, about one o’clock, you saw a parade of Holliston fire, police, Lions and VFW vehicles making joyous noise.

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