Colantonio Inc., a Holliston-based general contractor and construction management firm, announced that Mystic Water Works has been selected by Preservation Massachusetts to receive the Thomas M. Menino Legacy Award.
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It Was Marathon Monday In Holliston – September 7th
Tommy Zazulak, a frequent photo contributor of Holliston’s natural beauty, captured these photos of the best of human nature on our Rail Trail Monday.
Holliston Happenings: Week of September 7, 2020
Today is Labor Day. Town offices are closed. Board and Committee meetings resume tomorrow. Check the Town website during the week for updates to this schedule.
HCAT Program Result of Much Collaboration
Tune into to HCAT Friday, September 11, 2020, at 7 PM for a showing of the historical documentary “Stephano: The True Story of Shakespeare’s Shipwreck.”
Senior Center News and Activities for September and October
The Senior Center is back to sponsoring events – that meet the COVID-19 safety requirements. Linda Sottile, Assistant Director, says farewell from her new home in South Carolina.
School Committee Reviews Athletics and Other Back to School Issues
The School Committee met Thursday evening in both an Executive Session (7:00 PM) for the purpose of Impact Bargaining Strategy with the Holliston Federation of Teachers and an Open Session (begun at 7:40PM) to review the School Reopening Plan and an Athletics Update.
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Civics Sunday: Special Town Meeting Warrant is Open
The Select Board has opened the Warrant for a Special Town Meeting in October.
Council on Aging Has A Vacancy
The Holliston Council on Aging (COA) currently has a vacancy and is seeking expressions of interest from individuals who would wish to be considered for appointment to the Council.
Library Trustees Approve Changes to Hours, Loan Periods, and Fines
A remote meeting electronically gathered the Library Trustees and Library Director Leslie McDonnell on Wednesday evening. Topics of discussion included library loan periods, fines, and hours as the Library moves into the fall season.
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COVID-19: September 4, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
I hope you and your loved ones have a safe, sunny, and socially-distant Labor Day weekend. To all the students who began school this week or will begin next week, good luck with your fall studies! Please stay safe, learn a lot, and thank your teachers who, this year more than ever, go above and beyond to make our schools and our students the best in the country.