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Listed here are the remaining eleven properties that were sold during May.
Also included are the comparative real estate sales data since 2019.

A flurry of activity followed the Town Elections, as Dan Alfred resigned from the Finance Committee to assume his place as newly elected member of the School Committee.  Only the week prior, the Holliston Federation of Teachers (HFT) reported a vote of no confidence in the Superintendent.  During its June 1 meeting, the School Committee voted to appoint Alfred its new Chair.

The Holliston Board of Health has shared the schedule for mosquito control spraying for July.

HFD Chief Michael Cassidy shares the summary of emergency calls handled by Holliston Fire during this reporting period.

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Join friends and neighbors at the Community Dinner being held this Saturday at Christ the King Church.

Happy Father’s Day. Breakfast is served at the Hist Soc Sunday morning.
The Select Board meets Tuesday, Planning Board (555 Hopping Brook) on Thursday.
REGULAR trash pickup all week.

Ninety golfers (23 teams) participated in the St. Mary’s of Holliston KofC Council 14224’s Second Annual Swing for Charity Golf Tournament on June 9th at Pinecrest Golf Club. 
The 2023 Tournament raised $13,000 which will be donated to the Holliston Pantry Shelf.

Holliston Democratic Town Committee (DTC) members are hosting an in-person caucus to select delegates to attend the 2023 Massachusetts Democratic State Convention. The Holliston caucus will convene at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 24, 2023.

The Holliston Council on Aging held its monthly meeting on June 14, 2023. Chair Yvette Cain (below left front) called the meeting to order at 2:30pm – the start was delayed so all could enjoy the “Summer Sizzler” luncheon.

We’ve come to expect thought-provoking novels with a twist from Jodi Piccoult and Mad Honey doesn’t disappoint. This book was co-authored by the talented Jennifer Finney Boylan and their partnership translates brilliantly on the page. The story is told in two voices and each author writes one of the points of view. They are interwoven seamlessly to build anticipation, tell each character’s story and lead you on a wild ride.

The Holliston Select Board had a quorum of two members as Chair John Cronin was absent. Vice-chair Tina Hein called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm (not a typo – a delayed start due to a “light agenda.”) With a Public Hearing slated for 7:45, the Board got right to business and quickly tackled the first three items on the agenda.

Chief Michael Cassidy shares the summary of a very busy week for HFD calls for service.