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Introducing the Diverse Holliston Banned Book Club
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the “Banned” Book Club, a space for meaningful conversations around books that challenge the status quo. Our first meeting kicks off on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, from 6–8 PM at Aesop’s Fable, 400 Washington St, Suite 200....
What does it mean to decolonize Thanksgiving in Holliston?
Thanksgiving has come and gone this year, but conversations about its history and meaning remain more relevant than ever—especially as Holliston celebrates its 300th Anniversary. While our town marks this milestone with pride, it’s crucial to reflect on the fact that...
What’s Happening with Holliston and Housing?
Holliston is currently navigating two significant Massachusetts laws that will shape our town’s future housing landscape. The first, the new MBT3A Housing Law, requires communities with or adjacent to MBTA commuter rail stations to zone for multi-family housing at a...
Envisioning Future Holliston – An opportunity to serve our community in a meaningful way
The Envisioning Future Holliston Committee, which is charged with overseeing the implementation of Holliston's Strategic Plan, has an opening for an alternate member who would focus on ensuring that diversity, equity and inclusion are integrated into...
Library Trustee Candidate Andrea McCoy on DEI in Holliston
We invited everyone running for an uncontested seat in next week's elections to provide written answers to a few questions about diversity, equity, and inclusion in Holliston. So far we've received two responses, one from Maria Constantinides who is running for the...
Housing Authority candidate Maria Constantinides on DEI in Holliston
We invited everyone running for an uncontested seat in next week's elections to provide written answers to a few questions about diversity, equity, and inclusion in Holliston. So far we've received two responses, one from Andrea McCoy, who is running for Library...
Town Meeting: what it is and why it matters
The tradition of town meetings represents a fundamental aspect of our local governance. Here in Holliston, these meetings are held twice a year, in May and October, and are a direct link between the community and the decisions that shape our town. Despite their...
Your guide to the May 2024 Town Meeting Warrant
The articles included on the May 13 2024 Town Meeting warrant collectively address various aspects of town governance, with many directly or indirectly touching on issues of equity and inclusion by aiming to distribute benefits or alleviate burdens across different...
Resources for the 2024 Holliston Town Election
Last year, just 10%* of registered voters participated in town elections. These decisions are often made by a small handful of voters. If you care about this town and its ability to serve the needs of a diverse community of people, please submit your ballot in person...