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<strong>Holliston</strong> Dancers Step Their Way<br />
into World Championship<br />
Team Takes First Place in Category in Irish World Dancing Championships<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
It’s one thing to enter a dance competition. It’s quite<br />
another to become the world champions in your category,<br />
especially when you’re a U.S. team competing<br />
with Irish and Scottish teams in the Irish World Dancing<br />
Championships in Glascow, Scotland. <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
teens Emma Schiller, a junior at Montrose School in<br />
Medfield, and Meghan Evans, a senior at <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
High School, traveled to Scotland over the Easter<br />
weekend for the Irish World Dancing Championships.<br />
Their team placed FIRST in the world in the senior<br />
girls Ceili competition.<br />
“It was amazing; it was really cool. I felt we were<br />
going to do well, but I didn’t know we were going to get<br />
first, so it was really exciting,” says Evans.<br />
Both dancers, who are top notch in their own right,<br />
dance with the Harney Academy of Irish Dance in<br />
Walpole, Mass. under two-time World Champion<br />
Liam Harney. Each has been dancing since she was<br />
4-years-old.<br />
“I’ve actually qualified eight years now to compete,”<br />
says Schiller, who’s been to Scotland twice for event, as<br />
well as Philadelphia, Dublin, Glascow and Montreal.<br />
“It was in Boston once,” she adds. Evans has been to<br />
seven world competitions.<br />
Schiller explains that to qualify to go to world, you<br />
must receive a top 12th placement in your regional<br />
completion, called “Orieachtas,” or a top 15th placement<br />
in your nation.<br />
Emma Schiller and Meghan Evans, both of <strong>Holliston</strong>,<br />
became world champions with six other dancers<br />
from the Harney Academy of Irish Dance in Walpole,<br />
Mass. over Easter weekend in the Irish Dancing World<br />
Championships, this year in Scotland.<br />
DANCERS<br />
continued on page 5<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Business<br />
Association<br />
Annual SpringFest<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 14<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
The Saturday after<br />
Mother’s Day will be a<br />
busy time in <strong>Holliston</strong>. It’s<br />
the date of the <strong>2016</strong> <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Business Association’s<br />
Annual SpringFest,<br />
from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., a<br />
day when neighbors can<br />
come out to see each other<br />
after a long hibernation,<br />
and businesses can get a<br />
kick-start to the summer<br />
season.<br />
“It’s a perfect time,” says<br />
John Paltrineri, of Fiske’s<br />
General Store, who’s on<br />
the planning committee<br />
along with Kristen Hafford<br />
and Donna Cady.<br />
“We’re counting on the<br />
weather to be good, and<br />
rather than do it too early,<br />
where it snowed on our<br />
SpringFest, we decided on<br />
after Mother’s Day, before<br />
Father’s Day, before things<br />
get crazy for June. <strong>May</strong> is<br />
a better month, to move<br />
forward, so we’ll probably<br />
continue in <strong>May</strong>.”<br />
Down at Blair Square<br />
and the rail trail, there will<br />
be the annual flea market,<br />
run by Bobby Blair and<br />
the traditional s’mores<br />
by <strong>Holliston</strong> Boy Scouts.<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom will be<br />
running a Fairy and Toad<br />
Garden contest and fundraiser,<br />
as well as offer face<br />
painting, for a fee, and a<br />
free marigold potting<br />
(while supplies last), and<br />
that will be set up right<br />
next to Kilkelly Farm’s<br />
petting zoo.<br />
Over at the Gilman<br />
room at the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Public Library, Mary<br />
Greendale and other<br />
members of the 8-Arch<br />
Bridge Restoration Project<br />
will feature the artwork of<br />
local elementary students<br />
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SPRINGFEST<br />
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in their renditions of the 8-Arch<br />
Bridge, a project led by Sammy<br />
Tate, a local high school art student.<br />
Many local stores will offer<br />
specials throughout the day,<br />
and this year, participants have<br />
a chance to win a $100 gift certificate,<br />
$50 gift certificate or one<br />
of two $25 gift certificates if they<br />
visit 15 of the businesses and<br />
return a stamped drawing form<br />
to Fiske’s or the Candy Cottage<br />
by 6 p.m. A few fun freebies of<br />
the day include a thinking putty<br />
workshop at Fiske’s, drinks and<br />
cookies at the Superette, free<br />
ear piercing with an earring<br />
purchase at <strong>Holliston</strong> Jewelers,<br />
coffee and wine over at Central<br />
Café, and free chocolate over at<br />
the Candy Cottage, and music all<br />
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day at Jasper Hill.<br />
The <strong>Holliston</strong> Fire Department<br />
will host an equipment display<br />
in which kids enjoy playing<br />
firefighter for the day. Families<br />
will enjoy a racecar display by<br />
W.A. Bernard Racing (http://<br />
wabernard.com/Racing/racing.<br />
html), a 4H feature, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Lions chili (www.hollistonlions.<br />
org) and a great petting zoo and<br />
pony rides by Newfound Farm<br />
over at the town green, while also<br />
learning about the signs of drug<br />
or alcohol abuse through a display<br />
by HDAAC (<strong>Holliston</strong> Drug<br />
and Alcohol Awareness Coalition,<br />
www.hdaac.org).<br />
During stroll day, a new type<br />
of fun will take place over at<br />
Kamitian field. HABA will host<br />
hilariously entertaining bubble<br />
soccer, fun for participants as well<br />
as spectators in an event from 1<br />
p.m. to 4 p.m. The concession<br />
stand will be open for all to grab<br />
a bite to eat.<br />
Check the enclosed map for<br />
details. For updates, visit hollistonbusinessassociation.com.<br />
Mall Display Schools Parents<br />
on Hidden Drugs<br />
Community Initiative to Help Parents Spot Signs of Substance Use<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
HDAAC, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Drug and Alcohol<br />
Awareness Coalition,<br />
will join other Metrowest<br />
anti-drug<br />
community coalitions<br />
in presenting “Hidden<br />
in Plain Sight,”<br />
a recreation of a teen<br />
bedroom set up at<br />
the Natick Mall designed<br />
to help parents<br />
and other adults over<br />
21 spot signs of substance<br />
abuse. Specially<br />
trained “tour guides” from MetroWest<br />
community coalitions<br />
will walk participants through<br />
the display, providing education<br />
about adolescent development<br />
and common signs of substance<br />
use.<br />
“The bedroom will be full of<br />
20-30 different “warning signs”<br />
including drug paraphernalia<br />
and signs of other risky behavior.<br />
To go alongside the event,<br />
HDAAC will have a much<br />
smaller display at the Spring Festival<br />
to help parents identify high<br />
risk items in their own homes,”<br />
says Gina Stucchi, of HDAAC.<br />
The display will be open to<br />
the public on weekdays from<br />
<strong>May</strong> 9-26, with a kickoff event<br />
on <strong>May</strong> 10, at 10 a.m. Hours are<br />
as follows:<br />
• Mondays, Wednesdays and<br />
Fridays: 5-9 p.m.<br />
• Tuesdays and Thursdays:<br />
10 a.m.-2 p.m.<br />
• Select weekend dates of<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 21st and<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 22nd, 12-4<br />
p.m.<br />
“During their visit, parents<br />
will be hands-on with the display<br />
to find hidden items. There will<br />
also be a script to go along with<br />
the tour of the bedroom. It’s really<br />
an awesome display and we<br />
are very lucky that the Natick<br />
Mall donated the empty store<br />
and the furniture to our cause,”<br />
says Stucchi.<br />
HDAAC’s SpringFest booth<br />
will feature drawers full of items<br />
typically found in a teen’s room,<br />
and organizers will ask parents to<br />
pick out five items that may suggest<br />
high risk behavior.<br />
“The training for Hidden in<br />
Plain Sight really opened our eyes<br />
to some of the items we may not<br />
think of as high risk. Some of the<br />
items may not be risky alone, but<br />
when multiple items are found, it<br />
could suggest high risk behavior.<br />
For example: Red Bull may not<br />
be considered too risky, but if you<br />
notice an abnormal increase in<br />
red bull cans in your teens room<br />
along with missed curfews and<br />
slipping grades, then it may suggest<br />
the Red Bull is being used to<br />
get your teen up in the morning<br />
after they stay out late at night<br />
using substances,” says Stucchi.<br />
“We are trying to help parents<br />
connect the dots before the risky<br />
behavior turns into a bad habit<br />
or lifestyle.”<br />
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Annual SpringFest<br />
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Win a gift certificate to use at one of the<br />
participating <strong>Holliston</strong> businesses<br />
(see map for full list)<br />
prIZEs: 2 - $25 gc / 1 - $50 gc / 1 - $100 gc<br />
Visit 15 of the businesses<br />
(12 storefronts/3 from the Green)<br />
listed in blocks on the reverse side.<br />
Ask each business to stamp or initial their block.<br />
Enter your name, email, and phone number below:<br />
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Return this form to Fiske’s or<br />
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before 6pm on <strong>May</strong> 14<br />
All valid entries will be included in a random drawing<br />
to determine the winners<br />
12am - 3pm<br />
12pm - 5pm<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Grill<br />
$5 Lunch Special 4<br />
Central Café<br />
Free Coffee 12<br />
Fiske’s General store<br />
Sidewalk Chalk Art 7<br />
Make your own Thinking Putty<br />
Jasper Hill<br />
Live Music 6<br />
1pm - 4pm Boy scout troop 73:<br />
S’mores<br />
1pm - 4pm<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> athletic<br />
Boosters assoc.<br />
Bubble soccer<br />
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11am - 5pm Flea market B<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
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the Candy Cottage<br />
Chocolate Sampling 8<br />
Central Café<br />
Wine Tasting 12<br />
Coffee Haven<br />
10% off all books 1<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11am - 5pm<br />
11pm - 5pm<br />
SERVING LOCAL BUSINESSES<br />
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Drink and cookie 2<br />
Newfound Farm<br />
Pony Rides & Petting Zoo G<br />
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<strong>Holliston</strong> Athletic Boosters Brings<br />
Bubble Soccer to Metrowest<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
Who wouldn’t want to at least<br />
watch grown people don giant,<br />
inflatable bubbles and bump<br />
each other around while attempting<br />
to get a soccer ball into a<br />
goal? <strong>Holliston</strong> Athletic Boosters<br />
Association is bringing the crazy<br />
fun of bubble soccer to the area<br />
for the first time with<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>’s first Bubble<br />
Soccer Tournament, to<br />
take place from 1-4 p.m.<br />
on Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 14, at<br />
Kamitian Field in <strong>Holliston</strong>.<br />
“My son did it in college<br />
at their spring weekend<br />
last year, and he said<br />
it was so much fun,”<br />
says HABA President<br />
Jill Sykes, “You have to<br />
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tall enough to be able to bend<br />
their legs inside the bubble. The<br />
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age, in particular recent graduates<br />
who might be home from<br />
college. Teams of 6-8 adventurous<br />
souls of any gender will play<br />
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8-minute games.<br />
“I’m really excited to be able<br />
to try something so different,”<br />
says event organizer Alice Mc-<br />
Callum, who has three kids involved<br />
in <strong>Holliston</strong> sports. “We<br />
usually get really good support<br />
because everyone supports what<br />
HABA is doing, but everyone is<br />
really excited about this simply<br />
because it’s fun. Even<br />
people who don’t realize<br />
what HABA does<br />
are excited about<br />
coming out.”<br />
Four players at a<br />
time line up at opposite<br />
ends of the field<br />
and a soccer ball is<br />
placed in the middle.<br />
When the whistle is<br />
blown, players charge<br />
toward the ball in an<br />
attempt to score on<br />
their opponents while knocking<br />
them out of the way. There are<br />
no goalies.<br />
Bubble soccer started as a<br />
gag on a Norwegian TV show,<br />
but when video of it went viral<br />
on YouTube, people everywhere<br />
began to try it. It is now popular<br />
in Norway, Italy, Austria, and<br />
other countries, and has generated<br />
around 40 leagues in the<br />
U.S. (People curious about what<br />
it looks like can find videos online<br />
of Jimmy Fallon giving it a go on<br />
“Late Night” with Colin Farrell<br />
and Chris Pratt.)<br />
“We’re encouraging families<br />
to stop by for the entertainment<br />
On <strong>May</strong> 14, the day of the <strong>Holliston</strong> SpringFest, HABA will present<br />
Internet-famous Bubble Soccer. The fundraiser will be as much fun to<br />
watch as it will be to play and will take place on Kamitian Field from<br />
1-4 p.m. Photos provided by MA Sports Leagues.<br />
value,” says Sykes, of the fundraiser.<br />
“We’ll have our concession<br />
stand open for lunch food.”<br />
Complete rules and information<br />
are available on HABA’s<br />
web site, (https://sites.google.<br />
com/site/habaholliston/ ). Entry<br />
is $150 per team, and proceeds<br />
benefit HABA (a nonprofit organization)<br />
and the <strong>Holliston</strong> High<br />
School athletic programs it supports.<br />
Registrations must be received<br />
by <strong>May</strong> 11.<br />
“HABA’s mission is to provide<br />
opportunities for parents,<br />
alumni, and friends to support<br />
all interscholastic sports teams at<br />
HHS,” said HABA President Jill<br />
Sykes, noting the organization<br />
supports 26 teams at the high<br />
school level. “We do that by providing<br />
funding for field and field<br />
house improvements and specialized<br />
sports equipment, and by<br />
supporting teams’ own efforts for<br />
events such as Senior Nights. We<br />
also provide four $500 scholarships<br />
each year to college-bound<br />
senior athletes that have been<br />
HABA members.”<br />
HABA raises its funds through<br />
member dues, concession income<br />
and fundraising events<br />
like this bubble tournament, says<br />
Sykes. Each sport has a liaison on<br />
the HABA committee.<br />
“We provide money and all<br />
the athletic achievement awards<br />
for their banquets, do all the banner<br />
updates in the Fieldhouse; we<br />
built the concession stand, have<br />
done such field improvements,<br />
updated the press box, bought<br />
training equipment and Panther<br />
team chairs, paid for bleachers.<br />
Since 2006, we have spent<br />
$205,000 on improvements,”<br />
says Sykes.<br />
For more information, please<br />
email hababoosters@gmail.com<br />
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DANCERS<br />
continued from page 1<br />
“At regionals, I got 5th place<br />
(in solos), and then Meghan actually<br />
won her regional competition,”<br />
says Schiller. “At the<br />
national competition, I got 8th<br />
place, and Meghan got third.”<br />
The girls’ team of 8 did win<br />
its regional competition. Schiller<br />
explains that getting eight<br />
dancers of this high a quality<br />
together can be difficult, but,<br />
“it just happened this year,<br />
now that we’re all older and do<br />
competitions and a few other<br />
girls were willing to travel over<br />
and compete with us.” The<br />
other team members came<br />
from Norfolk, Sherborn, Mansfield,<br />
Walpole Rhode Island.<br />
Once at the competition,<br />
Schiller explains that there are<br />
hundreds of dancers competing,<br />
and there were scores of<br />
teams competing in the same<br />
category as their team.<br />
“There’s just a lot of people,”<br />
says Schiller, explaining<br />
that teams perform in front of<br />
seven judges. Winning there<br />
was significant, she says, “especially<br />
when it comes to overseas<br />
competition, home teams<br />
have the upper hand when it<br />
comes to jet lag, and a lot of<br />
overseas judges own the different<br />
dance schools. There’s all<br />
sorts of things that play into<br />
that.” After competing in a<br />
round, the top 50% of teams<br />
get called back. After the second<br />
round, scores are calculated.<br />
“What was most exciting<br />
was the team right in front of<br />
us, their scores were being said<br />
right before ours, they were<br />
phenomenal, a Scottish team<br />
that were phenomenal,” says<br />
To participate, complete a reservation form<br />
at Fiske’s General Store or The Candy Cottage,<br />
or download it from hollistonbusinessnessassociation.com<br />
and drop it off to John Paltrineri<br />
(Fiske’s) or Donna Cady (Candy Cottage) with<br />
a check made payable to the <strong>Holliston</strong> Business<br />
Association.<br />
If you have questions or would like more<br />
information, email Donna at thecandycottage1950@yahoo.com<br />
or call (508) 429-5544<br />
or call John at (508) 429-4041.<br />
Schiller. “I think we all thought<br />
so.” The final score for that<br />
Scottish team, however, was<br />
412.5, and Schiller and Evans’<br />
team received 415.<br />
Both dancers say the experience<br />
is life changing, worth the<br />
15-20 hours of dance and cross<br />
training they need to do each<br />
week.<br />
“It’s fun to come together<br />
with people who share the<br />
same love as you. It’s fun, a<br />
crazy atmosphere. We’re all<br />
teenagers, all excited to be<br />
there,” says Schiller.<br />
“I love traveling around<br />
the world,” says Evans, who<br />
is headed to UMass Amherst<br />
this fall. “It’s really cool and<br />
I probably wouldn’t do that<br />
otherwise as much, and I love<br />
all my friends at dance. It just<br />
keeps me really motivated to<br />
do many things.”<br />
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b.Luxe Brings the Red Carpet Treatment Home<br />
Your average local hairdresser<br />
probably doesn’t have magazine<br />
covers with his or her work lining<br />
the sides of her studio, but then,<br />
b.Luxe, which recently<br />
expanded<br />
its open loft space<br />
after three years<br />
in the Medway<br />
Mill, isn’t just<br />
any salon. Its<br />
owner, Heather<br />
Cohen, and her staff have transformed<br />
not only brides for about<br />
120 weddings a year, but have<br />
an impressive client list, such<br />
as, Modern Bride, Aeropostale,<br />
American Eagle Outfitters, Poland<br />
Springs, Pottery Barn Kids,<br />
Reebok, and ESPN. TV Shows<br />
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including Showtime’s “Dexter,”<br />
and promotional materials for<br />
“The Walking Dead,” and most<br />
recently they were on the set of<br />
Columbia Pictures<br />
Ghostbuster’s<br />
due out<br />
this summer<br />
starring Melissa<br />
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“We have<br />
four employees here who are<br />
agency represented, which is<br />
unique to the area,” says Cohen,<br />
who says b.Luxe also authors<br />
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“I schedule two to three<br />
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stylists in the area,” says Cohen,<br />
who invests about $20,000 annually<br />
to make that happen. Cohen<br />
is so assured that her stylists are<br />
top notch that she even welcomes<br />
outside stylists to take part in the<br />
professional development, as<br />
long as there are chairs for them.<br />
“Everyone benefits from education,”<br />
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The salon owner also encourages<br />
her staff to participate in<br />
outside work, regularly including<br />
them on photo shoots and<br />
fashions shows for major brands<br />
like Rockport Shoes and Timberland.<br />
The team is also regularly<br />
recruited to participate in Boston<br />
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huge for us when two of our stylists<br />
were tapped to create the feature<br />
hair and makeup looks for<br />
the opening of Boston Fashion<br />
Week” Cohen says proudly.<br />
“The honest truth is, we are<br />
really lucky, but luck will only<br />
take you so far,” says Cohen, who<br />
regularly travels to New York to<br />
style for agency clients. “We’re<br />
really, really good at what we<br />
do.” Cohen, who says she wants<br />
her local clients to be able to<br />
come into her studio and really<br />
feel at home. “We want everyone<br />
to be able to afford amazing hair<br />
that’s why we offer three different<br />
levels of pricing, we have an<br />
extensive training program for<br />
Jr. Stylists and that is reflected in<br />
their pricing.”<br />
Her staff, she says, “will do<br />
your daughter’s hair for prom,<br />
but also get Miss Greece ready<br />
for the cover of Boston Wedding<br />
Magazine,” says Cohen. “We’ll<br />
give the perfect blonde highlight,<br />
and then we’ll go do a commercial<br />
for Reebok. You’re going to<br />
get that Hollywood treatment.<br />
You’re going to get that red carpet<br />
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Boy Scout Beautifies <strong>Holliston</strong> PD for Eagle Project<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
If you’ve been past the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Police Department lately,<br />
you’ll notice that it’s been<br />
spruced up. That’s thanks to Boy<br />
Scout Brandon Battick, of <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Boy Scout Troop 73. The<br />
17-year-old student at <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
High School decided to beautify<br />
the police station property as his<br />
project to earn Eagle Scout, the<br />
highest rank a Boy Scout can<br />
earn.<br />
“So what we’re doing, we’re<br />
beautifying the police station,<br />
planting flowers, cutting down<br />
weeds, kind of tuning it up,”<br />
says Battick. “I was looking for<br />
a thing to do, and I noticed the<br />
police station. There was nothing<br />
to it; it was just sort of dead<br />
bushes and stuff, and I thought,<br />
there’s an opportunity right<br />
there.” Battick says with Memorial<br />
Day coming up, he thought<br />
it would be great to improve the<br />
spot.<br />
Battick says he got a lot of<br />
advice from Mr. Ahronian, from<br />
Ahronian Landsaping.<br />
“They’re helping a lot—and<br />
donating compost,” says Battick<br />
The landscaper helped Battick<br />
mark out beds weith spraypaint,<br />
and later the flowers were donated<br />
by <strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom.<br />
In mid-April, Battick recruited<br />
a number of people from<br />
his troop to come out on a weekend<br />
and help.<br />
After getting his project approved<br />
by the Boy Scout council,<br />
Battick will now have to submit<br />
more paperwork on how the<br />
process went.<br />
“It’s the final step to Boy<br />
Scouts,” says Battick. “It’s the<br />
big thing. There’s all kinds of<br />
ranks to build up.” Battick says<br />
Boy Scout Brandon Bettick decided to beautify <strong>Holliston</strong> Police Station<br />
for his Eagle Project.<br />
he has been in Boy Scouts for<br />
seven years.<br />
“I just kind of enjoyed being<br />
outside and just camping. It<br />
was just fun being with all your<br />
friends and stuff and just going<br />
on all these adventures. There’s<br />
a lot of stuff we do, but simple<br />
camping in the woods where we<br />
bring tents, those are my favorite,<br />
because they feel laid back,”<br />
says Brandon. He adds that the<br />
troop has also done things like<br />
indoor rock climbing, Sky Zone,<br />
summer Boy Scout camp and<br />
Arcadia. “And those are just a<br />
few of them,” he says.<br />
Since he’s been a scout, says<br />
Battick, the numbers of Boy<br />
Scouts in town has risen. He says<br />
he’s worked with leaders including<br />
Mike Tyman, Brian Ogilve<br />
and Chris Flanagan.<br />
“It’s insane, it’s grown so<br />
much. People just keep coming,”<br />
he says.<br />
Brandon Battick worked with<br />
Mark Ahronian to spruce up<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Police Station grounds<br />
in mid-April for his Eagle<br />
project.<br />
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Role Model for the Remodeling Industry<br />
Masters Touch Design Build Wins 3 Prestigious Awards<br />
Masters Touch Design Build,<br />
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The first award was recognition<br />
of a kitchen design and<br />
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contemporary styling while improving<br />
efficiency and storage,<br />
all on a modest budget. The<br />
second award touted Masters’<br />
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Vesta’s Community<br />
Shredding Day<br />
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Vesta Real Estate Group’s 5th<br />
annual Community Shredding<br />
Day will be held on Saturday, <strong>May</strong><br />
21st from 9 a.m. to Noon. Held<br />
at the parking lot of the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
High School, it is a great opportunity<br />
to recycle and repurpose<br />
many items around the house.<br />
Vesta Real Estate Group of<br />
Keller Williams Realty hosts this<br />
event in <strong>Holliston</strong>, making it free<br />
of charge to residents. “We saw<br />
this event in another community<br />
and felt it was a terrific idea<br />
to bring to <strong>Holliston</strong>,” says Vesta<br />
Team member Ed Daniels, “The<br />
participation has grown every year<br />
and we really enjoy celebrating<br />
Earth Day with residents in this<br />
way.”<br />
Activities that take place at this<br />
event include:<br />
• On-site, secure Shredding of<br />
personal documents<br />
• Donations of Clothing, Shoes, &<br />
Books to Habitat for Humanity<br />
A large on-site shredding truck<br />
from iShred allows you to watch<br />
your personal documents being<br />
shred right in front of you. Last<br />
year we filled the shredding truck<br />
15 minutes before shutting down<br />
the event. Let’s fill it again this<br />
year!<br />
Vesta Real Estate Group is<br />
happy to announce a partnership<br />
with Habitat for Humanity for this<br />
year’s event. Habitat for Humanity<br />
is a non-profit organization<br />
building 2 homes in <strong>Holliston</strong>.<br />
Representatives will be on hand to<br />
collect clothing, shoes, books, etc.<br />
All financial donations collected at<br />
the event will also be passed along<br />
to the local Habitat chapter.<br />
In year’s past, we have also offered<br />
electronics recycling, but the<br />
industry has changed a lot over<br />
the past year, and many options<br />
have dried up in this field. Unfortunately,<br />
we were unable to find a<br />
vender to offer these services to the<br />
community this year.<br />
To allow us to provide this service<br />
to the community as a FREE<br />
event, a Very Special Thanks go to<br />
this year’s sponsors:<br />
• Edward Moloney of GM<br />
Mortgage<br />
• Guy Oliver of Affordable<br />
Mold Removal<br />
• Scott <strong>May</strong>o of <strong>May</strong>o Industries<br />
• The Corner Market, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Full details about the event, and<br />
a list of items that Habitat for Humanity<br />
is taking, is available on our<br />
website at www.VestaMA.com.<br />
Contact Ed Daniels of Vesta<br />
Real Estate Group, at Ed@<br />
VestaMA.com or (774) 233-1926<br />
for more information or to take<br />
part as a volunteer at the event.<br />
We welcome you to take part in<br />
the celebration of Earth Day!<br />
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Exsultet! Shining a Light<br />
on First Responders<br />
Choral performance at the<br />
First Congregational Church,<br />
725 Washington St., on <strong>May</strong> 21,<br />
<strong>2016</strong>, at 7:30 p.m., in <strong>Holliston</strong>,<br />
Mass. Reception to follow.<br />
All are welcome to help celebrate<br />
and honor our everyday<br />
heroes: Firefighters, Police Officers,<br />
EMTs, & Military. The<br />
director and singers of Exsultet<br />
have come together to create a<br />
harmonium of song and performance,<br />
raising the bar for suburban<br />
entertainment.<br />
The upcoming concert in<br />
<strong>May</strong> will honor all first responders<br />
as we give thanks through<br />
song to the men and women<br />
who risk their lives everyday<br />
for our safety and welfare. We<br />
are awestruck by their bravery<br />
and selflessness. For $2 you can<br />
purchase a bright, silver star to<br />
honor a first responder in your<br />
life. Help us fill the room with<br />
first responder stars which will<br />
be on display during the reception<br />
after the concert. Stars are<br />
available for purchase until <strong>May</strong><br />
14, <strong>2016</strong>. If you are not able to<br />
attend the show, but would like to<br />
purchase a star, you can do so by<br />
emailing Cathy Godfrey at godfreymom@gmail.com<br />
.<br />
Stars & Tickets can be purchased/reserved<br />
online at www.<br />
exsultet.us or by calling Chrissy<br />
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spinach, mozzarella cheese over<br />
penne in a tomato cream sauce<br />
• Christenings<br />
• Rehearsal Dinners<br />
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Mother’s Day Reservations Accepted<br />
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Fresh sautéed shrimp, scallops and<br />
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Page 10 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com <strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Tickets on Sale for Knights of Columbus Annual Raffle<br />
Proceeds from the Event Support Pantry Shelf,<br />
Senior Center and Veterans’ Organizations<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
Now’s the time to get your<br />
raffle ticket for the St. Mary’s<br />
Knights of Columbus Council<br />
#14224 8th Annual Charity<br />
Raffle. The drawing for the raffle<br />
is coming up on Tuesday, June<br />
15, <strong>2016</strong>, and you could have a<br />
chance to win some great cash<br />
prizes, totaling $2,000, including<br />
a $1,000 First Prize, $500<br />
Second Prize, $250 Third Prize,<br />
$150 Fourth Prize and $100 Fifth<br />
Prize. Proceeds help the organization,<br />
which began this local<br />
chapter in 2007, support community<br />
causes.<br />
“Our major beneficiaries are<br />
the <strong>Holliston</strong> Pantry Shelf, the<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Senior Center, and veteran’s<br />
organizations – this year<br />
Homes for Troops and possibly<br />
another one,” says Tom Anguish,<br />
the Knights of Columbus member<br />
who began the charity raffle.<br />
“Last year, with a combination<br />
of our Raffle and our annual<br />
Wine and Beer Tasting<br />
Night in the Fall, we were able<br />
to donate over $20,000,” says<br />
Anguish, including $5,000 each<br />
to the <strong>Holliston</strong> Pantry Shelf,<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Senior Center and<br />
veterans’ organizations, as well<br />
as a combined $5,000 in other<br />
donations. In total, the Knights<br />
of Columbus have been able to<br />
donate over $100,000 from the<br />
funds of its raffle since it began<br />
seven years ago, which translates<br />
to over $32,000 for the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Pantry Shelf, $22,600 to the<br />
Senior Center, $24,600 to veterans’<br />
organizations, $8,000 to<br />
St. Mary’s Parish and $20,000<br />
to other causes, which include<br />
among others, Eagle Scout projects,<br />
Special Olympics, wheelchairs<br />
for veterans, and Wreaths<br />
Across America.<br />
This year, Anguish is running<br />
the raffle with Hal Scaramella,<br />
Aaron Pyman, and Ryland<br />
Hanstad, three of the 55 members<br />
of the Catholic men’s group,<br />
most of whom (94%) helped out<br />
with the raffle in some way last<br />
year, from selling certificates to<br />
donating. The group is also looking,<br />
for the first time this year, for<br />
ways to help support Habitat for<br />
Humanity (www.habitatmwgw.<br />
org).<br />
“They’re as dedicated as I<br />
am,” says Anguish, “and if I<br />
could raise $50,000 I would.<br />
Amy porter, from the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Pantry Shelf, says, “We<br />
are extremely grateful for that<br />
so many people from our community<br />
join together as a unified<br />
group for just one of many worthy<br />
causes and that we are one of<br />
the recipients of their efforts. Accepting<br />
the check from Knights<br />
of Columbus, year after year in<br />
front of the crowd at Celebrate<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> is an honor and provides<br />
a great example of volunteerism<br />
for people of all ages. We<br />
truly appreciate their dedication<br />
and commitment to helping our<br />
organization fight hunger in <strong>Holliston</strong>.”<br />
Anguish notes that in February,<br />
the <strong>Holliston</strong> Pantry Shelf<br />
supported 214 families in <strong>Holliston</strong>.<br />
“The $5,000 we donated lasts<br />
almost 2 weeks,” he says. “Their<br />
budget is $2,800 a week on groceries,<br />
down from $3,700 last<br />
year since they partnered with<br />
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the Greater Boston Food Bank,<br />
but 86 cents of every dollar donated<br />
goes to groceries, and their<br />
donations last year were 40%<br />
lower than in 2014. The rest is<br />
for rent, the van and other expenses.<br />
There’s no paid staff,”<br />
says Anguish.<br />
The donation to the Senior<br />
Center goes a long way as well.<br />
“We are extremely appreciative<br />
and grateful to have that<br />
$5,000. I don’t know if people<br />
know how it helps our seniors in<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>. The money is used for<br />
wellness programs, lunches and<br />
other special events. There’s no<br />
town funding for any of those<br />
programs,” says Jean Boulette,<br />
director of the <strong>Holliston</strong> Senior<br />
Center, who explains, “Our senior<br />
center budget is used only for<br />
salaries and operating expenses<br />
of the building. (The donation)<br />
really helps the seniors. We can<br />
offer more free programs, such as<br />
the one with Gary Highlander in<br />
<strong>May</strong> and then in June.<br />
The Knights of Columbus<br />
present their donations to the<br />
Pantry Shelf and Senior Center<br />
at the annual Celebrate <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
event. Veterans’ donations<br />
are made on Veteran’s Day, and<br />
Anguish says other donations are<br />
made when appropriate.<br />
The Knights of Columbus<br />
will sell no more than 6,000 tickets<br />
for this raffle, and tickets are<br />
$5 each or a book of 5 for $20.<br />
You must be 18 years or older to<br />
purchase a ticket. There are no<br />
refunds, but the sponsor reserves<br />
the right to refund ticket price in<br />
lieu of awarding prizes if insufficient<br />
number of tickets are sold,<br />
and taxes are the sole responsibility<br />
of the winners, who need not<br />
be present to win.<br />
You can purchase a ticket<br />
from any member of the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Knights of Columbus, or<br />
stop by the following locations<br />
to take advantage of group sale<br />
events:<br />
• Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 1st - Roche<br />
Brothers in Millis - from 8:30<br />
a.m.- 2:30 p.m.<br />
• Saturday - <strong>May</strong> 7th - Star<br />
Market in Medway - from<br />
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.<br />
• Saturday/Sunday - <strong>May</strong><br />
14/15 - Stop & Shop in Milford<br />
- from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30<br />
p.m.<br />
• Saturday/Sunday - <strong>May</strong><br />
21/22 - Shaw’s in Ashland -<br />
from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.<br />
• Saturday - June 4th - Fiske’s<br />
and <strong>Holliston</strong> Superette -<br />
from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.<br />
• Saturday - June 11th - Market<br />
Basket in Bellingham - from<br />
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.<br />
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<strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong> Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com Page 11<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> – in Fashion again <strong>May</strong> 22<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom Benefit from 2-4 p.m. at Upper Town Hall<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>’s Upper Town Hall<br />
will blossom into a fashion runway<br />
on Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 22, from<br />
2- 4 p.m., with a <strong>Holliston</strong> Fashion<br />
Show organized by Salone<br />
de Bella and emceed by Andy<br />
Porter to benefit <strong>Holliston</strong> in<br />
Bloom,. Tickets to the event are<br />
$20, which will include appetizers<br />
and dessert. Tickets can<br />
be purchased from <strong>Holliston</strong> in<br />
Bloom (HIB) members, at Fiske’s,<br />
Coffee Haven, the <strong>Holliston</strong> Superette,<br />
or Salone de Bella. The<br />
event will also feature raffles, and<br />
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will be featured as models.<br />
“Some models will be from<br />
the past couple of years, and<br />
some new ones will include Liz<br />
Greendale and Theresa Lambkin,”<br />
says Michelle Savino,<br />
owner of Salone de Bella, who<br />
has taken the reins in the event<br />
for the past few years, aided by<br />
Pat Duffy, of <strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom.<br />
In the past, this event has featured<br />
such prominent <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
“fashion models” as Sylvia Stickney,<br />
Carolyn Dykema and Kim<br />
Marsden.<br />
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“The models are clients and<br />
friends, some who are part of<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom,” says Savino,<br />
who adds that Salone de Bella<br />
will be doing the hairstyling and<br />
that all fashions have been put<br />
together by Andrea Umbriano<br />
from Fine Feathers, of Medway.<br />
“We have all different sizes<br />
and shapes,” says Savino. “Everyday<br />
regular women who are<br />
going to model everyday regular<br />
clothes.”<br />
“We usually take the three<br />
themes,” says Andrea Umbriano,<br />
who has owned Fine Feathers<br />
at 74 Main Street in Medway<br />
for over 20 years. “Daytime<br />
or church, or bar mitzvah and<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Memorial Day<br />
Memorial Day falls on Monday, <strong>May</strong> 30 this<br />
year, and <strong>Holliston</strong>’s Memorial Day Services<br />
typically follow a similar pattern to earlier years,<br />
beginning at Lake Grove Cemetery at 10 a.m. ,<br />
followed by services at St. Mary’s Cemetery at<br />
10:30 a.m. The parade generally steps off at 11<br />
a.m. on Woodland Street, in front of the former<br />
V.F.W. building, heading down Railroad Street<br />
to Church Street, to Central Street and finally to<br />
Washington Street, ending at Town Hall, with<br />
refreshments generally following at the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Historical Society at 547 Washington Street.<br />
In addition to veterans from the V.F.W. and<br />
the American Legion, the parade usually includes<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Police, <strong>Holliston</strong> Fire, school<br />
and other bands and scout groups.<br />
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many models we have and how<br />
long they want it to last. We work<br />
with models on what they feel<br />
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Savino adds that the music,<br />
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For more information on the<br />
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Page 12 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com <strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Pinecrest Golf Course, Then and Now<br />
Thirty Years Has Seen a Big Change,<br />
Thanks to Grassroots Effort<br />
By J.D. O’Gara<br />
Thirty years ago, Pinecrest<br />
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of land and turn the property<br />
into a development of townhouses.<br />
Deb Moore, chair of the<br />
Pinecrest Golf Course Advisory<br />
Committee, remembers it well.<br />
“I had read an article on the<br />
front page of the Metrowest Daily<br />
News that this was coming before<br />
the town, and I initiated a grassroots<br />
movement in town. We got<br />
a petition and got 750 signatures<br />
in three days and went before a<br />
Board of Selectmen’s meeting.<br />
So many came they had to hold<br />
the meeting up for 30 minutes<br />
while people checked in,” Moore<br />
remembers. The petition encouraged<br />
the town of <strong>Holliston</strong> to exercise<br />
its right of first refusal and<br />
purchase the land.<br />
Once the town decided to<br />
purchase the property, the next<br />
step was figuring out the best way<br />
to run it. Moore was selected to<br />
chair the committee of seven that<br />
would research how it would operate.<br />
“I was only non-golfer and<br />
the only female at the time. We<br />
looked at about 10 other golf<br />
courses in the New England area<br />
and made a proposal to selectmen<br />
on how to run it, which they<br />
adopted, and they still use that<br />
model today,” she says, noting<br />
that the golf course is leased to<br />
Johnson Management and the<br />
clubhouse restaurant is leased<br />
to John Ficco. With this model,<br />
rather than being supported by<br />
the town, the golf course brings<br />
$50,000 to $60,000 to the town’s<br />
general fund every year.<br />
And it boasts a big change.<br />
“Over that course of time<br />
to the present, we’ve done numerous<br />
capital improvements,”<br />
says Moore, who is on the committee<br />
along with Larry Wise,<br />
Bob Smith, Sylvia Stickney and<br />
Chrysso Lawless. (There are two<br />
open spots.)<br />
“We have built the new clubhouse,<br />
pro shop, new maintenance<br />
building. We’ve put in two<br />
parking lots and a septic system<br />
(completed in 2001), built a practice<br />
range, the best in the area,<br />
all sodded.” Moore notes that<br />
the committee even refurbished<br />
a well at the top of the practice<br />
range, and then had the pond on<br />
the golf course dug out to make it<br />
deeper. “We pump water<br />
from the well to the<br />
pond, and put in a new<br />
irrigation system to the<br />
course, with water that<br />
is in the pond.” The golf<br />
course also features new<br />
tees and boasts a tree<br />
planting program that<br />
adds not only beauty, but<br />
safety for golfers as well.<br />
Deb and John Moore<br />
have also put a lot of<br />
sweat into beautifying<br />
the course.<br />
When asked, Deb<br />
Moore concedes that the<br />
work she has done for the golf<br />
course is all voluntary. “Over the<br />
years, I’ve probably put in thousands<br />
and thousands of hours,<br />
since 1987,” she laughs, and adds<br />
that she is still not a golfer. What<br />
she is, however, is a lover of flowers.<br />
“As I was doing projects, I<br />
thought I should start planting<br />
flowers to spruce the place up. I<br />
started doing that more than 25<br />
years ago,” says Moore, who says<br />
she has worked alongside her<br />
husband, John, who is the “muscle”<br />
of the flower-planting duo.<br />
“I couldn’t do it without him,”<br />
GOLF<br />
continued on page 13<br />
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GOLF<br />
continued from page 12<br />
she says.<br />
The effort began with simple<br />
planters and hanging baskets on<br />
what Moore calls “the shack of<br />
a clubhouse we had.” After the<br />
new clubhouse was built, she<br />
had a vision of a white fence<br />
with plantings on both sides, and<br />
when that came to fruition, she<br />
says, “I started getting carried<br />
away, putting window boxes on<br />
decks, and planters, and doing<br />
walkways, and then I have flowers<br />
planted on all 18 holes.”<br />
Caring for the plantings takes<br />
up so much of the Moores’ time<br />
that the couple, who own a vacation<br />
property, often find that<br />
they must take turns retreating<br />
to their summer home in order<br />
for one of them to take care of<br />
all the plantings.<br />
“It’s just us, and then we have<br />
to water. Watering takes<br />
probably four days a week,<br />
and then of course we have<br />
to fertilize, and we have<br />
to go out and shop for the<br />
plants,” says Moore.<br />
The effort has paid off.<br />
Not only does the property<br />
look exceptionally beautiful,<br />
but America in Bloom<br />
judges gave Pinecrest<br />
awards for their efforts<br />
twice. In addition, Deb<br />
Moore was recognized as a<br />
Celebrate <strong>Holliston</strong> “Citizen<br />
of the Year” in 2001.<br />
Moreover, Moore derives<br />
a lot of satisfaction<br />
Atrius Health Names<br />
Dr. Bradley Denker as<br />
Chief of Nephrology<br />
Atrius Health, in Newton,<br />
Mass., is pleased to announce<br />
that Dr. Bradley Denker, of <strong>Holliston</strong>,<br />
has been named as the organization’s<br />
Chief of Nephrology.<br />
Dr. Denker has worked at Atrius<br />
Health since 2000 when he joined<br />
its Harvard Vanguard Medical<br />
Associates practice. As Chief, Dr.<br />
Denker will lead the Atrius Health<br />
Nephrology Department, which<br />
offers comprehensive care to patients<br />
with various kidney-related<br />
problems, including chronic kidney<br />
disease, electrolyte disorders,<br />
kidney stones, and peritoneal dialysis,<br />
among many others.<br />
Dr. Denker practices at Harvard<br />
Vanguard’s Boston Kenmore<br />
office located near Fenway. A<br />
graduate of the State University of<br />
New York Medical School in Syracuse,<br />
NY, Dr. Denker completed<br />
his internal medicine residency at<br />
the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,<br />
Maryland. He completed<br />
a one-year fellowship in hematology<br />
in the laboratory of Dr. Peter<br />
Agre (2003 Nobel Laureate for<br />
the discovery of Aquaporins) at<br />
Johns Hopkins before completing<br />
his nephrology fellowship at the<br />
Brigham and Women’s Hospital<br />
from 1988-1992. Dr. Denker is<br />
also an associate professor of medicine<br />
at Harvard Medical School<br />
and the clinical chief in the renal<br />
division at Beth Israel Deaconess<br />
Medical Center.<br />
from seeing what the golf course,<br />
located right in her back yard<br />
as it abuts her property, get use<br />
from the town. ”Quite a few people<br />
ski, skate and snowshoe, so it<br />
gets used all four seasons, which<br />
is nice,” says Moore. “So many<br />
people from town of all ages golf<br />
there, from the very youngest to<br />
our senior citizens,” she says.<br />
“It’s a very busy place.”<br />
One of Moore’s favorite<br />
things, she says, is seeing “people<br />
from the town up there enjoying<br />
themselves. Sometimes in our<br />
busy lives, we don’t get to enjoy<br />
ourselves or enjoy our neighbors.<br />
It’s lovely to be able to sit up<br />
there, on the deck in the fresh air,<br />
watching golfers and enjoying<br />
each other’s company… that’s<br />
really the best thing for me.”<br />
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Living Healthy<br />
Achieve Clear Skin<br />
Acne Angst… Not just for Teens<br />
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Most people think acne is a teenage condition. The truth is, many people continue to experience<br />
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Acne is mostly an inherited genetic condition that is caused by too much oil and excess shedding<br />
of skin cells inside the pores. Many acne prone individuals start to experience break outs during<br />
puberty when the follicles mature. Acne often occurs in males during adolescence because of surging<br />
testosterone, an oil producing hormone, but women can experience acne for the first time in<br />
their 20’s, 30’s and 40’s without ever having had it as a teen.<br />
Several factors can contribute to adult acne:<br />
Hormonal Fluctuations. Hormones stimulate oil production. Women’s hormones fluctuate<br />
throughout their lives with ovulation, menstruation, pregnancy and menopause.<br />
Medications. Adult acne can occur with the use of medications like anabolic steroids, thyroid<br />
medications and some brands of birth control.<br />
Stress. It stimulates the adrenal glands which release testosterone stimulating oil production.<br />
Pore Clogging Ingredients. For those who are acne prone, some ingredients found in cleansers,<br />
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Environmental Influences. Poor diet and certain work environments.<br />
There is no quick fix for acne, but it can be controlled with proper home care, professional treatments<br />
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Living Healthy<br />
Staying Healthy Together Fun Run, June 4<br />
The Ashland Sporting Association<br />
(ASA) and the Massachusetts<br />
Veterinary Medical<br />
Association Chari-ties (MVMAC)<br />
in collaboration with the Metrowest<br />
YMCA is pleased to<br />
announce their first annual Metrowest<br />
K9 5K “Staying Healthy<br />
Together” run on Saturday, June<br />
4. The run includes a 5K run for<br />
individuals and a 5K run/walk<br />
with your dog through the woods<br />
at the Metrowest YMCA outdoor<br />
fa-cility in Hopkinton.<br />
Proceeds from the event will<br />
be donated to MVMA Charities<br />
to sustain and develop programs<br />
that serve all communities<br />
in Massachusetts. This new and<br />
exciting event is family and pet<br />
friendly and has festivities that<br />
will draw from the Ashland, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
and Hopkinton, Metrowest,<br />
Greater Boston and Western<br />
Massachusetts communities.<br />
For more information and to<br />
register, sponsor, donate or volunteer<br />
visit www.metrowestK95K.<br />
com or contact co-chairs Steve<br />
Greenberg, (508) 641-1222 or<br />
steveg@metrowestK95K.com,<br />
or David Schwarz, DVM, (508)<br />
561-7167 or dschwarz@metrowestK95K.com.<br />
MVMA Charities is the<br />
charitable arm of the Massachusetts<br />
Veterinary Medical Assn<br />
(MVMA), which provides financial<br />
assistance for emergency care<br />
of un-owned or unclaimed stray<br />
animals in an effort to get these<br />
animals rehabilitated and into<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Vision Center<br />
Welcomes our newest<br />
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new homes. MVMAC also helps<br />
through education and training<br />
with animal issues that may arise<br />
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Coming Up at the <strong>Holliston</strong> Senior Center<br />
Medication management and<br />
Drug Interactions, <strong>May</strong> 5, 1 p.m.<br />
presented by Ann Mazzolla, of<br />
Home Instead<br />
Ladies High Tea, <strong>May</strong> 12<br />
(Only 4 spots were left at Local<br />
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Falls Prevention Class on Mondays,<br />
2:45-3:45 p.m., Wednesdays<br />
1:15-2:15 p.m.<br />
No charge for this drop-in class<br />
“Give’Em Hell, Harry!” Tuesday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 10, 11:00 a.m.<br />
With this year being a presidential<br />
election year, let’s revisit one<br />
of the most exciting elections<br />
in American history. The 1948<br />
“whistle-stop” election was the<br />
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first presidential election after the<br />
war and the first since Roosevelt’s<br />
death. The election of 1948 still<br />
commands the imagination of the<br />
nation. A feisty Truman ran and<br />
won a fabled upset victory over<br />
Governor Thomas Dewey. On<br />
the morning after the election, a<br />
grinning Truman held over his<br />
head for all to see the headline of<br />
the Chicago Tribune “Dewey Defeats<br />
Truman.”<br />
8th Grade Senior Service Day,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 26<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> 8th graders will help out<br />
at the <strong>Holliston</strong> Senior Center.<br />
Cookout at 12 p.m. for the seniors<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Lions Annual Cookout<br />
at Senior Center, June 12, 12<br />
Noon (rain or shine)<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>’s Lions Club cordially<br />
invites any <strong>Holliston</strong> Senior to attend<br />
their annual cookout to kick<br />
off summer. This a wonderful<br />
event, full of laughter, good food<br />
and friendship. This is a free event<br />
but you must call the Center to<br />
register.<br />
Shopping Rights and Identity<br />
Theft, June 13, 1 p.m.<br />
Join us on June 13 at 1 p.m. -<br />
Robin Putnam, Research and<br />
Special Projects Manager from<br />
the Commonwealth of MA will<br />
be speaking on Shopping Rights<br />
and Identity Theft. The presentations<br />
will include information<br />
about the Office, expressed & implied<br />
warranties, return policies,<br />
defective merchandise, pricing<br />
discrepancies, and shopping online,<br />
through the mail or television.<br />
The second part of the presentation<br />
will cover how to spot and<br />
avoid scams, and how to prevent<br />
identity theft. Please call to register<br />
for this free presentation, (508)<br />
429-0622<br />
The Boston Molasses Flood,<br />
Thursday, June 16, 1 p.m.<br />
In the early afternoon of January<br />
15, 1919, a fifty-foot steel tank<br />
filled with over two million gallons<br />
of molasses collapsed in Boston’s<br />
North End sending its sticky contents<br />
in a fifteen-foot wave through<br />
the neighborhood streets. The disaster<br />
was blamed on immigrant<br />
anarchists. The event knocked<br />
Prohibition and the end of World<br />
War I out of the headlines and resulted<br />
in a huge civil law suit that<br />
was not resolved until 1925.<br />
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<strong>May</strong> 3 and September 20<br />
The <strong>Holliston</strong> Senior Center is located<br />
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Living Healthy<br />
Free Dental Screening for Adults 60+<br />
The Free Dental Screening<br />
clinic has been underwritten by a<br />
grant from the Attleboro Rotary<br />
Club and is funded in part by a<br />
grant from Bristol Elder Services,<br />
Inc. through contracts with the<br />
Massachusetts Executive Office<br />
of Elder Affairs and by a grant<br />
from United Way of Greater Attleboro/Taunton.<br />
Volunteer Dentists Mark Stone, DMD, MScD, Paul Hubley, DMD, and Tim Hempton, DDS, with Massasoit<br />
Community College Dental Assistant Director and Students at the Free Dental Screening Clinic<br />
A free dental screening clinic<br />
for senior citizens will be held<br />
in Attleboro on Saturday, <strong>May</strong><br />
7 from 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at<br />
the Rev. Larsen Senior Center,<br />
25 South Main Street in Attleboro.<br />
To schedule your free appointment<br />
at the screening, call<br />
the Attleboro Council on Aging<br />
at (774) 203-1906. Appointments<br />
are open to any older adult, age<br />
60 or over, from any town.<br />
At the free screening clinic,<br />
participants will receive a dental<br />
screening exam and have the opportunity<br />
to discuss the findings<br />
with the dentist in the clinic’s relaxed,<br />
friendly setting. Dentists<br />
from our area, including Dr. Donald<br />
Pierce, have volunteered to examine<br />
patients for problems with<br />
their teeth, gums, and dentures.<br />
Participants will also be screened<br />
for oral cancers and have the opportunity<br />
to receive free denture<br />
cleaning and labeling provided by<br />
students from the Massasoit Community<br />
College’s Dental Assisting.<br />
Students will also offer tips and<br />
answer questions about good oral<br />
hygiene. All students are under<br />
the supervision of their instructor<br />
as they participate in the screening<br />
clinic.<br />
Nutritional information will<br />
be provided about food choices<br />
to those experiencing chewing<br />
problems, dry mouth, medication<br />
interactions, and other concerns.<br />
“More than three-quarters<br />
of older adults in Massachusetts<br />
don’t have dental insurance,” explains<br />
Dr. Donald Pierce, a North<br />
Attleboro dentist and planning<br />
committee co-chair. “Many of<br />
the seniors who attended the free<br />
screening clinic haven’t been to<br />
a dentist in a while, so they have<br />
concerns they want to discuss. At<br />
the screening clinic we take time<br />
to talk with them and answer their<br />
questions.”<br />
It is the mission of the Elder<br />
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health prevention and education<br />
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During the screening,<br />
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from any town, participants can<br />
also learn more about the Elder<br />
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Community VNA, which helps<br />
low income seniors to access<br />
local dental services provided at<br />
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<strong>Holliston</strong> DI Makes a Historic<br />
Run to Global Finals<br />
On <strong>May</strong> 25th, ten <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
High School students will travel<br />
to Knoxville, TN to compete<br />
in the 2015-<strong>2016</strong> Destination<br />
Imagination Global Finals at the<br />
University of Tennessee. But before<br />
any of these talented teens<br />
step foot on a plane, they will<br />
already have made history, not<br />
once, but twice.<br />
Destination Imagination is a<br />
not-for-profit organization that<br />
teaches students of all ages creative<br />
problem-solving through<br />
innovative challenges and competitions.<br />
Every year, hundreds<br />
of elementary, middle-school<br />
and high school teams from<br />
across Massachusetts compete<br />
in regional tournaments, then<br />
MADI State Finals, vying for the<br />
right to represent the Bay State at<br />
Globals. But in what may well be<br />
a first for the state, this year one<br />
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for decades, first as a<br />
competitor, then as a team manager,<br />
and now as the Affiliate<br />
Director for Massachusetts DI<br />
and even she can’t remember a<br />
showing like this. “I would say it<br />
is very rare if it has happened at<br />
all.”<br />
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the “Creative-a-trees” team of<br />
Joshua Perlmutter, Ariana Ameli,<br />
Ryan Cahill, Abby Meltzer, Kent<br />
Perlmutter, and James Crews<br />
took part in two different events,<br />
one a service-learning task, the<br />
other an improvisation challenge.<br />
The four seniors and two<br />
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But they quickly learned they<br />
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HHS sophomores Maria Gentile,<br />
Olivia Palmer, Hazel Peters<br />
and Jenna Pralat, finished right<br />
behind them in the Improv challenge,<br />
punching their ticket to<br />
Knoxville as well.<br />
“I really didn’t fully comprehend<br />
what was happening,” admits<br />
Peters, thinking back to the<br />
awards ceremony at the state<br />
tournament, when the two teams<br />
were called up to the podium in<br />
succession. “It was unreal because<br />
I knew it was such a rare<br />
occurrence.”<br />
With nearly two months<br />
between the State Finals and<br />
Global Finals, the teams have<br />
plenty of work to do, and not all<br />
of it involves practicing their performance<br />
skills and flexing their<br />
creative muscles. Fundraising to<br />
defray the cost of making the trip<br />
to Tennessee will take up even<br />
more time and creativity.<br />
Kristine Perlmutter, team<br />
manager of the Creative-a-trees<br />
and the MADI Region Seven<br />
Coordinator, has tallied up the<br />
costs and set an ambitious goal.<br />
“With ten students heading to<br />
the tournament, we’re trying to<br />
raise $10,000 to cover their registration<br />
and travel costs.”<br />
The two teams will certainly<br />
On Monday, April 16, Fiske’s General Store donated $345 to <strong>Holliston</strong>’s<br />
Destination Imagination Teams, headed to the Global Finals in<br />
Knoxville, TN late this month.<br />
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go head-to-head against each<br />
other at Globals, but in the<br />
meantime, they’ve decided to<br />
work together rather than compete<br />
for local donations. All ten<br />
students will combine their fundraising<br />
efforts which will include<br />
pink flamingo “flocking” on the<br />
lawns of <strong>Holliston</strong> in the coming<br />
weeks, and a <strong>May</strong> 6th “Kids<br />
Night Out” event for 3rd-5th<br />
graders at Miller Elementary<br />
School.<br />
“The members of the teams<br />
will act as counselors for the<br />
night,” according to the Accidental<br />
Peanuts’ team manager,<br />
Shawn Peters. “Parents can drop<br />
their kids off and head out to dinner<br />
while their kids play sports,<br />
watch a movie, and even learn<br />
improv games. It’ll be about the<br />
same as a babysitter, but a lot<br />
more fun, and for a better cause.”<br />
With generous donations from<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> PTSA and Fiske’s General<br />
Store, the teams are on their<br />
way to their goals. Local businesses<br />
and organizations that<br />
would like to help sponsor their<br />
efforts or community members<br />
interested in their fundraising<br />
events and initiatives can email<br />
the teams at <strong>Holliston</strong>DI<strong>2016</strong>@<br />
gmail.com .<br />
By Memorial Day Weekend,<br />
both teams will know how<br />
they’ve stacked up against the<br />
hundreds of other teams they’ll<br />
face at Global Finals. But win or<br />
lose at Globals, these ten teenagers<br />
will know they’ve already<br />
made a little bit of history, and<br />
put <strong>Holliston</strong> on the map as an<br />
unlikely creative capital in Massachusetts.<br />
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Community Events<br />
<strong>May</strong> 2<br />
Morning Book Club, 11 a.m.,<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Public Library, 752<br />
Washington Street, Lila, by Marilynne<br />
Robinson<br />
<strong>May</strong> 3<br />
Family Game Night, part of<br />
National Screen Free Week, all<br />
ages, 5-8 p.m., <strong>Holliston</strong> Public<br />
Library, 752 Washington Street,<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong><br />
<strong>May</strong> 5<br />
Evening Book Club, 6:30<br />
p.m., <strong>Holliston</strong> Public Library,<br />
752 Washington Street, Lila, by<br />
Marilynne Robinson<br />
<strong>May</strong> 7<br />
Charles River Chorale “Fire<br />
and Rain,” Spring Concert, 7:30<br />
p.m., Millis High School/Middle<br />
School Auditorium, 245 Plain<br />
Street, Millis. Director Ashley<br />
Nelson will again conduct, with<br />
Associate Director Susan Fortin<br />
accompanying. To reserve<br />
tickets, please call Brooks Corl<br />
at (508) 376-9492. Tickets are<br />
$18 for adults; $15 for students/<br />
seniors; $10 for children or $40<br />
for a family of 4+, with $1 off<br />
per ticket reserved ahead of time.<br />
www.charlesriverchorale.net.<br />
<strong>May</strong> 9<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Town Meeting,<br />
7:30 p.m., <strong>Holliston</strong> High School<br />
Auditorium<br />
<strong>May</strong> 14<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Business Association<br />
Annual SpringFest, 11 a.m. – 5<br />
p.m., flea market at Blair Square,<br />
events on town green, specials at<br />
participating businesses.<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Athletic Boosters<br />
Association Bubble Soccer Tournament,<br />
1 p.m., <strong>Holliston</strong> High<br />
School, For more information,<br />
please email hababoosters@<br />
gmail.com.<br />
Thanks To Yanks Comedy<br />
Night, Italian American Veterans’<br />
Club, 4 Hayward Field<br />
Milford MA. Doors open at 7<br />
p.m., with an 8 p.m. show time.<br />
The featured comedians are<br />
Adam Webster (MC) and Mike<br />
Murray. Also includes cash bar,<br />
50/50 raffle and silent auction.<br />
Tickets $20 at the door or for<br />
advanced ticker sales email<br />
info@thankstoyanks.org. Patrons<br />
are invited to bring their<br />
own food to this fun filled evening<br />
of laughs. To learn more<br />
about this organization, please<br />
visit our www.thankstoyanks.<br />
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<strong>May</strong> 19<br />
Alzheimer’s & Dementia<br />
Caregiver Support Group, 5-6<br />
p.m., Golden Pond Assisted Living<br />
and Memory Care (50 West<br />
Main St., Hopkinton) Free, open<br />
to the public, and focuses on individuals<br />
who care for people in<br />
the mid to late stages of Alzheimer’s<br />
and related Dementias. This<br />
support group is an Alzheimer’s<br />
Association Approved Support<br />
Group in New England. Light<br />
refreshments will be served.<br />
Please call Liz Kemp, LCSW at<br />
(508) 435-125- ext. 29 to register.<br />
Cookbook Club, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
Public Library, 6 p.m. 752 Washington<br />
Street, <strong>Holliston</strong>. This<br />
month’s theme is Mexican cooking.<br />
Participants are asked to<br />
read one or more of the selected<br />
titles and make a recipe to share<br />
with the group. The cookbooks<br />
are Rick Bayless’ More Mexican<br />
Everyday, Lourdes Castro’s Simply<br />
Mexican and Pati Jinich’s Pati’s<br />
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Exsultet! Shining A Light on<br />
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<strong>May</strong> 22<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> in Bloom Fashion<br />
Show, 2-4 p.m., presented by Salone<br />
de Bella, $20, will include<br />
appetizers and dessert. Show,<br />
emceed by Andy Porter, will feature<br />
fashions from Fine Feathers<br />
in Medway, modeled by community<br />
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<strong>May</strong> 24<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Annual Town<br />
Election, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m., polls at<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> High School<br />
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Cookbook Club at <strong>Holliston</strong> Library <strong>May</strong> 19<br />
The <strong>Holliston</strong> Public Library’s Cookbook Club<br />
will meet on Thursday, <strong>May</strong> 19 at 6 p.m. at the<br />
library at 752 Washington Street, <strong>Holliston</strong>. This<br />
month’s theme is Mexican cooking. Participants<br />
are asked to read one or more of the selected<br />
titles and make a recipe to share with the group.<br />
The cookbooks are Rick Bayless’ More Mexican<br />
Everyday, Lourdes Castro’s Simply Mexican and<br />
Pati Jinich’s Pati’s Mexican Table. All three books<br />
are available to borrow now with a valid library<br />
card. Paper goods and beverages are provided by<br />
the library. The club meets every other month<br />
and is led by Michele Hamilton. Cooks may attend<br />
as many sessions as they like. There is no<br />
charge and books are available to borrow from<br />
the library about one month before each meeting.<br />
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Sports<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> Boys Lacrosse Aims to<br />
Move Ahead this Season<br />
By Christopher Tremblay<br />
The <strong>Holliston</strong> boy’s lacrosse<br />
team is looking to improve upon<br />
last year’s 5-13 season under first<br />
year coach Anthony Karpouzis.<br />
The team lost some talented seniors<br />
from last year’s squad and<br />
will find themselves very young<br />
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be the best that we can be,” the<br />
new Panther Coach said. “We<br />
may even find ourselves playing<br />
spoiler for some as the year goes<br />
on, but our ultimate goal is to get<br />
into the tournament.”<br />
Although early in the season<br />
the Panthers find themselves sitting<br />
at 1-2 through the first three<br />
games. In its most recent contest<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> caught Wayland off<br />
guard and went into the half with<br />
a 5-4 lead, but eventually fell 8-6.<br />
“We play in the Tri-Valley<br />
League with a lot of heavy<br />
teams,” Karpouzis said. “I’m still<br />
unfamiliar with all the teams, but<br />
the tournament is on our radar.<br />
If we surprise a few in addition<br />
to winning the games that we<br />
should, we’ll not only have a fun<br />
season, but one that ends up in<br />
the tournament.”<br />
Karpouzis sees his team more<br />
as a defensive squad that plays<br />
every game tough; the offense<br />
is starting to come together and<br />
make this team a well rounded<br />
one.<br />
Leading the Panthers are its<br />
quad captains in senior Zack<br />
Spering (a well rounded defender<br />
who does everything) and juniors<br />
First-year coach Anthony Karpouzis plans to make the most of<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>’s young lacrosse team’s great defensive skills while<br />
sharpening its offense this year.<br />
Ben Salley (the team’s tough<br />
guy, the enforcer who brings a<br />
edge), Nate Haywood (text book<br />
and analytical) and Dalton Ring<br />
(midfielder). According to the<br />
coach, each captain beings a different<br />
aspect to the game.<br />
As he mentioned earlier, Karpouzis<br />
believes that at this time<br />
in the season the defense is the<br />
focal point giving the Panthers a<br />
solid beginning to success. The<br />
defense begins but also ends<br />
with sophomore goalie William<br />
“Wayne” Celorier.<br />
“Wil is a big kid who covers a<br />
lot of net; he’s very vocal and has<br />
great reflexes,” the coach said.<br />
“He’s good at what he does. He’s<br />
not shy about bringing the ball<br />
up field and is a very big asset to<br />
this team, especially being only a<br />
sophomore.”<br />
Offensively, <strong>Holliston</strong> will look<br />
to senior attack Ryan Jensen, junior<br />
midfielders Ring, who is also<br />
one of the team’s faceoff specialist,<br />
and Ryan Vazza, the one who<br />
brings the lumber. Karpouzis will<br />
also lean heavily on senior Nick<br />
Skarmeas and junior Mike Alibrandi<br />
for offensive support.<br />
One other key cog to the<br />
team’s success will be junior attack<br />
man Sam Goldberg.<br />
“He’s a ranked wrestler with a<br />
low center of gravity that brings a<br />
different aspect to the game,” the<br />
coach said. “He’s not only solid,<br />
but one hell of an athlete.”
<strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong> Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com Page 21<br />
Baker Now <strong>Holliston</strong>’s A.D.<br />
Without ‘Interim’ Label<br />
Sports<br />
By Ken Hamwey<br />
The process took five weeks,<br />
but in the end, the “interim’’<br />
label no longer applies to Matt<br />
Baker, who’s been <strong>Holliston</strong>’s<br />
athletic director since last August.<br />
The 37-year-old Baker became<br />
the Panthers’ A.D. through<br />
2018 after interviews with a<br />
10-member search committee<br />
and later with three principals,<br />
and after a public forum where<br />
he answered a variety of questions.<br />
“I’m thrilled to be on board<br />
without the “interim label,’’ said<br />
Baker who was selected from a<br />
pool of numerous candidates.<br />
“This is the outcome I hoped for,<br />
and we’re already deep into the<br />
planning for next year.’’<br />
Last August, Baker was selected<br />
on an interim basis to replace<br />
Craig Najarian, who took<br />
the A.D. post at Catholic Memorial.<br />
A former Ashland High<br />
three-sport star, Baker earned a<br />
Bachelors degree from Assumption<br />
College where he majored<br />
in communications. He later<br />
earned his Masters degree from<br />
Framingham State in public administration.<br />
Baker, who is married, has<br />
four children and lives in <strong>Holliston</strong>,<br />
has some specific goals for<br />
the future. “I’d like to see participation<br />
numbers increase for<br />
some teams, find ways to improve<br />
some of our facilities, continue to<br />
assemble a top-notch staff and<br />
maintain the success that many<br />
of our squads have achieved,’’<br />
he said.<br />
In his first few months on<br />
the job last year, Baker was at<br />
the helm of an ultra-successful<br />
autumn season. Five of the<br />
Panthers nine varsity teams competed<br />
in tournaments and the<br />
football contingent once again<br />
brought home a Super Bowl<br />
crown. The winter campaign<br />
didn’t quite measure up to the<br />
fall but the boys’ basketball team<br />
finished 10-10 and split a pair of<br />
tourney games after a 1-19 season<br />
a year ago. Combining the<br />
fall and winter seasons, <strong>Holliston</strong><br />
has played host to seven MIAA<br />
tournament games so far.<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> currently has 27<br />
varsity sports with three of them<br />
— gymnastics, swimming and<br />
girls ice hockey — competing as<br />
co-op ventures. Skiing could become<br />
the Panthers’ 28th varsity<br />
offering. “There has been some<br />
interest and we’re looking into<br />
skiing as a possible addition,’’<br />
Baker said. “Joining another<br />
school as a co-op team may be<br />
the way to go.’’<br />
Since taking the A.D. reins,<br />
Baker has hired five new coaches<br />
(cheerleading, boys’ lacrosse,<br />
boys’ hockey, boys’ indoor and<br />
outdoor track and baseball).<br />
And, there’s little doubt that the<br />
recently-hired coaches and any<br />
future appointees will understand<br />
their roles when participation is<br />
the topic.<br />
“To increase our numbers, it’s<br />
important to reach out to youth<br />
programs,’’ Baker emphasized.<br />
“There’s got to be a connection<br />
with the coaches at the youth<br />
level. We also have to promote<br />
youth nights and inform parents<br />
of what’s ahead. Also, we can<br />
increase participation by publicizing<br />
our programs to middle<br />
school students and by using our<br />
current student-athletes to promote<br />
their sport to classmates.’’<br />
Bakers hopes to keep athletic<br />
fees, which are $225 across the<br />
board, steady and stable. “We<br />
want to keep fees manageable<br />
for families and we would never<br />
deny a student the opportunity to<br />
compete,’’ Baker said. “Fees have<br />
become a necessary evil, but we’ll<br />
strive to keep them stable.’’<br />
Baker previously worked for<br />
two college athletic departments<br />
— Framingham State University<br />
and Mass. Bay Community<br />
College. At Framingham State,<br />
where he worked for 12 years, he<br />
directed the intramural program<br />
and was in charge of the recreation<br />
center. He also dealt with<br />
varsity sports programs, monitored<br />
the equipment room and<br />
served on a variety of athletic<br />
committees.<br />
Before arriving at <strong>Holliston</strong>,<br />
Baker was the associate A.D. at<br />
Mass. Bay in Wellesley where he<br />
was responsible for scheduling<br />
and eligibility. He also was an<br />
academic advisor and served on<br />
New, permanent HHS A.D. Matt Baker says he will strive to increase<br />
player numbers by connecting with youth programs and keeping<br />
playing fees steady for pressed families.<br />
many college committees.<br />
Baker says that being an A.D.<br />
at the high school level differs<br />
from college in a very distinct<br />
way. “There’s more interaction<br />
with the students and there’s definitely<br />
more of a feeling of community,’’<br />
Baker said. “There’s<br />
more opportunities to be involved<br />
with students’ activities.’’<br />
Baker’s father, Dennis, currently<br />
is in his second stint as<br />
A.D. at Bellingham High, often<br />
has been a great resource. It’s<br />
that link that no doubt has prepared<br />
him well for his role at<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong>.<br />
“Some of the key attributes<br />
for being a good A.D. are patience,<br />
organization, flexibility,<br />
objectivity and being a good listener,’’<br />
Matt Baker said.<br />
Words to live by in a position<br />
that is challenging and constantly<br />
changing.<br />
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<strong>Holliston</strong> Parks & Recreation Department - Summer <strong>2016</strong><br />
Scholarship Opportunities<br />
Summer <strong>2016</strong><br />
We are pleased to announce<br />
three scholarship opportunities<br />
for the upcoming summer season.<br />
The application deadline<br />
is <strong>May</strong> 2, <strong>2016</strong>. Recipients will<br />
be notified no later than <strong>May</strong> 19,<br />
<strong>2016</strong>.<br />
Soccer Scholarship in<br />
Honor of Gregory Bruno<br />
One resident will receive a full<br />
scholarship to the US Sports Institute<br />
First Play Soccer Program<br />
held from August 22 through August<br />
26, <strong>2016</strong> at Stoddard Park.<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> residents ages 7-14 who<br />
have a love of soccer and exhibit<br />
good sportsmanship are encouraged<br />
to apply. Applicants will<br />
create a submission exhibiting<br />
“What Soccer Means to Me”.<br />
Sports Scholarship in<br />
Honor of Joey Larracey<br />
One resident will be awarded<br />
a full scholarship to any summer<br />
sports program offered in<br />
the <strong>2016</strong> Spring & Summer<br />
brochure. <strong>Holliston</strong> residents<br />
ages 4 -14 who have a love of<br />
their chosen sport and exhibit<br />
good sportsmanship are invited<br />
to apply. Applicants will create<br />
a submission exhibiting “What<br />
Being a Team Player Means<br />
to Me”.<br />
Outdoor Scholarship<br />
in Honor of Timothy<br />
O’Connell<br />
One resident will be awarded<br />
a full scholarship to one session<br />
of the following programs:<br />
Outdoors at Goodwill Park,<br />
Junior Patoma or Senior<br />
Patoma. <strong>Holliston</strong> residents<br />
ages 4 – entering 7th grade who<br />
have a love of the outdoors are<br />
encouraged to apply. Applicants<br />
will create a submission<br />
exhibiting “My Favorite Thing<br />
About Summer.”<br />
These are not need-based<br />
scholarships so children of all financial<br />
backgrounds are encouraged<br />
to apply.<br />
Scholarship submissions.<br />
Please visit our website for more<br />
details and information on how<br />
to apply: http://www.townofholliston.us/parks-recreation<br />
Children’s Programs at <strong>Holliston</strong> Public Library in <strong>May</strong><br />
Tales and Tunes for Tots<br />
ages 1.5-5<br />
Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. –<br />
10:45, <strong>May</strong> 4, 11, 25<br />
Enjoy themed stories and<br />
songs with Ms. Tracy<br />
Library playgroup: ages<br />
0-5<br />
Fridays 10:15 a.m.<br />
Trying to meet people in<br />
town? Tired of being stuck in<br />
your own house? Come to the<br />
library to connect with other<br />
young families. Grown-ups can<br />
chat & connect with other parents<br />
& caregivers while supervising<br />
their children’s play. Toys and<br />
coffee provided by the library!<br />
Book Clubs<br />
One Thursday per month<br />
4-4:45 p.m.<br />
Participate in discussion while<br />
having a snack thematically tied<br />
to the book. Engage in an activity<br />
that further connects to the<br />
title.<br />
<strong>May</strong> 12 Reading Rascals –<br />
Grades 1 & 2<br />
<strong>May</strong> 19th Wild Book Bunch –<br />
Grades 2 & 3<br />
<strong>May</strong> 26th Budding Bookworms<br />
– Grades 4 & 5<br />
Sign up at the Children’s<br />
Desk<br />
Lego Club ages 5 and up<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 5th and Tuesday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 17th 4-5 p.m.<br />
Let your imagination be your<br />
guide as you build your creations<br />
with Legos provided by the library.<br />
Creations will be put on<br />
display in the Children’s Room<br />
for the month.<br />
National Screen Free<br />
Week, all ages<br />
<strong>May</strong> 2 - <strong>May</strong> 8<br />
o Family Game Night, Tuesday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 3rd 5-8 p.m., Board<br />
games and pizza! We provide<br />
the games and pizza and you<br />
provide the fun!<br />
o Storytime 10:15-10:45 a.m.,<br />
Wednesday, <strong>May</strong> 4 ages 1.5-5<br />
o Lego Club ages 5 & up,<br />
Thursday, <strong>May</strong> 5th 4-5 p.m.<br />
o Drop-in Playgroup, Friday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 6th 10:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m.<br />
Molly’s Apothecary ages<br />
6-13<br />
Tuesday <strong>May</strong> 10th 4 - 5:15<br />
p.m.<br />
Learn a new skill and take<br />
home a handcrafted lip gloss and<br />
body lotion to show off your hard<br />
work. Space is limited. SIGN UP<br />
AT THE CHILDREN’S DESK<br />
Music and Movement<br />
Class with Pamela PinterParsons<br />
of Soul Spirit<br />
Studio ages 1.5 and up<br />
Wednesday, <strong>May</strong> 18th 10:15<br />
a.m.<br />
French on Fridays grades<br />
K-2<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 20th 4 - 4:40 p.m.,<br />
Listen to a story in French and<br />
do an activity related to the story<br />
while conversing in French.<br />
<strong>Holliston</strong> In Bloom<br />
We have our first spring cleanup<br />
scheduled for Saturday, <strong>May</strong><br />
7, <strong>2016</strong> at Blair Square / Rail<br />
Trail. We will meet at 9 a.m. and<br />
work for a few hours. We plan to<br />
clean up fallen branches, pick up<br />
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trash, removed invasive weeds,<br />
and rake up along the trail.<br />
Parking is available on Railroad<br />
Streets and outside of Casey’s.<br />
Please bring your own gloves,<br />
and rake. We will be there rain<br />
or shine!The <strong>Holliston</strong> Garden<br />
Club hosted a special 2-hour<br />
“Toad Hollow Workshop” at the<br />
library last month and we hope<br />
some of the toad abodes will be<br />
entered at our Fairy and Toad<br />
Garden Contest! You can build<br />
a garden in advance to bring or<br />
build it on the trail that day. Start<br />
collecting materials for this fun<br />
event. Young gardeners are encouraged<br />
to enter their creations<br />
in the contest to win a prize.<br />
This year’s HBA Spring Stroll<br />
date is Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 14, <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
We will be set up from 11 a.m. –<br />
4 p.m. at Blair Square. Come pot<br />
up a free marigold seedling (the<br />
town flower), have fantastic face<br />
painting (for a fee), and enter our<br />
Fairy and Toad Garden Contest<br />
fundraiser. If you plan to leave<br />
your creation on the trail, please<br />
use only natural materials. The<br />
contest entry form and rules can<br />
be found on our Events page at<br />
www.hollistoninbloom.org. Look<br />
for photos of last year’s entries<br />
on our website as well. We will<br />
be next to Kilkelly Farm’s petting<br />
zoo. <br />
Our big fundraiser is our annual<br />
Fashion Show sponsored<br />
by <strong>Holliston</strong>’s Salone de<br />
Bella with clothing from Fine<br />
Feathers in Medway. It will be<br />
held <strong>May</strong> 22 at Upper Town<br />
Hall from 2-4 p.m. Our local<br />
celebrity emcee will be Andy<br />
Porter. Tickets will cost $20.00<br />
which will include appetizers and<br />
desserts. Raffle prizes too. Tickets<br />
can be purchased from HIB<br />
members, Fiske’s, Coffee Haven,<br />
the Superette, or Salone de Bella.<br />
We hope to see you there!We<br />
are officially a 501(c)3 non-profit<br />
organization so your donations<br />
are fully tax-deductible. Please<br />
support our fundraisers or donate<br />
through PayPal on our website<br />
www.hollistoninbloom.org.<br />
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