Tuesday, July 24, 2018



Everytown for Gun Safety

The State Department is about to recklessly allow a company to post its gun blueprints online for anyone to download. That means people like terrorists, convicted felons, and domestic abusers will be able to print functional guns out of plastic that won't be detected by metal detectors. We only have UNTIL FRIDAY to STOP THIS

At the end of the week, anyone with a regular internet connection and access to a 3D printer will be legally allowed to make their own illegal and untraceable guns. That means anyone can download these files and print a functional, untraceable gun!
  • People who can't pass a background check, including terrorists, felons, and domestic abusers will be able to print their own functional guns.
  • Many of these guns can be printed entirely in plastic, so metal detectors won't detect them — putting our planes, music festivals, and government buildings in danger.
  • Law enforcement will not be able to trace any plastic guns recovered at crime scenes — stalling their criminal investigations before they even start.
SEND A MESSAGE TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT: TELL THEM TO STOP THE DISTRIBUTION OF DOWNLOADABLE GUNS
These do-it-yourself downloadable guns are incredibly dangerous, and the State Department's appalling decision to allow a company to post its gun blueprints online can completely unravel the work we've done to create a safer America free from gun violence. We can't let this happen. Take action by sending the State Department your message RIGHT NOW, demanding that they stop the distribution of downloadable guns.
Thank you for fighting with me.
Sarah Trumble
Deputy Director, Federal Affairs
Everytown for Gun Safety

Thursday, July 12, 2018

Meeting Saturday

Hope you'll join us at our regular meeting this Saturday, July 14 at 10 a.m. at Holliston Town Hall. In addition to our regular business meeting we'll have 2 guest speakers: Donna Patalano, candidate for Middlesex D.A. will tell us about her race, and Diana Goswami, field organizer for the Elizabeth Warren campaign will talk about the campaign in Holliston and do some canvass training.  Only 16 weeks until the 2018 mid-term elections on Nov. 6.

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

There’s lots going on! Lots of items to take action on! Take your pick….one or all!  


Moms Demand Action- Metrowest (anti-gun violence group) hosting a new member meeting in Thursday, June 28, 7pm, Congregational Church, 725 Washington St., Holliston.

Families Belong Together MarchSaturday, June 30 against Trump administration’s policy of separating migrant families at the border. 
Rallies planned in Boston, Framingham, Natick, Worcester, etc. Use this link to find details for location of your choice:

Holliston Canvass for Elizabeth WarrenSunday, July 1, 11 a.m., Exchange St. parking lot. 

March with Sen. Spilka in Natick’s July 4th parade,Wed., July 4, 8:45 a.m.
Parade kicks off from Wilson Middle School, 22 Rutledge Rd. at 8:45.
Park at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, 44 E. Central St.
There will be shuttles from 7:30-8:15 to take people from St. Patrick's to Wilson.
Parade ends back at St. Patrick's.


Monday, March 26, 2018

Holliston Dems recently wrote out individual messages and mailed 200 postcards to Michigan folks encouraging them to register to vote, through the Sister District Project.

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Get engaged! Get active! Join us Saturday!

Holliston Dems' regular meeting is Saturday, March 10 at 10 a.m. at Town Hall.

But...it will be anything but a "regular" meeting! This will be an ACTION meeting. We'll be writing postcards, making phone calls and knocking on doors for signatures on nomination papers for our favorite candidates including Rep. Dykema, Sen. Spilka, Sen. Warren and more.

We're not just sitting around complaining...we're doing. We're ACTIVISTS and we're taking action to elect Democrats, in Massachusetts and across the country.

Get engaged! Get Active! Join us!

Thursday, February 22, 2018

Check out the results of Holliston Democratic Caucus as reported by Pam Kyrka of the Holliston Reporter. Great article, Pam!