Update, read the extensive State Police Reports!

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Last Friday, October 8, 2010, the five arsonist suspects, three of which were appointed to serve on our Fire Department by James Wettlaufer, Earl Johnson, and Christian Petersen, appeared before a judge in the Hall of Justice on 50 State Street in Springfield.
A pre trial hearing was scheduled and the five suspects will soon face a grand jury.
The embarrassing names of the five alleged arsonists were removed from Holland’s and Brimfield’s web page of the Fire Departments.
The Holland Blog obtained the Arrest Reports from the State Police for its readers.
And, there are still unanswered questions, read more»

Posted on 10 Oct 2010, 08:52 - Category: The Town Common
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300,000 Page Views!

Time to celebrate.....
The Holland Blog went online for the first time at 13:30 hours on Saturday February 14, 2009. This past Monday, the Holland Blog was viewed 300,000 times (page views or hits).
I would like to share an amazing YouTube video with the readers of the Holland Blog to celebrate this special occasion:
This video was viewed over 56,000.000 times.



Posted on 10 Oct 2010, 08:08 - Category: The Town Common
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Speak out Holland! (no.19)

As every 6th of the month everybody is invited to go of topic here. Do you have any questions or suggestions? Comment about anything that is amusing you or about anything that is bothering you, but do it in a civilized manner! I will delete obvious lies and offensive comments. To read previous comments under this category, click on “Speak Out Holland” on the left of this blog under the heading “Categories.”
Peter Frei

Posted on 6 Oct 2010, 08:36 - Category: Speak Out Holland
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Holland Homes and Business’s Taken and Flooded by the Government; the Flood of 1955.

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Can you imagine in 2010 the government submerging your home, your business, & your way of life???
That’s what happened to a number of Holland residents after the 1955 Flood in the “Lake Siog” section of Holland.
Questions remain to this day as to why it happened here in Holland. Today’s tropical rain is a reminder of what took place after the 55 Flood, read more»


Posted on 1 Oct 2010, 22:19 - Category: Local History
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Tom Kenney; not just another Party Boat!

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Tom Kenney is a leader, he is not a talker, he is doing what most people just talk about, read more»


Posted on 26 Sep 2010, 10:00 - Category: The Town Common
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Update.

I received anonymous mail In connection with the brush dump debacle which I'm publishing here for the readers of the Holland Blog. Read more»

Posted on 20 Sep 2010, 22:27 - Category: Town Politics
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Wales Fish & Game Club Annual Pork Roast.

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Pictured on the right:
Fire where the potatoes were backed.

This afternoon, members and guests of the Wales Fish & Game Club met at their facility they call their own since 1949 for one of their annual events, read more»


Posted on 18 Sep 2010, 23:49 - Category: The Town Common
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Triple Flip on Leadmine Road.

Station-Wagon-that-flipped-over Just around 5:30 PM, when it started to rain, the driver of this car driving down Leadmine Road lost control and flipped three times. The occupants of the car refused Medical Treatment and were lucky to be able to walk away.
Peter Frei


Posted on 16 Sep 2010, 18:49 - Category: The Town Common
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Nine Year Old Child Rescued in the Woods of Holland.

Any parents worse nightmare was averted today after their 9 year old child became lost entering the deep woods of Holland near Amber Brook.
Rescue personal including an ambulance and the Holland Fire and Police Department used the recently maintained access road on the Huguenot Farm to drive almost a half a mile into the forest where the child was discovered and rescued . Officer Forcier of the Holland Police was on scene and stated he was glad the road was there or he did not think they would have located the missing child so quickly.
The town has been denying the farm legal access to use the road for over 3 years in bitter court battles. The road can be found on a map in the book titled “The History of Holland,” from the early 1900's. Today many Holland rescue vehicles were able to drive to the location of the missing child located near the road in the woods that the town says does not even exist. My heart smiles to witness such events.
Jim LaMountain, Huguenot Farmer.

Posted on 11 Sep 2010, 19:37 - Category: The Town Common
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30th Anniversary of the Annual Pow Wow of the Nipmuck Indian Council of Chaubunagungamaug this weekend.

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As every year for the past 29, the event is organized to take place this weekend September 11 and 12 for the 30th time at Lake Siog Park from 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Peter Frei

Read also:

2009 Nipmuck Pow Wow.
Nipmuck POW WOW.

Posted on 9 Sep 2010, 07:05 - Category: Things To Do
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No lake access this Thursday!

During the selectboard meeting last night, the Board informed the viewers that another chemical treatment will take place this Thursday, September 9th. The chemicals used this time will attack the aquatic plants on the water surface and the operation of power boats is not allowed for this reason. Swimming, irrigation of plants, and letting pets drinking lake water should be avoided for 48 hours. Who is going to inform our wildlife?

Posted on 8 Sep 2010, 21:58 - Category: The Town Common
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