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Library Trustees approve director salary increase, adopt display policy.

Library Trustees unanimously approved a $2,295 salary increase for Director Jeff Smith, reflecting a scheduled step advance in the fiscal 2027 budget. Chair Kristy Wiwczar and the board also unanimously adopted a revised Display Policy eliminating the separate Art Display Policy while preserving

Economic Development Committee tables playbook work, hears 495/Metrowest pitch.

The Holliston Economic Development Committee heard a briefing from the 495/Metrowest Partnership, a regional business development organization serving 37 towns. Jason Palitsch described the Partnership's grant guidance, site identification, and REDO fund resources, identifying housing shortages and

Finance Committee reviews seven FY2027 departmental budgets

Finance Committee reviews seven FY2027 departmental budgets in first meeting after February blizzard closure. All seven committee members attended the March 3 remote meeting, with Town Manager Frank Gervasio presenting budgets for technology, facilities, wastewater treatment, rail trail,

Conservation Commission defers six permit hearings; discusses 40B development proposal.

Holliston Conservation Commission deferred six active wetlands permit hearings and held introductory discussion on a 250-unit Chapter 40B development. Chair Ann Marie Pilch and six commissioners heard proposals for 1700 Washington Street, Norfolk Street stormwater work, 11 Francine Drive septic

Board of Assessors approves FY26 supplemental billing and abatements.

Holliston Board of Assessors approves FY26 supplemental billing and abatement applications. Chair Jeffrey Marshall, Amy Gow, and Patrick Hafford met with Principal Assessor Kevin Rudden and Deputy Assessor Corinne Sanborn to address resident Michael Merlis's complaints about processing delays;