Government

Holliston Sewer Commission unanimously approved an Expression of Interest for $4.7 million in fiscal 2026 MassWorks funding. Commission member Frank Chamberlain has signed a pre-contract for existing grant funds, with scoped work slated to begin in early April. The commission heard testimony from

Holliston Planning Board endorses industrial-zoned subdivision separating two buildings. Members voted unanimously to endorse the Approval Not Required plan for 551 Concord Street and 91 Kuniholm Drive, with Chairperson Jason Santos presiding over the remote meeting alongside Barbara Peatie, David

Holliston Cultural Council approves prior minutes and advances grant-recipient documentation standards. Chairperson Chrissy Reynolds set three spring meeting dates and coordinated with Representative James DeRosa's office on state funding for a larger-scale mural project budgeted at $15,000 to

The Holliston Housing Authority unanimously approved prior minutes and March payables at its Tuesday meeting. Commissioners Maria Constantinides, Anthony Damigella, and Charlie Jacobs were present; Carl Damigella and Hayley Fetrow were absent. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported reserves

Finance Committee reviews eight departmental budgets for FY2027 operations. Town Manager Frank Gervasio presented budgets for Select Board, Human Resources, Treasurer/Collector, Employee Benefits, Motor Vehicle Fuels, Liability Insurance, and Street Lighting, noting that the town's transition to