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Library Trustees discuss master plan update and budget challenges

Holliston Library Trustees deliberated over the town's master plan update and examined FY27 budget concerns. Director Jeffrey Smith reported a FY26 overspend of $12,687, with staffing costs exceeding budget by $1,165.37 due to paid time off. Presentations by Marlene Fine and Pat Boyd sought board

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Library Trustees approve Verizon internet switch at $139 monthly

Library Trustees unanimously approve switch to Verizon internet service for $139 monthly. The board voted unanimously on July 1 to change from its current service provider to Verizon at $139 per month. Director Jeffrey Smith reported the fiscal year will likely close over budget, with FinnComm

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Library Trustees elect McCoy and Wiwczar to lead 2026-2027 term

Holliston Library Trustees elect new leadership and commit to window project. The board unanimously elected Audra Friend as Chair and Kristy Wiwczar as Vice Chair for 2026-2027. Director Jeffrey Smith reported the library received $38,364 in state aid, $1,000 from a Mass Cultural Grant, and a

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Library Trustees approve FY27 budget for FinComm submission

Holliston Library Trustees unanimously approved the FY27 budget for submission to the Finance Committee at their January 7 meeting. The board also directed Jeffrey Smith to discuss proposed mission statement revisions with staff, with updated mission and vision statements scheduled for board

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