Holliston delayed roadwork on six downtown streets to August 10, giving residents extra weeks before construction begins. The town's News Flash confirmed the new start date for work on Pleasant, Spring, School, Exchange, Mechanic and Union streets, with additional street repairs also pl…
Holliston Zoning Board approves four residential variances in single meeting. Chair Jay Peabody, Vice Chair Elizabeth Dembitzer, and Clerk Vladimir Nechev voted unanimously on all four applications. The board granted dimensional variances at 81 Highland Street and 339 South Street allowing home
Holliston is seeking a resident to fill a vacant seat on the Parks Commission, town officials announced Tuesday, July 28. The News Flash posting adds another board vacancy to the town's list of open volunteer positions, following a similar recent call for the Conservation Commission. El…
Holliston Select Board addresses Capital Expenditure Fund reporting discrepancy. Town Manager Frank Gervasio revealed that beginning in fiscal 2022, amounts appropriated at Town Meeting were not accurately reflected in fund transfer reporting, leaving the fiscal 2027 fund balance at $704,000,
Holliston Housing Trust revives dormant homeownership program with new identity. The board voted unanimously to rename itself the Affordable Housing Trust and reactivate the Single Family Home Ownership Program, inactive since 2017 when it facilitated two home sales. Chair Gregory Carey detailed
Holliston has opened its October 2026 Town Meeting warrant, letting residents petition articles for the fall session. The notice, posted this week to the town's official news feed, arrives alongside a call for volunteers to fill open committee seats, including a vacancy on the Conservat…
Holliston Public Schools posted a new Community Letter online July 24, continuing Superintendent Susan Kustka's summer update run. It follows a letter from the Holliston School Building Committee on facilities plans a day earlier, July 23. The Select Board and Housing Trust meet Monday,…
Planning Board approves two subdivisions, continues major projects. The board unanimously approved subdivision plans for 263 South Street, which creates a multi-family lot and open space lot for owner Walter Branson of Hanging Vines, and 340 Norfolk Street, where a 60-acre parcel owned by Christine
Holliston's School Building Committee released a public letter Thursday outlining the district's continuing school facilities planning work, tied to the district's broader MSBA Feasibility Study effort. The letter was also shared through Superintendent Dr. Susan Kustka's office as part …
Holliston Zoning Board continues two variance cases to August. The board held public hearings on a use variance for a physical, speech and occupational therapy business at 1135 Washington Street and a dimensional variance for a residential subdivision at 650 Marshall Street, deferring decisions on
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