A string of end-of-year milestones and community forums define the week ahead in Holliston. The Economic Development Committee hosts a Coffee Conversation on Wednesday, June 17, the same day the Integrated Preschool Concert and Art Show takes place and the School Committee convenes remo…
Holliston is recruiting a resident to fill a vacant School Committee seat as the school year closes out with a run of student celebrations. The town's website is accepting applications for the open committee post, which carries responsibility for district policy, budgets, and superinten…
Holliston is seeking applicants for an open School Committee seat while Habitat for Humanity simultaneously opens applications for an affordable home in town. The twin civic notices arrive as Holliston Public Schools enters a five-day sprint of end-of-year events, including the Integrat…
Holliston Cultural Council confirms summer meeting schedule, advances Yarn Bomb fiber arts initiative. The council, led by Chair Christine Reynolds, confirmed meetings for July 8 and August 12, and is moving forward with a community Yarn Bomb fiber arts project with a proposed March-April
Holliston Council on Aging re-elects its officers, launches bylaws revision. Lynne Bajdek was unanimously re-elected Chair, with Stacey Raffi as Vice-Chair, Peter Eagan as Treasurer, and Janet Alexander as Secretary. A three-member subcommittee of Georgia Papavasiliou, Nancy King-Bolger, and Sharon
Zoning Board of Appeals delegates open meeting law complaint handling to outside counsel. At its June 9 meeting, the board unanimously authorized Mead, Talerman and Costa to respond to a complaint filed May 24 by Elizabeth Tyler Bourque regarding May 14 deliberations concerning 22 Regal Street. The
Conservation Commission issues approvals for five properties, continues extended review of two major projects. Chair Ann Marie Pilch and four commissioners present (Eilish Corey, Vice Chair; Utah Nickel; Alon Yaari; Emily Harrison, Ph.D.) unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for a
Holliston Board of Assessors reorganizes for fiscal year. The board unanimously named Jeffrey Marshall as chair and Amy Gow as vice chair for FY2027 following the annual town election. Board members approved motions authorizing the Principal Assessor and Deputy Assessor to sign FY2027 budget
Holliston Select Board appoints David Keim to School Committee vacancy. Keim won unanimous approval in a roll call vote among the three Select Board members and five School Committee members present for the one-year seat beginning July 1, while the board also opened a second appointment process
Holliston Planning Board unanimously rejects Power Paving facility on environmental grounds. The board voted 5-0 to deny a special permit and site plan review for an asphalt equipment storage operation at 1700 Washington Street, finding significant adverse environmental and neighborhood impacts.
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