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
Holliston Youth Services selects student advisors, launches new grief support. Matt Putvinski, chair of the Youth and Family Services Advisory Committee, presided as members unanimously approved April minutes and received reports from Jackie Winer, director of Holliston Youth and Family Services.
Parks Commission elects new leadership and approves youth project. The Holliston Parks Commission unanimously elected Brian McDonald as chair and Sinead Arsenault as vice-chair during its May 27 meeting. The commission also approved an eagle scout project to add planting boxes and a mud kitchen at
Sewer Commission refines $4.7 million MassWorks grant application for collection system serving 71 parcels, due midnight June 3. Chair Stacia Gelineau and members John Cronin, Kevin Cornwell, and James Keast reviewed grant narrative sections, project scope, and budget reconciliation with the
Economic Development Committee backs sewer grant and historical coordination. The committee unanimously approved support for a Sewer Commission grant application and committed to working with the Historical Commission on design standards and historical markers in the downtown area, following
Holliston Finance Committee reorganizes following May election, reelecting leadership. Chair Ken Szajda, abstaining from voting on his own position, was approved by a vote of 4 in favor, 0 opposed. Matthew Leach was elected Vice Chair and Robert Smith reelected Clerk, both by unanimous vote of the
Holliston Conservation Commission unanimously approves new geocaching guidelines for town conservation lands. The guidelines require advance Commission approval before placing caches, restrict installation to within 25 feet of designated trails, and prohibit placement in wetlands, water bodies,
Holliston Board of Health reorganizes leadership, electing Jay Leary as Chair and Peter Liffiton as Vice Chair in unanimous votes. Health Director Scott Moles was empowered to sign a covenant agreement for a solar panel project at 762 Adams Street once Town Council provides written confirmation,
Holliston Trails Committee approves trail maintenance spending and reviews Bike Park site plan. The committee received a presentation from Mike Carvalho on the Bike Park, located off Woodland Street behind the VFW/NGMA building, and discussed sign placement and trail improvements. Chair Robert
Historical Commission approves collection and management policy, forms Archives Subcommittee. Chair Sara Zarrelli presided over the hybrid meeting; members Frank Chamberlain, Joanne Hulbert, Katie Seekell, Greg Schumacher, Melissa Kretching, and Pat Pereira were present. The commission unanimously
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