Holliston Community Preservation Committee advances Lake Winthrop assessment, receives senior center and housing proposals. The committee heard a Lake Winthrop health-assessment presentation with $35,010 in Community Preservation Act funding from the $39,700 project; preliminary testing through
Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra performs in Holliston Saturday, Aug. 15, closing out the town's summer events calendar. The concert is one of several dated items on the town's official calendar this week, alongside the return of the Holliston Farmers Market on Tuesday, Aug. 18, and back…
Board of Health approves temporary office trailer for Authentic Auto Body during repairs. Vice-Chair Peter Liffiton presided in the absence of Chair Jay Leary; the board unanimously voted to allow a 180-day temporary trailer at 7 Jeffery Avenue while water damage and mold remediation are completed.
Holliston road crews are mid-repair on six streets this week after the repaving project's start was delayed to Aug. 10, and the town is asking residents to fill an open seat on the Conservation Commission. Crews are working on Pleasant, Spring, School, Exchange, Mechanic and Union stree…
Select Board approves HCAT funding and grapples with Norfolk Street cost overrun. Chair Damon Dimmick, Vice Chair Tina Hein, and Clerk Ben Sparrell voted unanimously to authorize Town Manager Frank Gervasio to sign a one-year grant agreement with HCAT for $41,996 through June 30, 2027, to cover a
Holliston is seeking a volunteer to fill an open seat on the Parks Commission. Town officials announced the opening this week as road crews prepared to begin repaving Pleasant, Spring, School, Exchange, Mechanic and Union streets on Monday, Aug. 10, after a one-week delay, with more str…
Holliston's credit rating climbed to AAA this week after S&P Global upgraded the town's general obligation bonds. The town is also seeking a volunteer to serve as a school crossing guard, per a notice on its website, while the Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra is set to perform locally on…
Holliston recorded 18 property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, with 13 listing a sale price ranging from $640,000 to $1,669,900 and a median of $745,000. The month's top sale was 110 Bonney Drive at $1,669,900, sold by O'Leary Builders Inc. to Ashley Nicole and Thomas Henry Dooling IV.
Holliston Planning Board approves Cassandra Lane residential subdivision with private roadway. The board voted to approve the three-lot development from applicant 2 Pines LLC, imposing 26 conditions including mandatory establishment of a homeowner's association to maintain the private road and
Holliston's School Building Committee posted an update letter to residents this week, tied to its state feasibility study. The letter, posted without further detail beyond the notice itself, arrives as the district's building project remains active ahead of the new school year. Meanwhil…
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