Holliston High School is in the thick of fall sports senior-night season, with football's held Oct. 23, girls soccer's set for Monday and boys soccer's the following Monday, per updates shared at the Oct. 22 School Committee meeting.
Holliston recorded 20 property deed transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with 11 carrying a recorded sale price ranging from $195,000 to $1,390,000 and a median of $785,000. The month's top sale was 60 Johnson Dr. at $1,390,000, followed closely by 208 Mohawk Path at $1,375,000.
Holliston School Committee opens fiscal 2028 budget planning without a town funding target. From our own coverage: Town Meeting confronts capital fund shortfall, bylaw fight; School Committee opens budget talks, adds ESL course.
Holliston Town Meeting fixed a years-long capital fund shortfall and passed a contested groundwater protection bylaw by hand count. From our own coverage: Town Meeting tackles capital fund lapse, groundwater bylaw; School Committee weighs new ESL course, budget planning.
Holliston's Economic Development Committee presses for permitting reform after a business owner describes building department conflicts. From our own coverage: EDC weighs fixes for business permitting delays; Board of Health revisits illegible inspection reports.
Holliston Finance Committee weighed millions in warrant articles including a contested street light petition. From our own coverage: Finance Committee previews October warrant articles.
Holliston's latest round of deed filings from September and October spans a wide range of sale prices, with family trust transfers turning up again and again among the transactions. From our own coverage: Family trust transfers dominate recent home sales filings.