By: Joseph McLaughlin HCAM News May 5, 2026 Photo Caption: 19 Holbrook Middle-High School National Honor Society Inductees reading their pledge to pursue academic excellence and serve their community during the Holbrook NHS Induction Ceremony on April 30, 2026. Photo Credit: Joseph McLaughlin. The Holbrook Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 19 new members into its program at Holbrook Middle-High School on Thursday. Students in grades 10-12 were honored for their a

Proposed site of TLA-Holbrook solid waste transfer station TLA-Holbrook (TLA), the corporation attempting to construct a solid waste transfer station in Holbrook, is suing numerous boards and town officials in what it claims was a coordinated, unlawful attempt to stop the project. The 300-page lawsuit, filed in US District Court for the District of Massachusetts, alleges that the Conservation Commission, Planning Board, and Select Board colluded to stop TLA’s project. All thr

On April 15, the Holbrook Select Board met to reorganize following town elections, with Chris Eddington now joining the board. The two-and-a-half-hour meeting covered a wide range of topics, from formalities to crucial updates around the town. To start the meeting, the Holbrook Cultural Council, or HCC, announced new sponsors for the annual summer concert series, which runs on Sunday evenings from July to August. The increase in sponsorships and fundraising will allow the HCC

By: Joseph McLaughlin The Holbrook Council on Aging announced the postponement of its ‘Safe in Your Home’ presentation meeting on Tuesday. The original date, April 8th at 11:30 a.m., will be rescheduled and announced on the Council’s Facebook page. “We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding,” said the COA in a Facebook post. “A new date will be announced soon–stay tuned for updates!” The presentation will be in collaboration with Star Care Works, a

Voters in Holbrook chose to keep the treasurer/collector in an elected role and elected some new and familiar faces to town boards in today’s annual town election. Voting booths sit empty after a day of ballot casting in Holbrook’s annual town election. According to the unofficial results, 1,005 people cast ballots for the select board, town clerk, a ballot question, and more. The ballot question asking whether to make the treasurer/collector role appointed or keep it an ele

Holbrook voters will head to the polls Saturday April 4 with multiple key races on the ballot. Alongside a ballot question, both the Select Board and Town Clerk positions feature competitive contests. The Select Board race includes three candidates vying for two seats: incumbent Chair Patricia Conway, Current Planning Board Chair Christopher Eddington, and former Select Board member Daniel Lee. Select Board candidates Conway, a Holbrook resident of more than 30 years, is seek