The town’s Department of Public Works announced that College Street will be closed from house number 23 to 35 (at the Holliston town line) on Thursday and Friday of this week (July 28-29).
The reason for the closure is the need to replace a large failing metal corrugated drain pipe.
The work is scheduled to be performed from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. each day, weather permitting.
Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.
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