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Rep. Dykema Interviews DA Leone at HCAM Studio

Representative Carolyn Dykema was at the HCAM Studio last week to tape an interview with Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone. Watch the HCAM News video segment to hear excerpts from the half-hour show and learn more about Leone's background and his take on current legal issues in Massachusetts.

Final editing of the complete show is almost finished. Check our website soon to watch the entire interview and check our Program Guide for broadcast dates and time.

Ballot Results: Fruit Street School Fails

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Results from today's Special Town Election are in:
YES votes = 895
NO votes = 2302
Total Votes = 3197

The ballot question fails.

Stay tuned to HCAM for Election Results

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HCAM News will be reporting from the Hopkinton Middle School as soon as the final election counts are available. While we will not be broadcasting live, the results of the ballot question for the proposed elementary school at Fruit Street will be posted on our website, on Comcast Channel 8 and Verizon Channel 30 and on our Facebook page as soon as results are available.

Stay tuned to HCAM for the latest election coverage!

Marathon Day Parking Restrictions

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Parking Restriction Announcement
Boston Marathon, April 18, 2011

After the Failed Vote....What's Next?

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The School Committee held a working session on Thursday night to begin planning its next steps after the proposal for a new elementary school at Fruit Street was voted down at Special Town Meeting on Monday, March 21. Voters will have another opportunity to weigh in on what has become a controversial issue at the Special Town Election scheduled for Monday, March 28th.

School Opponents Urge Both Sides to Come Together

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Some of the more vocal opponents of the new Elementary School project attended the recent Board of Selectmen meeting on March 22nd to express their thoughts during the public comment period.

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Excerpts from Special Town Meeting

Watch the video highlights from Monday night's Special Town Meeting. A total of 935 votes were cast; 418 voted for the new school and 517 voted against it. Listen to excerpts from presentations by Cindy Bernardo, HPTA Chair and Chair of the Ballot Question Committee for the Elementary School at Fruit Street, Glen Layton, Chair of the Ballot Question Committee against the new school, and residents in favor and against the proposal.

Selectmen Recognize Firefighter and Eagle Scout

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Amid the budget discussions from Tuesday's meeting, the Board of Selectmen took time to pay tribute to Firefighter Gary Daugherty Jr. and Eagle Scout Daniel Quigley.

During the March 22nd board meeting, Daugherty, on the recommendation of Fire Chief Ken Clark, was promoted to Lieutenant. The Firefighter received his promotion 'pin' from his father,Gary Daugherty Sr., Chief of the Framingham Fire Department and former Chief of the Hopkinton Fire Department.

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Teens for Teens Holds Charity Concert

Originally part of a Destination Imagination community outreach project, four local Hopkinton teens, Carolyn and Allison Monaghan, Gabe Adams, and Max Joyce are now a new group called Teens for Teens. Their focus is helping other teens and they recently held a fundraiser at the Woodville Rod & Gun Club to raise money and donations for Project Just Because.

Led by Gabe Adams, the group organized a charity concert and recruited six local bands or performers to play at the event, including Hopkinton High School Senior Evan Katz and Hopkinton’s own Sasha Yatchenko.

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