The View from the Other Side of the Wood Street Intersection
Cori and Will Jacomme live at 2 West Main Street at the intersection of Wood Street and Route 135. They moved to Hopkinton from Natick six years ago and are
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February 2012
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The View from the Other Side of the Wood Street Intersection
Cori and Will Jacomme live at 2 West Main Street at the intersection of Wood Street and Route 135. They moved to Hopkinton from Natick six years ago and are
Community, Government, Schools
Jean Bertschmann Announces Candidacy for Re-Election
Dear Fellow Hopkinton Residents: I am happy to announce that I will be running for re-election to the School Committee in the May town election. It has been an honor
Opinion
Resident Urges Others to Pay Attention to Downtown Plans
To the Editor: According to Webster’s dictionary the definition of DEMOCRACY is: a government in which supreme power is held by the people. Once again this will be so true
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Hopkinton Residents Start Petition Against Casino in Milford
Hopkinton residents Esther Driscoll and Amy Ritterbusch have started a petition in opposition to the Casino in Milford. They have also been in contact with residents in Holliston who are
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Raiders Football /Cheerleading Registration Night
Are you ready for some football? It’s time to get signed up for the 2012 Hopkinton-Ashland Youth Football and Cheerleading Programs! Raiders Football /Cheerleading Registration Night Tuesday & Wednesday February
Community, Government
Hopkinton An Integral Part of Iwo Jima Celebration at State House
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray joined Hopkinton artist Dustin Neece and local Marines Bob Lavoie and John Cahill for a viewing of Neece’s large scale painting of the Battle of Iwo
Arts & Entertainment
Wake Up and Smell the Poetry February 18
A morning celebrating humor in poetry, story and son with features Peg Espinola. Joan Kimball and Alicia Churchill and Open Mic. On Saturday, February 18, our guest features will share
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Hopkinton’s Senior Senior
Sterling Hager, who turned 100 on December 26, 2011, became the town’s oldest living resident and was honored today. Council on Aging Member Carol Walsh and Senior Center Outreach Director
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Hopkinton’s Senior Senior
Sterling Hager, who turned 100 on December 26, 2011, became the town’s oldest living resident and was honored today. Council on Aging Member Carol Walsh and Senior Center Outreach Director