Marianne Hennigan, 54
Marianne Hennigan, 54, of Hopkinton, passed away Wednesday, February 25, 2015. Born in Boston, she was the daughter of the late Norma Claire (Bird) and William Joseph McCarthy. She was
Obituaries
February 2015
Business, Community, Health
Golden Pond Invites You to its Free March Events
Golden Pond will host a lecture series on chronic pain self-management on March 2, 9, 16, 23 and on April 6 from 9:00-11:30 AM. The series will focus on practical
Community, Schools
Expect Your Teen to Strive for Excellence
Sometimes teens rush from chore to chore or project to project. Their goal is to finish a task. That’s great, but it’s important for your teen to do his best,
Government
Planning Board Holds Zoning Bylaw and Map Amendments Hearings
On Monday, February 23rd, the planning board me to discuss zoning bylaws and map amendments ahead of town meeting. First, they discussed rezoning 5 parcels in the B street area,
Schools, Sports
Hiller Cheer 4peats TVL Title
Congratulations go out to the Hopkinton High Cheerleaders for winning their fourth TVL title in a row (no other Hopkinton Hiller Cheer team has ever accomplish this feat). This season
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HPS Public Notice
Special Education Child Find Notice Under federal and state special education regulations, Hopkinton Public Schools has a duty to locate, identify, refer, evaluate and, if eligible, provide a free, appropriate
Community
Tee-off for the Library
HPLF is excited to announce the 2nd annual Tee-off for the Library March 13-14! Please share the attached poster & below event details with your audience. Last year was a
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David Mark Doss, 56
David Mark Doss, 56, of Hopkinton, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, February 20, 2015 at Milford Regional Hospital. He was the beloved husband of Diane (Gallagher) Doss and loving father
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Superintendent Seeks Input
Based on extensive community feedback that both the Superintendent and School Committee have received in the last month, we are actively considering alternatives for the 2015/2016 School Calendar and would
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Send a Different Message
Your teen has brought home a poor grade. “You could do better,” you say. But he has probably heard something else. Students often hear “you could do better” as “you’re