Government

Out on the Town is HCAM's limited series produced by HCAM Journalist Intern Sidhi Dhanda. View this Out On The Town episode here.

The Select Board approved the following Town Manager Appointments:
● Ray Stephenson (current Library substitute) as Senior Library Assistant, ● Daniel Boudreau as Adult Services Librarian.

View more in segment below!

We have recently launched a big event series called One Book/One Hopkinton, a community-wide read that centers around Anne Tyler's book, Digging to America. It runs through November 17, and community members can participate by checking out a copy of the book (available here at the Library), attending one of our programs, and/or discussing the book's themes with family and friends. In a town that welcomes and engages with all, we hope that it sparks discussions about who we are as a community, and who we want to be as individuals.

The Massachusetts Military Support Foundation (MMSF) is thrilled to announce District Attorney Rob Galibois as the keynote speaker at the upcoming annual Breakfast4Vets event on November 10, 2023. This is a particularly poignant announcement following the recent partnership between MMSF and the esteemed Nicholas G. Xiarhos Memorial Fund, amplifying their commitment to honor and support our nation's heroes.

Attached please find the Main Street Corridor Construction Advisory for the week of September 18 to September 22.

For the most up to date information about the Main Street Corridor project please visit the Town's project website at https://hopkintonmainstreet.com

Police Chief Joseph Bennett and Interim Fire Chief Gary Daugherty are pleased to report that the man who was missing since Sunday night, Sept. 10, has been found safe.

At approximately 11 a.m. Tuesday, the 84-year-old man was located by first responders in a wooded area near The Communities at Golden Pond assisted living residence.

The man was evaluated by EMS on-scene and taken to an area hospital for evaluation.

Series will focus on how to plan, maintain, and grow a successful small business

In collaboration with Citizens, State Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg’s Small Business Initiative (SBI) opened its online registration for its Small Business Financial Empowerment Series. These free virtual workshops will equip Massachusetts entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a strategy, implement successful planning, and make wise financial choices, to keep the business stable and growing.

The Hopkinton Police and Fire Departments are currently searching for Jim Noon, 84, who was last seen at approximately 10 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 10. (Courtesy Photo)
HOPKINTON — Police Chief Joseph Bennett and Interim Fire Chief Gary Daugherty report that the departments are currently searching for a missing senior and are asking for the community’s assistance.

Jim Noon, 84, was last seen at approximately 10 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 10 in the area of 50 W Main St., The Communities at Golden Pond assisted living residence.

Get your flu shot! The Hopkinton Health Department is announcing two Drive Thru Flu Clinics in October:

SENIOR DRIVE THRU FLU CLINIC
Friday, October 13th
9:30AM - 11:30AM
Hopkinton Senior Center
28 Mayhew St.

SCHOOLS & ALL AGES DRIVE THRU FLU CLINIC
Friday, October 20th
2:30PM - 5PM
Hopkinton Middle School
88 Hayden Rowe St.

To sign up, please visit the Registration Page on Color
For a calendar of all nursing events, please visit the Health Department Calendar

Missing Person - James (Jim) Noon

Last Seen Wearing - Khaki long pants, a wind breaker, brown shoes and a Boston Red Sox hat.

If seen - please call the Hopkinton Police 508-497-3401

Age - 84 years old
Sex - Male
Race - White
Weight - 150lbs
Height - 5ft 8in