Downsizing Workshop Offered at Golden Pond in June
Downsize Your Home Upsize Your Life: A seminar on the decisions involved in downsizing your home will be offered at Golden Pond on Saturday, June 15. Topics that will be […]
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Scordino Vs. Ritterbusch on Eight Important Questions
Hopkinton’s Annual Town Election is Monday, May 20. Polls are open at the Middle School from 7AM to 8PM. If you are undecided who to vote for or would like
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Downtown Water Main Project Begins
Work to replace Hopkinton’s downtown water main will begin in late May and will continue through November of 2013 with final paving operations slated for the spring of 2014 said
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Public Planting Day at Hopkins School Hawk’s Nest Garden
Members of the Hopkins School Principal’s Cabinet will begin planting in the school’s new community garden, the Hawk’s Nest on Wednesday, May 15 from 9:30 until 10:30 as part of
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Planning Board Meets Tonight – Dunkin Donuts on Agenda
Hopkinton’s Planning Board meets tonight at 7:30PM in Room 211 at Town Hall. On the agenda for tonight’s meeting are several Public Hearings including Forest Ridge, Reservoir View, Hunter’s Ridge
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bCalm Power Yoga Raises Over $500,000 in Yoga Reaches Out New England Yogathon
bCalm Power Yoga of Hopkinton participated in the 3rd Annual Yoga Reaches Out New England Yogathon on Sunday, April 28th at Gillette Stadium’s Field House. The event, which brought together
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B.A.A. Contributes $250,000 Donation to The One Fund Boston, Inc.
The Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.), organizer of the Boston Marathon® since its inception in 1897, today announced a $250,000 donation to The One Fund Boston, Inc., which was organized to
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Ellen Scordino Second Candidate Statement – School Committee Election 2013
Coming to Massachusetts from New York City, where I had to diligently research private schools and educational philosophies, and subject my daughter to interviews, testing and applications, I knew I
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Planning Board Says Proposed Lumber Street Development Plan Needs More Work Before Town Meeting
The Planning Board met during their meeting on April 22 to vote to take no action to support the Neighborhood Mixed Use District proposed at the Lumber Street and West
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Dykema Raises Concerns About Milford Casino Application
In a letter sent earlier today, Representative Carolyn Dykema (D-Holliston) calls on the Massachusetts Gaming Commission to respond to concerns about the validity of the application for a resort casino