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Check out Special Playoff Edition of TVL Sports Net on Saturday November 16th at 2pm!

By Tom Nappi, News Director

In our 4th episode of TVL Sports Net, we have some of the latest TVL State Tournament highlights including; Medfield Warriors Girls Volleyball, Norwood Mustangs Field Hockey, Medfield Warriors Girls Soccer & Field Hockey VS Medway Mustangs, Hopkinton Hillers Girls Volleyball, Dover-Sherborn Girls Soccer plus MUCH more.

This is the perfect episode to get you ready for this weekends championship games!

Watch Now: Hopkinton Recognizes our Country's Heroes during 2024 Veterans Day Services

By Tom Nappi, News Director

On Monday November 11th, the American Legion Post 202 hosted the annual Veteran's Day Services at the Hopkinton Senior Center. Speakers included; Michael Whalen (Post 202 Adjutant), Rev. Richard E. Cannon (Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Parish) and HHS Student, Teagan Resteghini served as the ceremony host.

View scenes of the ceremony below and view the entirety of the services HERE!

NFL Picks, Hiller Volleyball Update and more.. On November 13th HCAM Sports Talk!

By Tom Nappi, News Director

Our 188th edition of HCAM Sports Talk aired Wednesday, November 13th at 5:30pm. In the episode, Andy Barron & Jarred Keene join us to talk NFL happenings, latest Hiller Girls Volleyball highlights and more!

Tune in to HCAM Sports Talk every Wednesday at 5:30pm on HCAM-TV (Comcast: Channel 8, Verizon Channel 30) or at our YouTube page. The program will also re-air at other times and days throughout the week!

Editorial: "Only Logical Vote is No Action" at Special Town Meeting

By contributor,

The November 4th Planning Board meeting was a disaster. They failed to make a recommendation to the Special Town Meeting (STM) concerning the MBTA Community Zoning.

Instead, they are submitting two flawed options for consideration by the STM. If the Planning Board can not get a majority of their own members to support an option, how should they expect a majority of Town Meeting voters to support it? Both options would harm the Town and increase your taxes. The only logical vote is to take no action.

Hopkinton Fire Department Bans Outdoor Burning Due to Elevated Wildfire Risk, Town Urges Residents to Conserve Water as Drought Persists

By contributor,

Fire Chief Gary Daugherty and Town Manager Elaine Lazarus report that the Hopkinton Fire Department is banning all outdoor burning until further notice, per guidance issued by the State Fire Marshal, and asks all residents and businesses continue to refrain from unnecessary water use to conserve available resources.