News Archive

Now you can see all of our photos for the month of February at Scene in Hopkinton. What happened in Hopkinton? Pictures tell the story.

The “ Honoring the Spirit” painting and related material is on exhibit in the Leatherneck Gallery at the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia. The painting was scheduled to be on display for the month of February 2011. After viewing the painting, Museum officials expressed interest in extending the stay.

On Monday, March 7 at 6pm, the School Committee is conducting a public information forum to provide information regarding the Elementary School Building Project and longer grade span elementary schools. The public is invited to come to ask questions and offer comments

Monday, March 7, 2011
6:00 pm: Tours of Center School Available
7:00 pm: Public Information Forum regarding Districting and Building Project
Center School Cafeteria

Snow Date:
March 16, 2011
6:00 pm
Center School Cafeteria

Alice L. Cook passed away peacefully at her home in Cocheco River Estates on February 4, 2011, with Alan, her loving husband and soul mate

Present registered voters do not need to register to vote in order to vote at the Special Town Meeting or the Special Town Election. Only residents who have not registered to vote need to register. Registering to vote by March 8 will enable you to vote at both the Special Town Meeting and the Special Town Election. Please call the Town Clerk’s Office if you have any questions

Center School needs to be replaced. Cramped quarters have forced specialists and their desks into hallways. The heating system is so inconsistent and antiquated that students have to wear coats in some rooms and T-shirts in others. There's not enough parking for staff, let alone parents and visitors. The bus loop is a traffic hazard on Ash Street and a safety hazard for children playing on the playground.

This is a reposting of Sterling's interview from May 2010

In a press release today from Kim Pulnik, Director of Human Resources for the Hopkinton Public Shools, it was announced that Mr. James Jolicoeur, candidate for Superintendent of Schools, has withdrawn his candidacy. Jolicoeur has accepted a position with the Town of Leominster.

To learn more about the four remaining candidates Click Here.

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