The Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture held a public hearing today on bills filed by Senator Karen Spilka (D-Ashland) and Representative Chris Walsh (D-Framingham) aimed at increasing public access to Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) aqueducts.
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Special Town Meeting results - Elementary School at Fruit Street fails to pass. 517 vote "No" 418 Vote "Yes".
The Hopkinton Women’s Club is sponsoring a town wide contest. We are looking for a creative photo for the cover of the Hopkinton Phone Directory and artwork for note cards. If you are an aspiring photographer or even an accomplished one, please enter our contest.
Tune in tonight beginning at 7PM for HCAM-TV's live broadcast of Hopkinton's Special Town Meeting. Beginning at 7PM from the High School Athletic Center, Special Town Meeting will broadcast live on Comcast Channel 8 and Verizon Channel 30 and will also be available streaming live on the HCAM Website.
If you can't make the meeting in person, don't miss the opportunity to watch your local town government in action.
Town Meeting Survival Guide
If you have never been to Town Meeting before, you may not know what to expect. As such, we decided to pass along this “survival guide” to help you know what to expect.
The Hopkinton Republican Town Committee will hold a caucus to select candidates for the May Town Election on Friday, April 8 at 5PM to 7PM in Room 211 at Town Hall. The Republican Caucus is open to all registered Republicans and unenrolled voters.
"You must be a registered Republican to be placed on our caucus ballot," says Weismantel.
For further information or to be placed on the Republican caucus ballot, contact Ken Weismantel, Chairman, at 508 435-5725 prior to April 7 at 8 PM.
The Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee will hold its caucus for registered Democrats on Friday, April 8th at the Fire Station Meeting Room at 7:30PM.
The purpose of the caucus is to nominate candidates for open positions on town board and committees for the upcoming local election on Monday, May 16, 2011.
The Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee will hold its caucus for registered Democrats on Friday, April 8th at the Fire Station Meeting Room at 7:30PM.
The purpose of the caucus is to nominate candidates for open positions on town board and committees for the upcoming local election on Monday, May 16, 2011.
According to Boston Magazine, finding the best place to live is all about your stage in life and your lifestyle. Are you just starting out, looking to downsize or ready to trade-up? If you’re ready to trade-up, the magazine lists Hopkinton as one the “best places” to live.
“With prosperous neighborhoods, good schools and half-century old grocery and drugstores, Hopkinton is indeed a Rockwellian throw-back that seems farther removed from the city life than the 26 miles that separate the town, the start of the marathon, from Boston.”
