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An Interview with Hopkinton’s New DPW Director

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

Hopkinton’s newly appointed Director of Public Works Brendan O’Regan has been on the job since the beginning of August. HCAM News stopped by his office on Fruit Street for an update as he assumes his new responsibilities.

The Board of Selectmen unanimously voted to approve O’Regan appointment on August 3, 2010. Hopkinton.

“Brendan joins the town with extensive DPW experience,” said Town Manager Norman Khumalo.

Superintendent Phelan Announces Retirement

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

School Committee Chairman Rebecca Robak confirmed at her committee’s September 3 meeting that Superintendent Jack Phelan has announced that he will retire at the end of the current school year.

In addition to the School Committee’s goals for this year, a new task will now be required to replace Phelan.

“We will have to begin a superintendent search,” said Robak.

New Library Plans Moves to Next Phase

By Jim Cozzens, Station Director

The Permanent Building Committee met on August 12 at the library to begin the next phase of the Hopkinton Public Library Expansion Project.

The meeting began with a discussion of a budgetary item and the development of a ranking and response system for qualifying bids received from architectural firms that express interest in the project.

Hopkinton Veteran Departs - Ernest E Chamberlain

By contributor,

May 27, 2010
Died: 05-22-2010 
Birthplace: Hindsdale, NH 
Resided In: Hopkinton, MA.
Services to be held on: May 27, 2010
Cemetery: Evergreen Cemetery, Hopkinton
Ernest E. Chamberlain, 79, of Hopkinton, died May 22, 2010. Born in New Hampshire, and raised in Brattleboro, VT, he was the son of the late Florry (Tucker) and Carl Chamberlain. He was the husband of the late Ruth E. (Hurley) Chamberlain who passed away in 1994.

Veteran Departs - Frederick White

By contributor,

Frederick S. White, 84, died Friday, 26 March 2010. “Fred” was a proud and patriotic sailor who served in World War II including time in North Africa. He was from a family of five siblings who all served in WW II. As an under-age 16-year old, Fred was denied enlistment. Soon after turning 17, he dropped-out of high school to enlist in the US Navy. His first post was the Newport Naval Training Station.