I write in support of Kyla McSweeney for one of the open Hopkinton Select Board positions.
I have known Kyla and her family for over a decade. Her decision to run for this position is founded on her concern for the challenges being faced in our community.
Kyla has a background of being an avid volunteer in town, including being an elected member of the Cemetery Commission.
I write in support of Peter Mimmo for one of the open Hopkinton Select Board positions.
I have had the pleasure of knowing Peter and his family for many years. I believe Peter will bring great knowledge and experience, as well as a fresh perspective to this role.
Peter is a licensed attorney who has dedicated his professional career to public service in Massachusetts.
He has also served in many volunteer capacities in our commonwealth, including being elected to our Hopkinton Board of Assessors.
Ronald “Big Ronnie” H. Vorce II, 58, a longtime resident of Framingham and formerly of Hopkinton, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Monday, May 6, 2024. Born in Framingham, he was the son of Ronald H. Vorce I and Audrey Vorce.
He was a loving and proud father, survived by two children, Ronald “Little Ronnie” H. Vorce III and Kaitlyn O’Connor. He is predeceased by brother Roy Vorce and he leaves behind siblings Richie Vorce, Lisa Martin, and Paul Martin, as well as his sister-in-law, Joanne Martin, and his many nieces and nephews.
I am writing to endorse Brian Herr for Select Board. I have worked with Brian for several decades as a result of our overlapping roles serving the community of Hopkinton. My roles on the School Committee, the Appropriations Committee, and as the Chair of the 300th Anniversary Celebration Committee have provided me with a long-term and multi-faceted view of Brian. We have not always agreed on the matters before us, but I have always found that Brian seeks input, listens to and respects other viewpoints, and works collaboratively to move the town forward.
Live blooms on display May 11–16
The exhibition ends May 23
At a reception held on May 11th, HCA announced the first, second, and third-place winners, as well as three honorable mentions, as selected by this year's juror, Claudia Fiks. Congratulations to all the artists who participated in this year's exhibition!
Visitors are encouraged to view the blooms on display created by members of the Garden Club now through approximately May 16th.
HCA wishes to thank Weston Nurseries and
Angels Garden Center for their support of Arts in Bloom.
Below, view an approximately 10 minute recap of Day 3 (Wednesday, May 8th) of this years Hopkinton Annual Town Meeting.
You can view the entire summary of the meeting HERE!
Hopkinton Center for the Arts announced it will join museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative, a program that provides free admission to currently serving U.S. military personnel and their families this summer. The 2024 program will begin on Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 18, 2024, and end on Labor Day, Monday, September 2, 2024. Learn more and find the list of participating museums at arts.gov/BlueStarMuseums.
Sunday, June 2, 2024, 11 A.M.-2P.M. to Benefit Hopkinton Public Library
Below, view an approximately 10 minute recap of Day 2 (Tuesday, May 7th) of this years Hopkinton Annual Town Meeting.
You can view the entire summary of the meeting HERE!
Hopkinton Special & Annual Town Meeting: May 8th 2024
The meeting takes place at Hopkinton Middle School and starts at 7pm. The meeting will also air live on HCAM-TV and our Youtube page!
View updates from Hopkinton Annual Town Meeting below!
View annual Town Meeting warrant HERE!
