This past Monday, Health Director, Shaun McAuliffe was on the Hopkinton Hangout Hour to talk about the COVID-19 situation. One of the main topics of the conversations was COVID-19 in schools.
Cheryl Perreault, Cynthia Franca along with numerous artists throughout the world were live on HCAM to reveal work from their newly released book, "Hope Through Community: Words and Images through a Global Pandemic". View some highlights from there book launch below.
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After 15 years of service, Hopkinton Center for the Arts Co-Director, Kris Waldman will be departing the center for new adventures. We caught up with her to talk about her wonderful career at the HCA so sit back, relax and enjoy our conversation with Kris Waldman.
On the Thursday, December 10th HCAM News Live at 6:30pm, we talk with Co-Director of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, Kris Waldman who is leaving after 15 years of service, we have scenes from the Hope Through Community Book Launch and Hopkinton Health Director, Shaun McAuliffe gives a health update on our Hopkinton Hangout Hour plus we will let you know about many other happenings around town!
Also, we want to know what is your favorite Holiday or Christmas movie? Feel free to submit us your answers!
On the Wednesday, December 9th Hopkinton Hangout Hour at 7pm, Mike Torosian and Matt Clark will talk about Holiday Traditions. Please join us and share your favorite holiday traditions! If you'd like to come on the show and talk about Holiday Traditions with us, email Mike@hcam.tv! Also feel free to share in our Facebook or Youtube live feed comment sections.
Our 11th edition of HCAM Sports Talk Live takes place at 3pm Wednesday, Dec 9th. Jared Keene and Kevin Stone from the Metrowest Daily News join us on the show where we will discuss High School Winter Sports, the Patriots impressive win over the Chargers and we'll have our Week 14 NFL Picks plus more!
Send us photos, comments or questions on our Facebook live stream or YouTube live stream of the program or by emailing studio@hcam.tv.
Join historian and journalist David Mould on a journey to borders, both real and imagined. In his latest book on travel, history and culture, Postcards from the Borderlands, David explores the meaning of borders. Are they simply political and geographical, marked by posts, walls and fences, or should we think of them more broadly? Some borders, set by surveys and treaties, take no account of geography, language, and culture. There are borders within countries - physical, economic, or social. And finally there are the borders of our minds - the way we may think of unfamiliar places.
Hopkinton Boy Scout Troop 4 will be holding their annual Christmas Tree Recycling Fundraiser on January 2nd and 9th, 2021. The Scouts will pick up, transport your tree and recycle it with their great community partner at JB Sawmill. Pick up is available to all Hopkinton residents, and the Scouts request a donation of $15/tree. You must register for pickup at https://www.troop4hopkinton.com/tree-collection. Registrations dates fill up fast, so reserve early to ensure you can get your preferred day!
Happy Hanukkah!
Please join us to light the Hopkinton Town Menorah on December 10th at 5:00pm.
Bring your friends and family.
Please wear a mask and social distance. There will be no handouts this year, copies of the blessing are attached to this email.
Hope to see you there!
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Kris Waldman has decided to leave the Hopkinton Center for the Arts (HCA) as its co-Director at the end of this year. After 15 years of dedicated service to expanding the reach of the arts, first as Board Chair and Executive Director of the Cultural Arts Alliance (CAA) and then in her joint leadership of the HCA with Kelly Grill, Kris’ positive impact is undeniable.
