Work to replace Hopkinton's downtown water main will begin in late May and will continue through November of 2013 with final paving operations slated for the spring of 2014 said DPW Director John Westerling in a letter to area residents and business owners today.
Don't Just Stand There.....Plant Something is an initiative of the statewide planting campaign created by Plant Something MA that seeks to get more people to enjoy gardening.
The Planning Board met on May 13 to discuss a Major Project Site Plan Review at 78 West Main Street for a new Dunkin Donuts. Applicant Virginio Sardinha Jr., attorney Michael Healy, architect Manny Tavarez from MJ Tavarez Architects, engineer John Kucich from Bohler Engineering, and traffic expert Jennifer Conley of Conley Associates were present at the meeting.
Members of the Hopkins School Principal’s Cabinet will begin planting in the school’s new community garden, the Hawk’s Nest on Wednesday, May 15 from 9:30 until 10:30 as part of a statewide public planting day, “Don’t Just Stand There…Plant Something. The students will work in partnership with Weston Nurseries, who has donated perennials.
Members of the Hopkins School Principal’s Cabinet will begin planting in the school’s new community garden, the Hawk’s Nest on Wednesday, May 15 from 9:30 until 10:30 as part of a statewide public planting day, “Don’t Just Stand There…Plant Something. The students will work in partnership with Weston Nurseries, who has donated perennials.
Books have always been a part of Hopkinton resident Nancy Haines' life...particularly used ones.
Hopkinton's Planning Board meets tonight at 7:30PM in Room 211 at Town Hall. On the agenda for tonight's meeting are several Public Hearings including Forest Ridge, Reservoir View, Hunter's Ridge and a Major Project Site Plan Review for 78 West Main Street which is a proposed one-story 3,000 square foot building for Dunkin Donuts.
Complete agenda and review of proposal are attached below.
Every year, over 1,500 students from across the state come to Hopkinton for Construction Career Day held at the New England Laborers Training Center, for a hands-on education in a potential career path not always discussed in a traditional classro
Hopkinton’s 2013 Annual Town Meeting opened with a tribute to Town Clerk Ann Click who is retiring at the end of the current fiscal year after serving as Hopkinton’s Town Clerk for the past 16 years.
First up for vote was the consent agenda that dealt with Articles expected to have little or no discussion. The following articles were originally included in the consent agenda:
bCalm Power Yoga of Hopkinton participated in the 3rd Annual Yoga Reaches Out New England Yogathon on Sunday, April 28th at Gillette Stadium's Field House. The event, which brought together 1000 yogis from across New England, raised over $500,000 for Boston Children's Hospital, Children's Tumor Foundation and to develop a yoga program in Newtown, CT.
