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Today, the Massachusetts State Senate passed a bill that would require central service technicians who practice in Massachusetts hospitals to receive standardized certification through a nationally accredited organization. An Act regulating central service technicians, filed by Senator Mike Rush, would impact an estimated 1,800 technicians operating in hospitals throughout the state who are charged with the disassembling, cleaning and sanitization of medical tools and equipment used in surgery and other highly sensitive medical operations.

The Health department is hosting a Pfizer pediatric booster clinic at Town Hall in the Nurse's office on Tuesday June 14th and Tuesday June 21st 3:30pm-5:30pm.

Click here to register.

Updates to the Health Department's June 2022 Vaccine Clinic Calendar have been made! Want to see the Vaccine Calendar 24/7? Click on this Google Sheet link and bookmark the page to view updates at anytime:

Our 2022 Pavement Management Plan roadwork is tentatively scheduled to begin sometime after July 4. We will post updated construction dates as we move forward with each project.

Each street that is on this year's list has been inspected and evaluated to determine which treatment method is best based on the street's current condition.

Attached please find the Main Street Corridor Construction Advisory for June 3, 2022.

Link to access advisory on project website can be found online at https://hopkintonmainstreet.com/archive/2022-06-03%20Construction%20Adv…

June 19–July 15, 2022
Lotvin Family Gallery, Hopkinton Center for the Arts
98 Hayden Rowe St, Hopkinton MA 01748
Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Sat & Sun, 10am–2pm

View details for the Hopkinton Health Department health and wellness fair in the attachments below.

Continuing on a long annual tradition, the Hopkinton Women’s Club is proud to present 2022 scholarships to the following Hopkinton High School seniors:

Kathleen Beauvais, Mary Billeter, Sarah Bouvier, Kathryn Callery, Charlotte Cann, Lauren Coccio, Julia Dever, Sebastian Losada, Sofia Luce, Abigail Lussier, Saathvika Motukuri, Petra-Jasmine Samrout, Ashlyn Sullivan, Sucheta Sunder, Olivia Sward, Alexis Trendel, Tess Weatherhead, Erin Yenawine, Grace Young, and Mena Youssif; Mary McDonough Community Service Award Recipient Saibhaskar Gudempati.

Congratulations to all!

Hopkinton Middle School Parking Lot on June 18, 2022 from 6:45pm-9:45pm

Join Hopkinton Organizing for Prevention for a Family Friendly Drive-Up Movie.
Join us in the car or walk up with a blanket/lawn chair.
This is a substance free family night.
Registration is required for cars and walk-ups.
Space is limited.

FREE for Hopkinton, MA Residents

Featured Movie title: "Luca"
Rated Parental Guide (PG)

For more information contact Cassandra at cbigness@hopkintonma.gov

Hopkinton military veterans gathered for breakfast and camaraderie on 3 June 2022, at the Senior Center. The meal was sponsored by Fairfield Estates.

Monthly discussions of anniversaries of military events that occurred on June 3rd were highlighted. Because of the time-proximity to D-Day, much of the focus was on happenings of 1944.

Additional discussion points included remembrances of recently passed veterans. Comments were mainly from the Viet Nam era, and all were personal and heart-felt.

HOPKINTON — Town Manager Norman Khumalo and Hopkinton Youth & Family Services Director Dawn Alcott are pleased to highlight the ongoing work of the Hopkinton Organizing for Prevention (HOP) coalition and introduce staff members.

HOP is a community-wide collaboration working to prevent substance use. HOP was founded by Youth & Family Services in 2015 with the goal of providing education, resources and support to empower youth to live a healthy, substance-free life as well as promote wellbeing for all Hopkinton residents.