On Wednesday September 25th at 7pm, the Hopkinton Area Land Trust will host their annual meeting at the HCAM studios (77 Main Street, Lower Level). Vice President of the organization, Barry Rosenbloom talked about what you can expect at the meeting.
To find more information about the Hopkinton Area Land Trust: www.HopkintonLandTrust.org
This past Saturday following Polyarts, the Friends of Hopkinton hosted their 3rd annual Hopkinton Family Fun Day event at the High School fields. The festivities included bands performing throughout the day, many activities for the kids as well as a kids race and many local vendors.
View scenes from the event below!
This past Saturday, the Hopkinton Town Common was packed for the 45th annual Polyarts festival. The festival featured over 70 vendors, music, entertainment and games for the kids.
View scenes below.
Please be advised that the water department will be flushing the new water main on Cedar Street, Sunday night at 10PM. You may notice some air or discoloration after the test. Please run your cold water line to help flush your pipes.
As part of his Eagle-Scout project, Hopkinton Resident, Ethan Ritterbusch along with a team of Scouts worked hard this past summer to beautify the Hopkinton trails. The Scouts constructed 2 new walking trails on the Hughes property. Part of the project included construction of a 0.1 mile walking loop as well as a 0.23 mile trail. The Scouts also constructed walkways and bridges over waterways.
View more in the video below!
Eversource and the Town of Hopkinton recently had a hearing moderated by Town Manager, Norman Khumalo. The issue was regarding the use of steel plates during the installation of an electric transmission line between South Street and West Main Street. Multiple vehicles were damaged due to the questionable security of the trench that was dug as part of the project.
View more in the video below.
"Saturday September 28th, 2019 - Come help support the sanctuary with a 5K (3.01 miles or as far as you want to walk) fund raiser walk. You can as well pray along the walk with our prayer guide.
WE WANT YOUR OPINION
Mental Health Collaborative in partnership with Hopkinton Youth and Family Services is
conducting an online survey in Hopkinton to better understand the mental health needs in our
community.
We encourage all Hopkinton residents ages 18 and above to participate in this brief, anonymous
online survey.
Please note that survey will be available from September 12, 2019 through October 5, 2019.
Please use this link to take survey: Survey.gazelleglobal.com/MentalHealthCollaborative
This past weekend, Weston Nurseries hosted their 3rd annual Blooms, Brews and BBQ event to benefit the Jimmy Fund Walk. Last year, Weston Nurseries raised over $29,000 for the walk and by the looks of the crowd this year, they certainly raised a lot more.
View scenes from the event including a great performance from the South Street Band below.
Friday, September 13
Doors open at 7:30 p.m., Music starts at 8 p.m.
Cash bar.
Soul Function is a band of veteran musicians who grew up listening to everything from Chicago, Tower of Power, Doobie Brothers, to Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Sam and Dave and just about everything in between. Now it's their joy to share this music with people of all ages who love to dance as much as they love to play.
Ticket Price: HCA Member: $13.50, Non-Member: $15
Tickets available online or at the door.
