Just days before - September 7th, to be exact - Enter Stage Left Theater, the resident theater company of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, presents Hamiltunes.
This innovative singalong gives middle and high school students from Hopkinton and surrounding towns the chance to "take their shot" at singing the songs on stage while the enthusiastic (and often costumed) audience joins in.
Starting the week of July 2, Town staff began moving back to 18 Main Street. Town business will continue to operate out of 80 South Street until all employees are back at 18 Main Street, which is scheduled to be complete on July 16th. There may be some minor delays in service on Friday, July 13, when the last employees are moved from 80 South Street to 18 Main Street. Overall, departments at 18 Main Street are located on the same floor as they were before.
Roadwork is scheduled to begin on West Elm St from #9 to Old Farm Rd on 7/12. Work hours will be approximately 7am-4pm.
The road will be closed from #9 to Pond St on 7/12 & 7/13 from 7am-4pm.
Please expect delays and seek alternate routes.
Mike Mansir
Highway Manager
Join the Trustees for light refreshments and meet up to join the “On-the-Move” program - a self-guided tour of the Library and Hopkinton Center designed for all ages who would like to learn some town history!
First Summer Saturday Celebration
Saturday, July 14, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Large Event Room (Strong Room)
Dear Veterans and Friends:
The upcoming Vets Breakfast is on 13 July 2018, at 0900 hours, at the Senior Center bringing you an opportunity to share camaraderie, community, and chow with fellow veterans.
Tribute will be paid to comrades who passed away during the past month, and those who are on "Sick Call" will be acknowledged. It is a generous gesture when you pay a visit or send a card to one or more of our ailing comrades.
In coalition with the Ashland Fire Department and the Board of Selectmen, Camp
Bailout Summer Program will be held, for the eighth consecutive year, July 23rd
through the 27th.
What would you do if someone gave you a television station?
This July, Brown Dog turns two years old! We'd like to give everyone involved a pat on the back for helping save over 550 deserving dogs in our first two years as a rescue. The quality of our adoptions will always be the main focus of our rescue, so this number not only reflects the number of lives saved, but also lives enhanced. We are a young, shelter-less rescue, and yet we are thriving because of your continued support.
On July 2nd, the Echo Trail was opened by way of a ribbon cutting ceremony. Echo Trail has been completed using Community Preservation Act and Department of Conservation and Recreation Trails Grant funds, and lots of volunteer hours. The trail is a half-mile long, multi-use trail for hiking, biking, dog walking, running, etc., with off-street parking for up to four cars. Echo Trail offers a one mile round trip hike along the eastern side of Echo Lake.
Hopkinton MA has a new portal for connecting residents to local events and activities: The Community Calendar.
The concept was first discussed at a meeting of the Community Communications Committee. As they discussed ways to bring the Town together, it became clear a logical starting point might be a calendar where Hopkinton organizations and groups could post their activities, raising awareness and interest from town residents.
