Oil paintings, woodworking, photography, homemade crafts, and other works of art will be on display at the Art Show hosted by St. Paul’s Single Again group on Saturday, November 11 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Art Show is free and open to the public and will be held at St. Paul’s Parish Hall, 61 Wood Street (Rte. 135), Hopkinton. Refreshments will be served.
Hopkinton High School hosted their annual Senior Breakfast/Costume Contest. As always there was some very creative costumes on display including Fortune Tellers, Madden Covers, the cast of Grease, 70's dancers plus much more. View highlights of the Halloween breakfast and contest below!
Grease Performance:
Our new address is 109 South St. in Hopkinton.
Project Just Because also has a Thanksgiving program. For more info, go to www.projectjustbecause.org.
As of 10/31/17 12:30pm the following roads are now OPEN and safe for passage:
Hayden Rowe at EMC park
Granite Street
Oak Hurst Road
The following roads remain CLOSED as crews for Eversource, Hopkinton Fire, and Hopkinton DPW work to ensure safe passage:
School st between Dicarlo rd and West Elm st
West Elm is closed between Canteberry and School St.
Pond St. between Erika and Winter
Saddle hill between proctor and Palomino
We are writing to provide information regarding the storm impact for the community following a
meeting of the Hopkinton Emergency Management Group.
Native trees and shrubs evolved in New England without our help. Adapted to hot, dry summers and cold winters, resistant to browsing deer and local insect, they attract birds and butterflies, and add color to your landscape. Cultivars of native plants have changed the face of natives - expanding the color palette and options for the gardener.
Dear Veterans and Friends:
Veterans Day is near. What better way to remember lost comrades than to share "war stories" with friends at the monthly Vets Breakfast on 3 November 2017, at 0900 hours at the Senior Center. A chair will be waiting for you.
On Friday October 27th at 11am, the grand opening ceremony for the newly renovated and expanded Hopkinton Public Library was held. Below, view highlights of the ceremony and also scenes from the beautiful new library including interviews with staff members.
As Hopkinton looks to invest in new school turf fields, continues work on a pavilion at the Fruit Street Athletic Complex, and discusses options to improve field security, residents are invited to attend an eHop public forum titled eHop’s Spotlight on Town Fields on Wednesday, November 8, 2017, 7:00PM at St. John the Evangelist Parish, 20 Church Street, Hopkinton. This forum will take a citizen’s look at all fields in town—how they are used, managed, scheduled, and maintained—and will give residents a chance to ask questions of town officials.
Fall classes at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts are in full swing, but there is still time to register for the following Session 2 classes & workshops. Please call the office at 508.435.9222 during office hours with any questions.
