Girls Scout Troop 65294 recently went in-front of the Board of selectmen to ask for help with a drivers safety awareness program. As one of the many parts of the Scouts proposed program, they will place signs around town to raise awareness of the dangers of distracted driving.
Hopkinton resident Mary Kniaz presenting "Stones, Pennies, and Prayers, The Story of Father Ryan and the Heroic Beginnings of St. John’s Parish" at the Hopkinton Historical Society. Mary has copies of her book for sale with proceeds going towards restoration of the Church.
Do you have a passion for all matters that affect public health?
Do you enjoy working with a community? If so, Hopkinton is the community for you!
Dear Veterans and Friends:
It doesn't get better than this. Veterans' spring training with great military chow at the Hopkinton Senior Center, 3 March 2017, at 0900 hours. It's worth it to start your morning with good friends.
Prepare for the get-together with
www.hcam.tv/series/veterans/slideshow.shtml
www.hcam.tv/veteransremember
These sites are valuable and hopefully permanent records of Hopkinton's military history.
A fundraising event for Project Just Because. March 16th at St. John's Church. Visit http://projectjustbecause.org/fundraising/shamrock-shindig/ for details.
Margie Wiggin talks with kids about the values of giving and being generous in a new episode of Character Matters, airing Thursday, February 16th at 6:30 PM on HCAM-TV.
Erin Mahoney stated the beginning of the "Girl Power" program occurred after her 7 year old niece was bullied on the school bus. After the bullying continued to get worse, it got Erin thinking about how to make young girls going through similar situations feel empowered and confident enough to stand up to bullying.
Erin Mahoney stated the beginning of the "Girl Power" program occurred after her 7 year old niece was bullied on the school bus. After the bullying continued to get worse, it got Erin thinking about how to make young girls going through similar situations feel empowered and confident enough to stand up to bullying.
On Saturday (2/11) the Hopkinton Diversity and Cultural Alliance hosted a community letter and postcard writing event at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. Participants wrote letters to American soldiers and Muslim Neighbors. The Diversity and Cultural alliance was founded in November 2016 by Hopkinton resident Timoria Saba. Timoria's goal for the organization was to connect Hopkinton residents interested in addressing diversity & cultural issues. View more about the event in the video below.
Hopkinton resident Mary Kniaz will be presenting "Stones, Pennies and Prayers: The Heroic Origins of St. John the Evangelist" Sunday, February 19th at 2:00 pm at the Hopkinton Historical Society, 168 Hayden Rowe. Join us as Mary shares the story of the Irish Catholics in Hopkinton. Free & Open to all!
