Sculptor Jeff Buccacio who restored the Claflin Fountain at the town common this past summer was back in town to restore Mico Kaufman's "Spirit of the Marathon". The sculpture is located next to Weston Nurseries (93 East Main Street).
At the Hopkinton Center for the Arts "Lights Up" opening night. Jim Cozzens was on the scene and talked to a number of guests in attendance at the Center for the Arts Opening night, "Lights Up" ceremony.
On behalf of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, we’d like to thank the many local businesses and individuals who helped make our opening night gala a smashing success.
This past Saturday, volunteers from the Hopkinton Garden Club decorated holiday wreaths for beneficiaries of the Hopkinton based charity Project Just Because. Approximately two dozen wreaths were assembled and delivered in time for Thanksgiving holiday distribution by Project Just Because to its program recipients. This annual wreath making program is one of several community projects sponsored by the Hopkinton Garden Club.
The Hopkinton Fire Chief Search Committee concluded its work last night by recommending two candidates to the Board of Selectman: Hopkinton Fire Department Deputy Chief Steve Slaman, and Framingham Fire Chief (and former Hopkinton Fire Chief) Gary Daugherty.
Current Chief Ken Clark plans to retire in January of 2016.
Representing the Search Committee were Selectman John Mosher, Town Manager Norman Khumalo, Human Resources Director Maria Casey, Newburyport Fire Chief Christopher LeClaire, and Personnel Committee Chairman Bob Levenson who served as Chair of the Committee.
Are you HCAM Crew, a community non-profit member, or someone interested in Hopkinton's Television Station? Then you should come to our Annual Meeting, where you will learn what we have been up to, and what's coming up!
The meeting is Saturday, November 21, 2016 from 4-6 pm at our studios. Send Jim an email (jim@hcam.tv) and let me know you're coming.
I promise it'll be fun!
On this edition of HCAM news, Hillers sports has a couple teams in the Fall post season and Hopkinton High School got dressed up for the annual Halloween costume contest but first after nearly 5 years of planning, fundraising and renovating, the S
Peer pressure is a real concern for parents, and it should be. Many teens say that if pressured by friends, they would do something they wouldn’t normally do.
To help your teen withstand peer pressure and do the “right” thing, you can:
This year the Turkey Drive is making it their goal is to provide meals for approximately 250 local families and they need your donations!
You can deliver donations to the following locations:
Monday November 16th
7-730am Middle School
2-300pm Middle School
330-5pm Elmwood School
3-4pm Hopkins School
Tuesday November 17th
7-730am Middle School
2-230pm High School
330-5pm Elmwood School
3-4pm Hopkins School
