Hopkinton Public Library will once again be transformed into an indoor miniature golf course, open on Friday, March 13, from 2 to 8 p.m., and on Saturday, March 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $5 per round at the door with all proceeds benefiting the restoration, renovation and expansion of the Library.
Hopkinton Public Library will once again be transformed into an indoor miniature golf course, open on Friday, March 13, from 2 to 8 p.m., and on Saturday, March 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $5 per round at the door with all proceeds benefiting the restoration, renovation and expansion of the Library.
Just Over 70 years ago on February 19th 1945, 30,000 US Marines landed on the island of IWO Jima an island of the Japanese volcano Islands with an approximate area of about 8 square miles and positioned south of Tokyo.
On Wednesday Night (March 3rd) a special town meeting was held to vote on if the town can purchase a parcel of land, approximately 43 acres for open space preservation at 203 Pond Street. The total cost of the parcel would be $2,000,000.
Selected Students from Hopkinton High School will be putting on an Art Show at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts
Exhibit Dates- April 6 to 24, 2015
Installation- Thurs, April 2 and Fri, April 3, (2-4pm each day)
Opening Reception- Tuesday, April 7, 6-7pm
Take down Artwork- Mon, April 27 - Wed, April 29 (2-3pm each day)
Featured Student Artists:
Annie Dumas
Victoria Feng
Lauren Hazzard
Chryssanthi Barris
Max Charteris
Mia Coutinho
Maggie Siegfried
Emily Joyce
Maddie Juffras
It’s time for the “wearing of the green” and a traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
Date: Tuesday, March 17 at 12 noon
Menu: Boiled dinner with choice of corned beef or ham, cabbage, potato, carrots and Irish soda bread. Dessert and coffee.
Entertainment: Glenshane – a return performance which mixes humorous stories and a heaping helping of Irish songs and sing-a-longs.
Cost: $10 (Dinner and Entertainment)
Sign up at the Senior Center by Friday, March 13. Call 508-497-9730.
The Golden Spoon in Hopkinton started as a coffee shop in 1981 before turning into a full restaurant 14 years ago.
On Thursday, March 12th, the HOP Seat returns to feature Elaine Lazarus and Don MacAdam of land use planning and permitting. They will be live on the air, and want to hear from you!
If you have a question for Elaine and Don, tune in to HCAM-TV on TV or online on Thursday, March 12th from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. Email your questions to live@hcam.tv, or call (508) 625-1640 to have your questions answered live on the air!
Your teachers can be your greatest inspiration.
Join us on Tuesday, March 24th, to hear two inspirational talks from local women.
Cameran Huestis, Hopkinton Middle School science teacher, discusses her extracurricular clubs, including Explore Pottermore and Hopsplay Cosplay. What is "geek culture", and why does she want to foster their passion for all things geeky?
On Wednesday Night (March 3rd) a special town meeting was held to vote on if the town can purchase a parcel of land, approximately 43 acres for open space preservation at 203 Pond Street. The total cost of the parcel would be $2,000,000. The special town meeting was held to meet the March 14th deadline to purchase the parcel. During the meeting it was calculated that the maximum tax impact for the typical household would be $29.98 per year on a 10 year bond should the town purchase the approximately 43 acres of land.
