The Sky’s the Limit Courtyard Committee Hosts Family Spaghetti Dinner at the Hopkinton Middle School Cafeteria on Friday, March 28 to Benefit the Sky’s the Limit Courtyard Project
Feed Your Entire Family at the Hopkinton Middle School Spaghetti Dinner and Listen to Live Entertainment by the Band Fuze
Hopkinton is pleased to announce the launch of mindmixer.hopkintonma.gov, a new comprehensive community engagement website, developed by MindMixer, where citizens can engage, communicate and collaborate with community decision makers and other residents on the future of our community.
The goal is to get the community involved in the planning process. Along the way, mindmixer.hopkintonma.gov will be used as an online tool to generate new ideas and feedback from citizens using this interactive and accessible new platform.
The Town of Hopkinton is publicizing the current vacancies on Town Boards & Committees. If you have been curious or interested in volunteering on behalf of your community, now is an excellent time to get involved!
The current list of town Board and Committee vacancies are as follows.
Hopkinton Chamber & Community Leaders Networking
Open House at Hayden Rowe Business Center!
See the newest professional business center in Hopkinton and reconnect with business colleagues & town officials, and meet our newest members while enjoying great refreshments!
34 Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton
Thursday, March 20, 2014
5:00 – 7:00 PM
Lori Nickerson and her family moved to Hopkinton in 2012 with the desire for a tight knit community with excellent schools for her 6 year old, 3.5 year old and 11 month old.
Music plays a special part someway in nearly everyone's life. This week at Elmwood School, kids got a taste of just how fun it can be to make music, as Tony Vacca was the Artist-in-Residence at Elmwood School.
As part of the "26.2 Desire to Inspire" program, children, students and adults decorated a running shoe cutout at the Hopkinton Public Library and declared their inspiration.
What makes these women special? Well, for starters, they’re both Moms and they are raising money for special education. The two have been training and fundraising for the past several months. Not an easy task considering the harsh winter and taking care of their (combined) five young children (ages 2-8).
It’s wonderful to see these women working together as a team, rather than two individual runners.
This morning at approximately 7:45 a.m., several staff members reported to the Elmwood School main office that an odor of gas was detected outside of the school building in the parking lot. To insure the safety of our students and staff members, everyone was immediately evacuated to the Elmwood gymnasium right from their school buses and parent drop-off, where no odor was present.
As we approach the Boston Marathon, runners are training on streets and running surfaces throughout the world. The Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce and the 26.2 Foundation, with help from the Hopkinton Parks & Recreation Commission, have made an extra effort to promote runners’ safety. To accomplish this, they will fund signs to be placed throughout the community to remind drivers that with the marathon close by there will be extra runners on the roadways.
