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Planning Board Discusses Hopkinton Mews

By Courtney Taylor, Master Control

Hopkinton Mews, an apartment community with affordable housing proposed for Lumber Street, may soon be moving to Hopkinton. A presentation for the Hopkinton Mews development was made to the Planning Board during their October 21 meeting by developer Robb Hewitt and property owner Paul Mastroianni. The Hopkinton Mews development is the updated apartment portion of the proposed Acres development. The hearing was continued as there are more items to be discussed during the next meeting.

Walk-a-thon In Honor of Shayne Desroches November 4

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On Monday, November: 4th, the Hopkinton Middle School will host a 3-hour walk in memory of Shayne Desroches. “Shayne’s Walk-a-thon” will take place on the Hopkinton High School track from 6-9 PM.

“The goal of Shayne’s Walk-a-thon is to provide the opportunity for us all to join together and celebrate Shayne's life,” said Principal Alan Keller. “We hope that you and your family can join us to support Shayne's family and friends from Hopkinton and Holden, our students, and staff.”

American Climbers in National Geographic Reality Series

By Stephanie Kane, News Producer

Boom! Not only is that the sound that the trees make as workers from Hopkinton-based tree removal company American Climbers cut them down, but it can also be used to describe the careers of these self-proclaimed "tree cowboys".

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Casino Impacts Learned from Norwich CT

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

With Milford’s referendum vote on the proposed casino set for November 19, the MetroWest Anti-Casino Coalition (MWACC) continues to gather information regarding the potential impacts on surrounding communities. On October 15, 2013, the MetroWest Anti-Casino Coalition met with City Officials of the City of Norwich, Connecticut to discuss their experience with Foxwoods Resort and Casino as a neighbor and business partner.

A summary of the lessons learned from the City of Norwich was scheduled for discussion by selectmen at their October 22 meeting.

Chairman Mosher Pens Two Letters Related to Proposed Casino

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

Two letters awaiting the Board of Selectmen’s approval were included with the agenda
for its October 22 meeting. One, addressed to Governor Deval Patrick, was a follow-up
to a previously unanswered letter stating Hopkinton’s concerns with the casino licensing
process, and the second was a letter to the Metropolitan Area Planning Council declining
the MAPC’s offer of professional services for the purpose of evaluating the impacts of the
proposed casino in Milford.

Hopkinton Girl Scouts Take a Stand Against Bullying with the Million Misfit Sock March

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As you know, October is Anti-Bullying month. In direct reference to this, Hopkinton Girl Scouts would like to make you aware of a wonderful event that is coming up on October 25th. It is called the Million Misfit Sock March. This event honors the "misfit" in all of us and encourages people to take a stand against bullying by uniting and wearing mismatched socks to school, work, sporting events, etc. Leaders of Hopkinton Girl Scout Troops, would like to support this event.

Residents Speak Out At School Committee Meeting

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

Hopkinton resident and Planning Board member John Coutinho and his wife Brenda were among the residents who spoke during the public comment session at the October 17th School Committee meeting expressing their dissatisfaction with the board's way

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Veterans’ Appreciation Dinner November 11

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Hopkinton will once again honor its military veterans at the twelfth annual Veteran’s Day Dinner, sponsored by the Veterans Celebration Committee, which will be held on, Monday, November 11, 2013 at the Woodville Rod and Gun Club. The dinner is free for all Hopkinton Veterans. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. Please come enjoy the company of fellow veterans over a nice meal. Enjoy speakers and special entertainment, as well as watching a fantastic slide show presentation of photos taken of the veterans during their service.