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Bridge Construction Update

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7 March, 2014

Please note that the State's MassDOT will resume reconstruction of the Route 85 bridge on Monday March 10, 2014. They will begin an alternating, one way traffic pattern on Route 85 with the newly installed, temporary traffic signals. That new traffic pattern will be in effect 24/7 throughout the reconstruction period which MassDOT expects to end with the completion of the new bridge on June 24, 2014.

Please expect delays and seek alternate routes when possible.

JOHN COUTINHO ANNOUNCES RUN FOR BOARD OF SELECTMEN

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4 March, 2014

John Coutinho of David Joseph Road announced today that he is seeking a position on the Board of Selectmen in the May elections.

Brian Herr Releases First Round of Endorsements

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3 March, 2014

HOPKINTON - Brian Herr, Republican candidate for the United States Senate, released today his first round of endorsements. The list of 51 people includes Legislators, Republican State Committee members, Republican Town Chairs and Vice Chairs, Local Officials, Former Candidates and Activists.

Kelly Knight Running for School Committee

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3 March, 2014

I am excited to announce my candidacy for the Hopkinton School Committee, and I would like to take a few minutes to introduce myself to the community and tell you why I am running for one of the two open seats.

My husband Alain and I moved to Hopkinton in 2009 and we have two energetic children – Colby is in 3rd grade at Elmwood School and Paige is a 5th grader at Hopkins School. Both of them are active in Destination Imagination, soccer, karate and lacrosse, and Colby is a Cub Scout in Pack 97.

Attention Taxpayers

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3 March, 2014

Exemption applications are due in the Assessors office no later than March 28, 2014.

If you need an application, please call Liz in the Assessors Office at 508-497-9720.

Selectmen Approves Of Lee

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by Mike Torosian, Production Coordinator
28 February, 2014

Last night the Hopkinton Board of Selectmen voted unanimously for Detective Captain Edward Lee. a 26 year veteran of the Woonsocket RI Police force to head The Hopkinton Police Department.

The field included two Hopkinton Officers, Interim Chief Charles Wallace, Sgt. Joseph Bennett, and Lt. Thomas Lynch of the Franklin Police Department.
Twenty candidates applied for the job last fall.

Lee will now meet with Town Manager Norman Khumalo to negotiate his salary and his start date.

Parade Permits, Firefighter Contract Ratified, New P&R Director

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by Mike Torosian, Production Coordinator
26 February, 2014

See all the actions that were taken at last night's Board of Selectmen Meeting. Down load the attachment now.

Planning Board Reviews Hayden Woods

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by Courtney Taylor, Master Control
26 February, 2014

A discussion for the Hayden Woods development at 215 Hayden Rowe Street was continued as the site plan must be changed to reflect comments made by the Planning Board during their February 25 meeting. Developer William Perkins was in attendance along with attorney Joe Marquedant.

Seeking Finance Director

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25 February, 2014

The Town of Hopkinton seeks a FT, experienced finance and accounting professional excited about the profession and who enjoys long range, strategic financial planning, to join a dynamic team of professionals in the management of the Town’s fiscal responsibilities.

BRIAN HERR CALLS FOR TERM LIMITS

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6 February, 2014

HOPKINTON - Brian J Herr, Republican candidate for United States Senate, called on Congress to amend the Constitution and impose term limits on Members of Congress.

"We have real problems that must be addressed," said Brian Herr. "Unfortunately, the ideas coming from Washington - from both Democrats and Republicans - are the same tired policies that simply are not working. If we want new ideas in Washington, we must send new people."

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