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DPW: Notice of Lumber Street Paving

By contributor,

Asphalt paving work is scheduled for Lumber Street from the intersection of Granite Street to the Milford town line. That work is proposed from Monday October 4, 2021 through Wednesday October 6, 2021 from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. The road will be closed and detours will be in place.

Dates are subject to change due to weather conditions.

Please expect delays, seek alternate routes when possible and follow the detours where posted.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
John K. Westerling, MPA
Director of Public Works, Hopkinton DPW

Hopkinton Celebrates Upcoming 125th Boston Marathon and more.. On September 30th HCAM News!

By Tom Nappi, News Director

On the September 30th edition of HCAM News, we have the latest Hillers sports update, Weston Nurseries Owner, Peter Mezitt about his terrific efforts in raising money for the Jimmy fund and we’ll show you a cool Hopkinton community video showing their love for Boston Marathon Athletes but first Hopkinton community members recognized the BAA and all involved in the effort preparing for the 125th Boston Marathon, which will take place on October 11th.

HCAM News airs every Thursday on HCAM-TV at 6:30pm until 7pm to keep you up to date with all that is happening in Hopkinton.

Baypath Humane Society: Meet Liam and Nelly, 2 dogs looking for a home

By contributor,

Completing your family has never been easier - TWO YOUNG DOGS FOR THE ADOPTION FEE OF ONE! Ever since their trip from Korea a few months ago, Liam and Nelly have bonded to one another. We've seen their love/friendship bloom and we are in awe of how much they depend on one another. They would thrive in a home together and their adopters would get two, easygoing cuddle bugs who just want to be loved and snuggled up in the comfort of a home.

Hopkinton Group Releases Short Film to Welcome Boston Marathon Runners Back

By contributor,

HCAM-TV, the Hopkinton Freedom Team, local filmmakers, the 26.2 Foundation, and residents and friends of Hopkinton have come together to send a message of love and support to Boston Marathon runners and their supporters around the world welcoming them back to our town, renowned as the starting line of the oldest and one of the most famous marathons in the world. Hopkinton is common ground for people from all over the globe who run the Boston Marathon and congregate for the start of the race.

Community Notice: Protect Water Supply by Cleaning up After Your Pet

By contributor,

The town municipal well fields offer a number of great walking trails at Fruit Street and Charles McIntyre Lane, off Lake Whitewall. However we have noticed an increase in the amount of pet waste that is being left behind in the direct recharge area of the wells. This waste poses a potential risk to contamination of the water supply. We ask that anyone who is walking their dog to avoid the direct vicinity of the wells, and in other areas to please pick up after their pet to ensure the safety of our drinking water supply.

DEP notice below

Town of Hopkinton Honors 9/11 Victims, First Responders During 20th Anniversary Memorial Service

By contributor,

Town Manager Norman Khumalo is pleased to share a video of the
Town of Hopkinton's 9/11 Memorial Service in commemoration of the 20th anniversary
of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Held on the Town Common, Town officials, the Veterans Celebration Committee,
American Legion Post 202, Old Guard New England, residents and other guests
gathered to remember all those lost on Sept. 11, 2001 and in the global war on
terrorism.

Hopkinton Center for the Arts first “Curator in Residence” exhibition on display September 30 – November 11

By contributor,

Hopkinton Center for the Arts (HCA) is pleased to announce the opening of the first Kris Waldman Curator in Residence art exhibition entitled Collective Liberation. This exhibit is named in honor of HCA’s founding co-director, who shares a great passion for art that fosters dialogue around diversity and inclusivity, particularly of underrepresented communities.

Veterans Breakfast at the Hopkinton Senior Center, Friday October 1st at 9am

By contributor,

The gathering will honor the memory of Tony DeStefano, who served during WW II, and together with Hal Pentheny and Don Hitchings (who both lived in Hopkinton) was a key Corsair technician on Okinawa.

Hopkinton's own...in the Battle of Okinawa hpkmam.wixsite.com/hopvetsonokinawa

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Okinawa

The Corsair: best fighter in WW II youtube.com/watch?v=ZYqdCUyZSKA