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Community Notice: Water System Status

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After an unusually high number of water breaks this winter and with a very busy construction season upon us, the Water Department has instituted a new system status, notice system. At the top of our webpage you will see a simple Green, Yellow or Red system status. Green indicates there are no known issues. Yellow, indicates there is the potential for an issue as result of a main break, hydrant flow test, and flushing or construction issues. Red indicates there is a definite known issue and we will try to give as much detail and identify the potentially affected areas as best as possible.

Available at Baypath Humane Society: JOEY 3 years old

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Are you looking for a big lap dog to join your family? What about a big ham?! Meet Joey! This giant goofball is looking for an experienced dog owner to call his own. Joey has the best butt wiggle and will always show you just how happy he is to see you! We think that Joey may not have the best auditory hearing, but that does not seem to slow him down in life at all. He is happiest when he has a toy to wrestle with and could entertain himself for hours. Spending time with people is just as good as playtime for Joey!

Hillers AD, Rich Cormier talks Spring Sports, Dr. Cavanaugh gives School Update and more.. On Thursday April 29th HCAM News!

By Tom Nappi, News Director

On Thursday's April 29th edition of HCAM News, Hopkinton High School AD, Rich Cormier talks Spring season, Dr. Cavanaugh gives an update on Schools reopening and the Hopkinton Lions Club talks about an upcoming event about Diabetes on May 12th and the Hopkinton Women's Club hosts Meet the Candidates Night!

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

Tune in on HCAM-TV (Comcast: Channel 8, Verizon Channel 30) or at our YouTube page!

Spring Season Talk with AD Rich Cormier and more.. On April 28th HCAM Sports Talk Live!

By Tom Nappi, News Director

Our 30th edition of HCAM Sports Talk Live takes place at 3pm Wednesday, April 28th. During this episode, we'll talk with Hopkinton High School Athletic Director, Rich Cormier about the upcoming Spring Season and we'll also be joined by Andy Barron from MyFM101.3 + Kevin Stone and Jared Keene from the Metrowest Daily News!

Send us photos, comments or questions on our YouTube live stream of the program or by emailing studio@hcam.tv.

Weather Trends in Hopkinton: April 19th-25th 2021

By Tom Nappi, News Director

According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton April 19th through 25th was 73.4 degrees, the lowest was 30.9 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 51.1 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 58%, the peak was 96% while the lowest was 20%. Rain accumulated 0.33 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.

Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) will be hosting its annual, statewide Against the Tide athletic fundraising events as both virtual and in-person events this summer

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MBCC will host two virtual events each with a 7-day participation window: Against the Tide June Virtual Event – June 20th – 26th and Against the Tide August Virtual Event – August 8th – 14th. The virtual event components include 1-mile recreational or competitive swims, ½-mile recreational swim, 5K or 10K runs, 3-mile walk, ½-mile stand-up paddleboard, and 2-mile kayak. For participants who are looking to challenge themselves, there is an Aquathon option, consisting of a competitive 1-mile swim followed immediately by either a 5K or 10K run.

Fire Flow Test will take place Tuesday, April 27th.

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Please be advised that a required fire flow test will take place Tuesday, April 27th. Crews will be testing the fire pump systems on South Street. Because these tests will take place on main transmission lines, customers may notice some discoloration during and after the tests throughout town. Any discoloration that may occur will eventually dissipate. Please check your water before using it. You may need to run your cold water line to clear your internal pipes after the test is complete.