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The Town of Hopkinton's Department of Public Works seeks qualified plow contractors, driving their own equipment, to become part of its Team this winter. The qualified contractor shall have experience plowing, a good driving record, and reliable equipment. The hourly price paid depends on the equipment. Please contact the Highway Department at 508-497-9768 for details.

2 year 2 month old male husky
Blu is one handsome devil who came to us from a local animal control. He's a terrific walker who adores exploring new places. He loves people and will lean into you to be scratched. When he gets playful he bounces around with the goofiest look on his face!

School Superintendent, Dr. Carol Cavanaugh stopped by the HCAM studios to give an update regarding the School budget and increased enrollment throughout the Hopkinton School System.

View the important information in the video below.

According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton September 16th-22nd was 85.4 degrees, the lowest was 36.4 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 59.8 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 75%, the peak was 97% while the lowest was 29%. Wind Speed averaged 0.1 MPH, while reaching a high of 3 MPH. Rain accumulated 0.01 inches last week in Hopkinton. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.

On Wednesday September 25th at 7pm, the Hopkinton Area Land Trust will host their annual meeting at the HCAM studios (77 Main Street, Lower Level). Vice President of the organization, Barry Rosenbloom talked about what you can expect at the meeting.

To find more information about the Hopkinton Area Land Trust: www.HopkintonLandTrust.org

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian joined current and former law enforcement leaders for a Capitol Hill briefing Wednesday, September 17, on the importance of restoring Pell Grants and expanding other higher education opportunities for incarcerated students.

Roadwork is scheduled to begin on West Elm St between Old Farm Rd and Canterbury Ln on Friday September 27. This work is to remove and replace a failing drainage pipe. One lane of traffic will be open. Please expect delays and seek alternate routes when possible.

The Massachusetts Senate has voted unanimously (38-0) to ban certain toxic chemical flame retardants from children's products, including toys and nap mats, as well as in upholstered furniture, window dressings, carpeting, and bedding made or sold in the state.