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Video: Hopkinton Fire & Police Department Present FY2020 Budget to Selectmen

By Tom Nappi, News Director

On Friday, February 15th, the Board of Selectmen met with various Town Departments to discuss FY 2020 budget. In the below video, Fire Chief, Stephen Slaman and Police Chief, Edward Lee talk about their department budget requests.

The Hopkinton Fire Department budget includes a request for 3 new Full Time Firefighter positions while the Police Department requests a new Sergeant position.

African Dance Workshop Saturday Feb 23rd at HCA

By contributor,

February is Black History month. In recognition, HCA proudly announces the premiere event of our Arts Around the World cultural series.

This Saturday, February 23 at 1 p.m. join us for a super-fun pan-African dance workshop. It's free for students and HCA members, and just $10 for the public.

The series highlights artists and programs that otherwise might not be readily available in MetroWest. As a member of the Hispanic community and the HCA staff, I am particularly eager to open opportunities for people of color to share cultural heritage through the arts.

Video: Hopkinton Hillers Boys Basketball Highlights VS Wayland 2-19-2019

By Tom Nappi, News Director

On Tuesday February 19th. Hopkinton Hillers Boys Basketball had their regular season finale against the Wayland Warriors. Both teams entered the game with 13 wins and 6 losses and were fighting for home-court advantage in the playoffs.

In the 1st quarter, Wayland outscored Hopkinton 19-12. Xander Livingston netted 10 points in the quarter for the Warriors. In the 2nd quarter, Steven Maffiore netted a pair of 3's and Brendan Kelly racked up a couple field goals to help the Hillers outscored Wayland 20-14. Wayland led at the half 33-32.

Friends of Hopkinton Family Karaoke Night was a Success!

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Family Karaoke Night – A good time was had by all at the Feb 2nd Friends of Hopkinton Family Karaoke Night at the Woodville Rod & Gun Club. We had many Karaoke contestants of all ages including a special performance by the Beatles and the Beatle-Ettes. Carl Adams was a wonderful DJ who kept the songs going. Also, there was delicious food provided by TJ’s. Many thanks to our event contributors Scott’s Landscape, McIntyre Loam, Hiller’s Pizza, Hopkinton Marathon Committee, Snappy Dogs, Marathon Pizza, Bill’s Pizza, and Central Public House.

Friends of Hopkinton Family Karaoke Night was a Success!

By contributor,

Family Karaoke Night – A good time was had by all at the Feb 2nd Friends of Hopkinton Family Karaoke Night at the Woodville Rod & Gun Club. We had many Karaoke contestants of all ages including a special performance by the Beatles and the Beatle-Ettes. Carl Adams was a wonderful DJ who kept the songs going. Also, there was delicious food provided by TJ’s. Many thanks to our event contributors Scott’s Landscape, McIntyre Loam, Hiller’s Pizza, Hopkinton Marathon Committee, Snappy Dogs, Marathon Pizza, Bill’s Pizza, and Central Public House.

Single Again Hosts Classic Board Game Night March 8

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Single Again, a new support group for people who, though divorce, death, or other circumstances are single again, will be hosting a Classic Board Game Night at St. Paul’s Episcopal church hall on Friday, March 8 at 6:30 p.m. Come enjoy pizza while playing chess, checkers and backgammon with other singles. The event is free and open to everyone.

Singe Again is not a dating group, and while it is a faith-based ministry of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, it is open to people of all faiths.

Hopkinton Veterans Breakfast on March 1st

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Dear Veterans and Friends:

Hopkinton veterans will gather for breakfast on 1 March 2019, at 0900 hours, at the Senior Center to enjoy hot chow, and warm camaraderie.

Our comrades who passed away during February will be remembered, and the condition of those who are on "Sick Call" will be updated. It is encouraging that several veterans are generous with their time, and visit and/or send cards to our ailing buddies. More of us should do this. Keep up the good work!