On this edition of HCAM news, we’ll take you to the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce annual holiday party, The Hopkinton Hillers winter sports season is underway and I talked with seniors on the Hopkinton football team as they wrapped up their season, but first some happenings in Hopkinton, you should know about.
-On Thursday (12/22) Hopkinton Hillers Girls Basketball defeated Norton at Home 64-37. The Hillers improved to 3 and 1 on the season while Norton fell to 0 and 3. Ivy Gogolin racked up a double-double scoring 11 points and racking up 10 rebounds. Mikayla Pucci also doubled up scoring 13 and pulling down 10 rebounds. The Hillers girls next play Wednesday (12/28) on the road versus Coyle & Cassidy.
According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton last week was 54.3 degrees, the lowest was 2.9 Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 28.3 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 71.2%, the peak was 97% while the lowest was 24%. Wind Speed averaged 1.6 MPH, while reaching a high of 9 MPH. Precipitation accumulated 1.19 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.
Button Cell Battery Collection
Bring your used Button Cell batteries to the Hopkinton Senior Center to be recycled.
Hopkinton Senior Center
28 Mayhew Street
Monday -Thursday 8:30 – 4 pm
Friday 8:30 – 2 pm
All proceeds to benefit Health programs at the Senior Center.
Additional Drop Box Locations: Town Hall, Woodville Post Office, Hopkinton Post Office, St. Johns Church, and St. Paul’s Church
Button Cell Battery Collection
Bring your used Button Cell batteries to the Hopkinton Senior Center to be recycled.
Hopkinton Senior Center
28 Mayhew Street
Monday -Thursday 8:30 – 4 pm
Friday 8:30 – 2 pm
All proceeds to benefit Health programs at the Senior Center.
Additional Drop Box Locations: Town Hall, Woodville Post Office, Hopkinton Post Office, St. Johns Church, and St. Paul’s Church
- Hopkinton Hillers Boys Hockey defeated Holliston 4-2. The Hillers scored 3 goals in the 1st period. JH Vokey scored with 14:04 left assisted by Owen Delaney and Matt Lindquist. Hunter Temple scored 24 seconds later with 13:40 left assisted by Tommy Hamblet and JH Vokey and Will Pickens scored with 6:51 left assisted by Jack Sloan. Hillers led 3-0 heading into the 2nd period but Holliston scored 2 quick goals of their own in the period at 9:01 and 4:30 left to cut the lead to 3-2.
- On Tuesday (12/20) Hopkinton Hillers Boys Basketball fell to 2-1 on the season as they lost to Medfield (2-0) on the road 54-31.
- On Tuesday (12/20) Hopkinton Hillers Girls Basketball hosted Medfield and went down to the wire. Medfield took the back and forth contest 49-46. The Hillers girls are now 2-1 on the season, Medfield is 3-0.
-On Tuesday (12/20) Hillers Boys and Girls Swimming both improved to 3 and 0 on the season with wins over Westwood!
The Hopkinton Permanent Firefighters Local 3772 is selling fire department duty style T-shirts. The start of the Boston Marathon, Team Hoyt, and Boston Strong are highlighted features on these one of a kind T-shirts.
All proceeds will be donated to local community organizations.
Order your shirts today! Pre-sale orders will be placed February 14, 2017 with arrival March 2017
Wednesday, January 11, 7 pm
To be held at the Senior Center
Registration requested: contact 508-497-9777 or hopkintonlibrary@hopkintonma.gov
Join us to learn basic organizing techniques from a professional organizer. Marilyn Cruickshank will cover 7 steps to getting organized and reducing the overwhelm we all feel in today's fast paced world. You will leave the presentation ready to tackle your organizing challenges to kick off the new year.
The new HCA Gallery rolls into 2017 with a wildly varied selection of work by area artists – from Lissa Banks’s painting of explosively blossoming parrot tulips to William Moser’s awestruck carving in koa wood of King Lohiau of Hawaii to Jean Cummiskey’s glittering miniature mosaic of Boston Harbor.
