News Archive

Thursday, September 29 9:15-11:15am and 6:30-8:30p

There will be a panel of speakers discussing different types of words....encouraging words, healing words, and challenging words. These words have power to change our lives and the lives of others around us. It's worth reflecting about how we use these powerful words so we can make a greater impact on others. The panel speakers are Tara Romine, Rachel Jackson, and Patti Stadolnik.

Join MA Volleyball Coach of the Year Margie Grabmeier and the members of the 2014 State Champion Hillers Varsity Volleyball Team for a series of practices and games designed to help you master your volleyball skills. This clinic will run for 4 Saturdays in the fall.

You will improve your bump, set, spike, and overhead serve while learning the basic rules of team volleyball during “match” play!

You will also receive information on area clubs, clinics, and camps for even more opportunities throughout the year.

The Hopkinton Hillers first game of the season Friday September 9th VS Wayland has been moved to Medway High School. The game is a home game for the Hillers but is being moved due to unplayable field conditions.

Wayland and Hopkinton kickoff their seasons at 7pm, Friday September 9th at Medway High School.

Last year the Hillers Girls Volleyball team came off of winning the Division 2 State title and followed up the championship season with a great run. The 2015 Hillers advanced to the semi-finals before losing against a tough Westborough team on the road. Westborough went on last season to lose in the state finals to Notre Dame H.S. 3-1. The Hillers lost a good amount of experienced players to graduation last year but this season feature 2 multi-sport athlete captains and a strong athletic team.

The Hopkinton Fire Department will open their station to the public on October 9th for their Annual Open House. The event at Fire Headquarters will be from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Residents and children will have the opportunity to view demonstrations, learn about fire safety, and tour the station. Refreshments will be provided and Sparky the dog is expected to make an appearance.

On Sunday of this past Labor Day Weekend, the grounds of The Tradesman in Milford was transformed once again into one of the biggest end of the summer, music festival celebrations. Hundreds of people visited the local tavern throughout the day enjoying music from nine local bands including Josh Briggs and Friends, JamBag, SOULidarity, Shanna Jackman & Not In Kansas, Bad Marriage, Tailgates Down, Charity Case, The Abe Froman Project and Tigerlily.