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Honoring the Patriots on Patriots’ Day: Hopkinton Marathon Committee to Recognize Four Veterans at Start of 120th Boston Marathon

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The Hopkinton Marathon Committee will honor four veterans at the start of the 120th Boston Marathon on Patriots’ Day, April 20, 2016. Three of the veterans, Ron Clark, Ron Remillard, and Len Robbins, served in the Army in Vietnam, while Naval aviator Ben Palleiko was stationed on the USS Kitty Hawk in the Western Pacific and Persian Gulf. All Hopkinton residents, the veterans will be honored at the starter’s platform.

Hopkinton Republican Town Committee Caucus Nominates Experienced Candidates

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In the Hopkinton Republican Town Committee Caucus on Friday April 8th, experienced candidates were nominated for town elected positions. Claire Wright was endorsed for Board of Selectmen, Henry Kunicki for Town Clerk, Tom Garabedian for Town Moderator, Eric Sonnett for Parks and Recreation, Nancy Kelleigh for Hopkinton Housing Authority, Philip Cohen for Board of Health and Cliff Kistner for Planning Board.
Sonnett, Kelleigh and Cohen are all running for re-election to their current positions.

6th Annual Friends of Hopkinton Football Golf Outing 2016

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***SAVE THE DATE -- FRIDAY JUNE 24, 2016***

Mark your calendar and kick the summer off at the 2016 Friends of Hopkinton Football Golf Tournament on Friday June 24th at 8:30 a.m. at the Shining Rock Golf Club.
Please join us for golf, BBQ, raffle prizes and good friends - all to support the Hiller Football program!

The registration and sponsor forms are attached.
THANK YOU for your support!

HHS Low Level Threat - 4-11-16

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At 8:18 this morning, April 11th Hopkinton High School received a non-specific bomb threat by “robo” call.  The Crisis Response Team was immediately convened to perform a risk assessment, and it was quickly determined to be a low level threat.   The shelter in place protocol was therefore followed. 

Hopkinton Police Seek Assistance in Preventing Crime

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The Hopkinton Police Department is asking community members to take an active role in helping us prevent crime. Unfortunately, our community has been targeted by organized thieves who target vehicles in parking lots. Aside from these thieves most of the property stolen in town is the result of crimes of opportunity involving unlocked cars and homes. We are asking everyone to partner with us to prevent property crimes.

Don’t make your valuables an easy target!