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Editorial: Supporting Ed McGrath and Janet Leombruno for Republican State Committee

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

I recently read a letter to the editor which asked "What should I think about Ed McGrath?" One should start with the simple fact that Governor Baker wholeheartedly endorsed Mr. McGrath and supports him 100%. Ed McGrath has recruited and worked with dozens of candidates for legislative and state-wide office including: Mary Z. Connaughton, Jon Fetherson, and Doug Grindle. Ed served as pro bono counsel for the Massachusetts GOP, oversaw re-count elections, and ran the regional volunteer call center for candidates up and down the ballot.

Be Refreshed – Build Meaningful Relationships that Thrive

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

Be Refreshed is a seminar for women on Sunday, February 28 from 6:30-8:30 PM which includes dessert followed by an engaging presentation.

Be Refreshed – Build Meaningful Relationships that Thrive

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

Be Refreshed is a seminar for women on Sunday, February 28 from 6:30-8:30 PM which includes dessert followed by an engaging presentation.

Ralph Adams Cram II, 74

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

Ralph Adams Cram II, 74, of Hopkinton, passed away Monday, February 8, 2016. Born in Concord, he was the son of the late Ann (Heath) and Ralph Wentworth Cram and was the grandson of Ralph Adams Cram (his namesake), and Elizabeth Strudwick. He was the husband of Sandra (Tremblay) Cram of Hopkinton.

Deb Holbrook Announces Candidacy for Town Clerk

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

My name is Deb Holbrook, and I am pleased to announce that I am running for the office of Hopkinton Town Clerk!

Being a resident of Hopkinton since 2007, I have served the town in various ways as a volunteer for the Board of Health, the Hopkinton Veteran’s Celebration Committee, Baypath Humane Society, and the Hopkinton Women’s Club, to name a few.

Get to Know Our Muslim Neighbor, Building Bridges of Community 2/18

By contributor,
10 February, 2016

Please come get to know our Muslim neighbors from the Islamic Masumeen Center of New England in Hopkinton.
Muslims are an important part of the social fabric and melting pot of cultures within America.

Join us in the lower lever meeting room at the Hopkinton Town Hall in a dialogue for better understanding and building bridges as a community, with an opportunity meet the local leadership of Islamic Masumeen Center of New England, ask questions, learn about their mosque, cultures, and beliefs at this informal social hour.

Anne Carver selected as next Elmwood Elementary School Principal

By Tom Nappi, News Director
9 February, 2016

Hopkinton Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Cathy MacLeod announced that current Elmwood Interim Principal, Anne Carver has accepted the Principal Position permanently. Carver has filled the role since David Ljungberg left to take a position in the School administration office in September. You can view the official announcement below.

Anne Carver selected as next Elmwood Elementary School Principal

By Tom Nappi, News Director
9 February, 2016

Articles Now Being Accepted for Town Meeting

By contributor,
9 February, 2016

Hopkinton’s 2016 Annual Town Meeting will commence Monday, May 2, 2016. Please be advised that you can now submit articles to the Board of Selectmen/Town Manager's office. Per the Town Charter, the warrant period will close on March 2, 2016. Draft article wording should be submitted to the Selectmen’s Office or by email to mglynn@hopkintonma.gov for review of legal language by Town Counsel. Petition papers may be obtained and submitted at the Town Clerk's office during normal business hours.

Community Invited to meet Assistant Superintendent Finalist

By contributor,
9 February, 2016

A finalist for the position of Hopkinton Public Schools’ Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction, and Professional Development has been selected.

Dr. Carol Cavanaugh: Dr. Cavanaugh holds a Ph.D. in Middle and High School Literacy Strategies from Lesley University, as well as a Master of Arts in Teaching from Boston University. Her undergraduate degree was in English, and was also awarded from Boston University.