Both the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams traveled to Northfield Mt. on Saturday, November 17 to compete at All States.
"Our goal was to get all 7 boys under 20 minutes and we did that," said Coach Fairbanks. "I was predicting we might place 10th, but we got 11th. Still an excellent job!"
For the girls, Shelby Aarden came in ninth for the team and brought home a medal.
To see the full results for Hopkinton, Click Here.
Class of 2013 vs. Class of 2014
Friday November 16th, 7pm at Coach Hughes’ Stadium/Chick Welch Field
Cost: $5 Admission (adults/students)
Open to all members of the Hopkinton Community!
Come on out and support the classes of 2013 and 2014!
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES
Middle School Students & 9th & 10th Graders in Ashland, Framingham, Holliston, Hopkinton & Natick - ome find out about KEEFE REGIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, located at 750 Winter Street, Framingham.
Join us at our Open House & Breakfast
Saturday, November 17, 2012 • 8:30 am – 11:00 am
To contact Admissions, call: (508) 416-2270
On Friday, November 16th, the public is invited to attend the 26th Annual Harvest Supper sponsored by the Hopkinton Historical Society. The menu features ham and beans, roast turkey, salad, and homemade pies and desserts. There will be a cash bar serving beer, wine, and soft drinks. Along with dinner, you may bid on silent auction items and services donated by local businesses. All proceeds benefit the Hopkinton Historical Society, a local charitable organization dedicated to preserving historical Town records and celebrating the town’s history.
Selectmen voted unanimously at the November 13th meeting, to approve the town’s remote participation meeting bylaw which will allow board and committee members to phone-in to meetings that they cannot attend in person.
While the vote was unanimous, Chairman Ben Palleiko said he was voting for it, but while “grinding his teeth” and wondered whether it was solving a problem that didn’t exist.
“I want to like this, “said Palleiko, “I just don’t – I don’t know what the benefit is.”
Selectmen voted unanimously at the November 13th meeting, to approve the town’s remote participation meeting bylaw which will allow board and committee members to phone-in to meetings that they cannot attend in person.
While the vote was unanimous, Chairman Ben Palleiko said he was voting for it, but while “grinding his teeth” and wondered whether it was solving a problem that didn’t exist.
“I want to like this, “said Palleiko, “I just don’t – I don’t know what the benefit is.”
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development today reported that the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ preliminary October 2012 estimates show Massachusetts added 7,900 jobs over the month, for a total of 3,255,100 jobs. The October job gain follows a revised gain of 2,700 jobs in September.
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development today reported that the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ preliminary October 2012 estimates show Massachusetts added 7,900 jobs over the month, for a total of 3,255,100 jobs. The October job gain follows a revised gain of 2,700 jobs in September.
Are you ready for Special Town Meeting? Do you have questions about the Elmwood School Roof project? The Hopkinton Public Schools will present an informational public meeting regarding the Elmwood School roof on November 20, 2012 at 7:00 PM in the Elmwood School Library. There will be a short presentation followed by a question and answer session.
Remember, Special Town Meeting is Monday, November 26 and the Special Town Election is Monday, December 3, 2012. The Elmwood Roof requires approval at Special Town Meeting and at the ballot
Once again students at Hopkinton High School and the Middle School will be holding their Annual Turkey Drive to benefit families in Metrowest; all
