Hopkinton Police Drug Take-Back Day September 26th, 10am-2pm
The Hopkinton Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public another opportunity to prevent pull abuse or […]
Community, Government, Health
Community
Business, Community
2015 State of the Downtown Forum
Please join the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce on Friday, September 25th at HCAM to hear from on the current “State
Community, Government
Deputy Fire Chief Stephen T. Slaman Receives Accreditation Through the Massachusetts Fire Services Commission
The Massachusetts Fire Service Commission granted accreditation to Deputy Fire Chief Stephen T. Slaman of the Hopkinton Fire Department on
Community
St Paul’s will host annual “blessing of the animals” October 4th
Creatures of all species – including four-legged friends or feathered fowl — are invited to receive a special blessing at
Arts & Entertainment, Community
“Our Town” Celebrates Hopkinton’s 300th Anniversary Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play on Stage at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts
In honor of the town of Hopkinton’s 300th Anniversary, Enter Stage Left Theater (ESL) is bringing Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning
Community
Roadwork will take place in Hopkinton this week
Roadwork is scheduled on the following streets. Work hours will be approximately 7am – 5pm on less otherwise noted. Tuesday
Community
Pond Street will be closed Monday 9am-1pm
The Hopkinton Police would like to advise the community that Pond Street will be closed on Monday September 21st. A
Community
Roadwork Notice in Hopkinton for Friday 9-18-2015
On Friday September 18th contractors will be working on the following roads installing ADA compliant sidewalk ramps. Meserve St at
Community, Government
The Town of Hopkinton seeks a Finance Director/Town Accountant
Under the direction of the Town Manager, the Finance Director provides professional financial planning, management and administration for all Town
Community
MEMA Issues Power Outage Safety Tips
Throughout this hurricane season the Hopkinton Emergency Management Group (HEMG) and the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) urge residents to