May 2012 Town Meeting Recap: Second Night
Beginning with Article 24: High School track Renovation, Hopkinton’s annual Town Meeting entered its second night of voting. The cost […]
Community, Government
Community
Community, Government
Patrick-Murray Administration Publishes First Long-Term Fiscal Policy Framework
In keeping with the Patrick-Murray Administration’s commitment to responsible fiscal management, the Executive Office for Administration and Finance today released
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April 2012 HCAM News Top 5
We’re a few days late, but it’s still time for the top five HCAM News videos and stories for the
Community, Government, Schools
Board of Selectmen and School Committee to Hear Permanent Building Committee’s Presentation on Studies of Existing Conditions in Town and School Buildings
The Board of Selectmen and the School Committee are committed to developing a prioritized plan to address Town and School
Arts & Entertainment, Community
HCA Hosts Spring Arts Festival
The Hopkinton Center for the Arts will be hosting a Spring Arts Festival on Saturday, May 5 from 11:00 –
Community, Schools
State of the Schools 2012 – Now Online
State of the Schools 2012 with Superintendent Jonathan Landman and School Committee Chair Jean Bertschmann is now available for viewing
Community, Schools
Winners Announced in Student Recipe Contest
The winners of the first ever Student Recipe Contest have been named. Nine students, representing three schools, and seven grades,
Community, Government
Lamb Files 1500 Signatures
In a press release dated May 2, Marty Lamb, Republican candidate for State Representative in the Eighth Middlesex District, announced
Community
April 2012 Shoot Photos
What happened in Hopkinton during the month of April? From Kenya Day at Elmwood School, to Celebrating 4 Decades of
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Meet “Dark Tide” Author Stephen Puleo
On Wednesday, May 9 at 7PM, “Dark Tide” author Stephen Puleo will be in Hopkinton for a discussion of his