Capital Improvements Committee Vacancy Notice
The Town of Hopkinton seeks residents who are interested in serving on the Capital Improvement Committee. The Capital Improvement Committee […]
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Chamber of Commerce Supports Downtown Corridor Project
The Chamber of Commerce submitted an endoresement of the Downtown Corridor project. Read the letter sent to the Town Manager
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Sheriff Koutoujian announces return of Citizens Academy for residents with developmental disabilities
BELMONT, Mass. – Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian announced today that his office will be hosting two upcoming sessions of the
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Middlesex Sheriff’s Office to offer free R.A.D. program January 8-10
Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian announced Friday that the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office will host three nights of a women’s basic self-defense
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Local Police Officer Completes First Line Supervisor Training at Roger Williams University
BRISTOL, R.I., December 8, 2017- The Justice System Training and Research Institute at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I., in
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Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Welcomes 34 New Corrections Officers
LOWELL, Mass. – Thirty-four new corrections officers joined the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office when they graduated from its 41st Basic Training
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Video: Planning Board Receives Update on Downtown Corridor Project
At the Planning Board Meeting on Monday November 27th, the Board received an update on the downtown corridor project proposal.
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Video: Planning Board Discusses 147 Lumber Street Plan
At this past weeks planning board meeting in addition to a public hering regarding whisper ridge and 143 spring street,
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Senate Votes to Expand Contraceptive Mandate
BOSTON – Today, the Massachusetts Senate voted to enact H.4009, An Act advancing contraceptive coverage and economic security in our
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Public Notice: Possible Water Discoloration due to Hydrant re-location
Please be advised that due to a fire hydrant re-location by the contractors installing drainage and sidewalks on East Main