Two Public Hearings Tonight at Planning Board Meeting
Hopkinton’s Planning Board meets tonight beginning at 7:30PM in Room 211 at Town Hall. Included on the agenda are two […]
Community, Government
Government
Community, Government
Rep. Dykema Keynote Speaker at Water Pollution Control Association
Representative Carolyn C. Dykema last week discussed the critical need for modernization and greater investments in water pipes and treatments
Business, Government
Massachusetts Surpasses Pre-Recession Job Levels
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development today announced that Massachusetts has surpassed pre-recession job levels. With revised numbers
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Hopkinton Police Department Public Service Advisory: 2013 Boston Marathon
The 117th running of the Boston Marathon will take place on Monday April 15, 2013. The roads in Hopkinton will
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Presentation to Milford Selectmen Planned for March 18
Casino-Free Milford, a growing movement of Milford citizens concerned about the proposed development of a destination resort casino in town,
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Patrick-Murray Administration Files $3.8B in Bond Authorizations to Support Capital Investment Projects Across the Commonwealth
Governor Deval Patrick today filed a capital supplemental bill and a series of multi-year bond bills that will support the
Government
Special Permits for 203 Pond Street Granted
The Planning Board voted to approve special permits for an Open Space and Landscape Development and Flexible Community Development concept
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CasinoFreeMilford Presentation Tonight
CasinoFreeMilford has announced two upcoming events in March. What Every Resident and Public Official Should Know Presented by: Stephanie Crimmins,
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Repeal the Casino Deal Meeting March 9
On Saturday, March 9, a meeting to organize a statewide ballot question repealing the state’s casino law will take place.
Community, Government
Rep. Dykema Urges Nunes to Engage Communities
In a letter earlier this week, Representative Carolyn Dykema (D-Holliston) called on developer David Nunes to address significant public concerns