Hopkinton Youth and Family Services December 2022 Newsletter
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Middlesex Sheriff’s Office (MSO) staff and volunteers recently gathered in Lowell to wrap gifts for children of individuals incarcerated at
Attached please find the Main Street Corridor Construction Advisory for the week of December 19th – December 22nd. A link
Acting Chief Ed Burman is pleased to share that the Wayland Police Department and its local law enforcement partners held
Legislation would recognize child care costs as a valid campaign expense The Massachusetts State Senate on Thursday passed legislation that
The report details the Task Force’s findings on establishing a Baby Bonds program in the state The Massachusetts Baby Bonds
The elementary school building committee pondered the proposals for the Elmwood School Project and took a vote on what proposals
Chief William Miller and the Hopkinton Fire Department would like to share important fire prevention tips for community members to
Town Manager Norman Khumalo and Department of Public Works Director John Westerling are pleased to announce that the Town of
Information Session to be Held in January, Office Hours to be Scheduled to Encourage Public Input Town Manager Norman Khumalo