Each year, the Hopkinton Schools prepare an overview of the Hopkinton Public Schools budget for the public in advance of Annual Town Meeting. The FY 13 "Budget Book" is now available for review on the district's homepage. http://hopkinton.schoolwires.net/cms/lib4/MA01001785/Centricity/shared/school%20committee/budget/fy13/FY13BudgetBooklet.pdf">Click Here to Review.
On Wednesday, April 25, the Women's Club held its annual "Meet the Candidates Night" in the HCAM Studio. The program was broadcast live and is now available on the HCAM webiste for viewing.
Check it out and make sure you're an informed voter on election day, Monday, May 21, 2012.
The Hiller Varsity Baseball team improved to 5-2 (5-2 TVL) with a 6-2 win at home over Medway on Friday, April 27. Senior righty Jake Haroian earned the win, striking out 12 in 6 innings of work. Connor Farrell came on in relief and held the Mustangs scoreless in the seventh to finish off the win. Senior first baseman Tim Moberg led the offense with a double, home run, and 3 RBI, while Senior co-captain and centerfielder Alex Hulme added two hits and scored two runs.
The Hiller Varsity Baseball team improved to 5-2 (5-2 TVL) with a 6-2 win at home over Medway on Friday, April 27. Senior righty Jake Haroian earned the win, striking out 12 in 6 innings of work. Connor Farrell came on in relief and held the Mustangs scoreless in the seventh to finish off the win. Senior first baseman Tim Moberg led the offense with a double, home run, and 3 RBI, while Senior co-captain and centerfielder Alex Hulme added two hits and scored two runs.
In a public notice posted on the town website, John Westerling, Director of Public Works, has declared a Mandatory State of Water Conservation effective May 1, 2012 through September 30, 2012 for all customers connected to the municipal water system.
As stated in the notice, this mandatory action is required by the Department of Environmental Protection's Final Water Management Act Permit and by Hopkinton's Town By-Laws.
Governor Deval Patrick has signed an executive order establishing the Commonwealth’s Council for Innovation, continuing the Administration’s ongoing efforts to change the way government does business, while achieving savings for taxpayers. The council will advise Governor Patrick on the best opportunities to improve government efficiency and use technology to streamline delivery of services to people, businesses and local governments.
On Tuesday, May 1, 2012, the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce will present its annual "State of the Town". This program will prove to be an informative lead up to Hopkinton’s Annual Town Meeting set to begin on Tuesday, May 7, 2012. If you are interested in the state of Hopkinton’s fiscal affairs you won’t want to miss this event. You will leave with a clear understanding of Hopkinton’s current fiscal situation, as well as upcoming challenges and opportunities that will have an impact on our future.
Presenters will include:
Price Chopper is opening a hiring center to build staff for their newest store in Hopkinton, and is looking to hire approximately 200 part-time teammates.
Price Chopper, with 129 stores in six states and 23,000+ team members, is looking for enthusiastic, qualified individuals to join the team and to build a lasting career with a family in business.
Price Chopper offers an excellent compensation and benefit package that includes healthcare, dental, vision, long/short term disability, life insurance, tuition reimbursement, profit sharing, pension and a company-matched 401(k) program.
Price Chopper is opening a hiring center to build staff for their newest store in Hopkinton, and is looking to hire approximately 200 part-time teammates.
Price Chopper, with 129 stores in six states and 23,000+ team members, is looking for enthusiastic, qualified individuals to join the team and to build a lasting career with a family in business.
Hopkinton boys track defeat Bellingham 77 to 59. Hopkinton goes to 4-2 on the season. For a complete list of results, see the spreadsheet attached below.
