The boys Varsity Hockey Team battled the Westwood Wolverines to a 2-2 tie in Canton. Stephen McCluskey picked up his first goal on a nice rebound shot in front. Eric Guilmette scored the second Hiller goal of the day. Bill Elder was tremendous in the nets, stopping several point blank chances to help preserve the tie.
The boys Varsity Hockey Team battled the Westwood Wolverines to a 2-2 tie in Canton. Stephen McCluskey picked up his first goal on a nice rebound shot in front. Eric Guilmette scored the second Hiller goal of the day. Bill Elder was tremendous in the nets, stopping several point blank chances to help preserve the tie.
On January 28, 2012, the Hopkinton School Committee voted a budget of $34,085,238, which is an increase of $1,127,516, or 3.42%, over the FY12 budget.
The budget includes support for the following concerns highlighted by the community:
Here is a copy of the petition signed by 128 residents and delivered to the School Committee and to Superintendent Jonathan Landman asking for smaller class sizes at Hopkins School.
Here is a copy of the petition signed by 128 residents and delivered to the School Committee and to Superintendent Jonathan Landman asking for smaller class sizes at Hopkins School.
East Main Street was back in business as NStar crews finished the repairs to the power lines and pole that were damaged in a one vehicle collision in the early morning hours.
Local band Take Care announced today that their new album, Somewhere Safe, is now available for download on iTunes. Click Here to go directly to the download page.
Band members say they have been waiting to share this album for over two years and are happy to be able to invite their fans to "crank up your favorite listening device and give it a spin!"
In May 2010, Town Meeting authorized $400,000 for engineering to develop a plan to improve streetscape and infrastructure in our downtown. The Town additionally established the Downtown Initiative Steering Committee (DISC) to advise the Town Manager and provide public input to the BETA Group (the engineers hired to develop the plan) and to assist in facilitating public participation.
The Problem
In May 2010, Town Meeting authorized $400,000 for engineering to develop a plan to improve streetscape and infrastructure in our downtown. The Town additionally established the Downtown Initiative Steering Committee (DISC) to advise the Town Manager and provide public input to the BETA Group (the engineers hired to develop the plan) and to assist in facilitating public participation.
The Problem
A regional forum to discuss the recently passed Gaming Legislation will take place tonight, Thursday, January 26th, at the Adams Middle School Auditorium, 323 Woodland Street, in Holliston. The event begins at 7:30PM. The discussion will outline the legislation and the options for surrounding communities impacted by the new law. In addition to Senator Karen Spilka and Representative Carolyn Dykema, members of the Board of Selectmen from several surrounding towns are expected to attend.
The agenda will consist of the following:
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
