This week in our chaotic neighborhood: hit and runs are aplenty, rogue piles of dirt halting transportation & sneaky individuals approach homes akin to bad ninjas on camera. We've been spooked with friendly "BOOed" notes and surprise candy. Random items uncovered include a bike, medication, and a money jar (no treasure map, sadly). Erratic drivers continue to charm us while cheeky kids takeover lobbies. Last, but not least, we see mysterious swans and stolen packages making Hopkinton a peculiar sitcom episode.

A woman is confused for a man, a 911 caller battles with a leech, and a blast at the LNG plant sends the Fire Department responding.

Friends of Whitehall are hosting their annual fall trail cleanup on Saturday, October 21. All are welcome.

Artist Theresa Marie Buck opens her restoring and renewing art show on October 27...

The most expensive house this week sold for $1,065,000 on Primrose Circle with several...

The Hopkinton Public Library with be hosting a read-in at the Town Common on Thursday, October 5 from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm.

Some days with many incidents and others with none, this week there were multiple...

PolyArts Festival will be held on Saturday, September 9, 10 am – 4 pm...

The Parks and Recreation Department and Hopkinton Health Department are announcing the end of...

Several motor vehicle accidents, and a small dog perishes after a coyote attack.

The Hopkinton Community Preservation Committee Accepting Applications for project ideas.

Hopkinton Project 351 will hold a 9/11 Tribute Service with a stone garden and a moment of silence at Hopkinton High School to honor and remember everyone lost during the attacks on September 11, 2001.