The MetroWest Regional Fan Zones will host officially licensed FIFA World Cup public viewing events. Marlborough will host events from June 11 to 13, and Franklin will host events from June 24 to 25.
Photo courtesy of Ed Harrow Wood Street is closed between North Street and Spring Street after a large tree fell, bringing down wires, a transformer, and a telephone pole. Tree crews and Eversource are working to clear the road. Drivers should seek alternate routes or...
Today, May 29th, Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll will join delegates at the Massachusetts Democratic Convention to outline their campaign priorities and vision for Massachusetts.
The Fruit Street bridge will be closed between Huckleberry Road & Saddle Hill Road for full-depth roadway reconstruction:
Beginning: Saturday, June 6th @ 6 A.M.
Completion: Sunday, June 7th @ 6 P.M.
Boston- Representative James Arena-DeRosa of the 8th Middlesex District (which includes Hopkinton) nominated Marine Corps veteran Michael Whalen for the second annual Military Appreciation Day at the State House.
There is a required Flow Test Today on South Street, starting at 8 A.M. Expect temporary discoloration of the water during the test.
The Water Department will perform a REQUIRED hydrant flow test on Tuesday, May 19th at 10:00 P.M. The flow test will take place at 13 Main Street. We anticipate that this flow test will cause discolored water in the test area.
Hopkinton held its Annual Town Election on Monday at Hopkinton Middle School, with roughly 940 ballots cast out of approximately 13,600 registered voters — a turnout of around 8 percent.
This year’s ballot features two contested races: School Committee, where three candidates — Kyla McSweeney, Sandra Irwin, and Sravana Krishna — are vying for two seats, and Board of Health, where incumbent Nasiba Mannan faces challenger Dimitry Zuckerman.
The Hopkinton Sustainable Green Committee is installing three new water refill stations to promote hydration and reduce plastic waste.
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