Water Refill Stations in Hopkinton: Eco-Friendly Initiatives
The Hopkinton Sustainable Green Committee is installing three new water refill stations to promote hydration and reduce plastic waste.
The Hopkinton Sustainable Green Committee is installing three new water refill stations to promote hydration and reduce plastic waste.
Please be advised that the Water and Sewer Department will be operating the water system for work related to the Charleswood School Project beginning tomorrow at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, May 13th, through Friday, May 15th. During this time, residents in the Hayden...
Hopkinton is inviting residents to participate in a public survey for the 2026 Charter Review, aiming to gather feedback on local government operations and ensure the Charter meets community needs.
On May 8, 2026, state officials declared a Level 2 Significant Drought in Central Massachusetts, including Hopkinton, due to nearly two years of low precipitation. Residents are urged to minimize water use and follow local restrictions. The situation threatens groundwater, vegetation, and fish migration, requiring sustained rainfall for recovery.
Hopkinton’s Annual Town Meeting occurs at 9 A.M. to discuss budget and bylaw changes, allowing voter participation.
Great Golf | Great Fun | Great Food | Great Cause | What’s Not to LOVE? When: Jun 2, 2026 Where: Marlborough Country Club 200 Concord Road Marlborough, MA 01752 Proper Golf Attire Required Event Schedule: 8:00 A.M.– Breakfast 9:00 A.M.– Shotgun...
Join authors Paula Roberts and Brett Peruzzi this Sunday at the Hopkinton Historical Society for an inspiring talk on their book, “Redemption: A Family’s Journey to Justice,” exploring a family’s transformative history.
Chief Joseph Bennett will retire from the Hopkinton Police Department on June 30 after 35 years. His tenure faced criticism for understaffing and leadership issues, prompting a search for new leadership.
The Massachusetts Senate passed the FARM Bill to support local farms, enhance fresh food access, and ensure agricultural resilience against federal cuts and climate challenges, benefiting families and the economy.
Hopkinton enforces a Level 3 drought, banning non-essential outdoor water use, while Well #6 undergoes maintenance. Cooperation is essential.