Hopkinton families will have another chance to gather, play, and connect when Family Day returns Saturday, Sept. 19. Friends of Hopkinton will host the event at the Hopkinton High School athletic fields. Activities will run from 3 to 7 p.m. Fireworks are expected...
To the Editor: As Maci Ober of HopNews has reported, Hopkinton High School is building clearer rules and AI literacy around responsible use. Massachusetts is also funding paid AI internships for 400 public high school students, pairing students with industry mentors...
From the Editor, HopNews Yevgeniy (Yev) Galper is building more than a state-of-the-art athletic facility in Hopkinton. He is building a community. HopNews recently visited Yev's Open Play Pickleball and Padel Club, and his vision is taking shape. The utilities are...
Recently, Thanks To Yanks delivered a large supply of food and personal hygiene items. These items were given to the Veterans Association of Bristol County (Fall River). Thanks To Yanks is thrilled to continue its mission of serving those who have served in the...
Thanks to Yanks, a local non-profit charity, teamed up with The Doubletree Hotel Milford to collect items in support of military families, including veterans and those currently deployed. The hotel also made a generous financial donation. "We are thrilled and honored...
The U.S. Commerce Department ordered Anthropic to cut off foreign access to its two most advanced artificial intelligence models last week, forcing the company to shut both systems down worldwide within days of their public release.
The boat ramp is reserved for Hopkinton residents during the summer, and Dana apparently believed the man was not a local. Video evidence shows Dana slapping the 21-year-old, then both ended up in the water. Allegedly, Dana held the younger man’s head underwater until bystanders pulled him off.
The era of AI-powered humanoid robots is no longer something that will happen in the future. It is being built right now — and the timeline is moving faster than most predicted.
Before joining GRLA, Emily served as Business Development Manager for BALA Consulting Engineers in Boston, where she led business development efforts throughout New England and collaborated closely with technical teams, proposal development, and client engagement initiatives.
The Hiller Mentoring Program was introduced last year to strengthen connections across the Hopkinton school community, enabling high school students to serve as mentors to Marathon Elementary students.
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