David Solet and incumbent Marian Ryan are offering Middlesex County Democratic (and Unenrolled) voters different approaches to public safety, prosecution, and criminal justice in the September 1 primary for district attorney. Candidates’ Priorities Solet is a former...
Tuesday, August 4, Select Board meeting: the board adopted a revised Common Victualler license policy. It also raised two town fees and scheduled the fall Special Town Meeting for Monday, Oct. 26. The board also accepted a new town roadway and cleared a parcel near...
To the Editor: This is a call to protect liberty and privacy in Hopkinton. Liberty is freedom of choice. That concept is foundational to our country. Every American is endowed with the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The freedom to choose our...
During the April 7, 2026 Hopkinton Select Board meeting, survivors of sexual assault criticized town leadership’s inaction on complaints. Attendees urged accountability and proposed reforms amidst emotional testimonies regarding ongoing trauma.
A joint meeting between Hopkinton’s School Committee and Select Board revealed differing views on approving a $1.8 million paving project without a Town Meeting vote, raising governance concerns and establishing precedents.
Kennealy and Shortsleeve Pitch Economic Relief and Government Reform at Hopkinton GOP Forum. HOPKINTON — Two Republican candidates for governor brought their campaigns to the Hopkinton Public Library on Saturday, March 14. Two Republican candidates visited Hopkinton...
The Hopkinton Republican Town Committee is hosting a candidates’ forum on March 14 for residents to meet three Republican gubernatorial hopefuls ahead of the April convention. Mike Kennealy, Brian Shortsleeve, and Michael Minogue aim for delegate support to secure a place on the September primary ballot, challenging incumbent Gov. Maura Healey in November.
The Hopkinton Select Board’s February 3, 2026 meeting addressed budgetary challenges, tax refund delays, and license disputes. Union representatives expressed concerns over W-2 issues affecting nearly 100 town employees. Tensions arose over holiday lights funding and public safety compliance. The board also discussed plans for the upcoming Saturday Town Meeting and approved several contracts.
Catch up on the Hopkinton Select Board Meeting September 23, addressing crucial issues of licensing and community safety concerns.
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