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Winged Foot Exhibit goes up on Common

To celebrate the Boston Marathon’s 100th start in Hopkinton, the 26.2 Foundation and HCA host the "Winged Foot" Art Exhibition and Auction, featuring 26 artists. The painted feet on display near the start line are up for auction until April 21 to benefit the 26.2 Foundation and HCA. Artworks reflect personal marathon journeys, local charm, global unity, and the event's significance through creative designs.

Project Just Because Club Announces upcoming Walkathon

The Project Just Because Club at Hopkinton High School is hosting a fundraising Saint Patrick’s Day Walkathon on March 13, from 3-5 p.m. at the HHS Athletic Center. Participants can form teams to walk for donations, with the top fundraisers keeping 20% for a charity of choice. Registration and sponsorship details are available online, with further information obtainable from walkathon coordinators.
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Live to Ride, Ride to Live

At The Garrison, two local men help Veterans and First Responders battle PTSD through recreational and vocational motorcycle programs.

Marathon Bombing Survivor running in 2023 to support Milford Regional MC

On April 15, 2013 a bomb detonated two feet from where Blackburn was standing. This year she's running the Boston Marathon.

Dick Hoyt Memorial “Yes You Can” Run Together running and walking event comes to Hopkinton this May

The Hoyt Family will host the first-ever Dick Hoyt Memorial “Yes You Can” Run Together race in Hopkinton.

Letter to the Editor: I’m Running for Diabetes

Ian Brohm is running the 2023 Boston Marathon to support diabetes treatment.

35 lbs for 26.2 miles. We will Never Forget.

Hopkinton's Kayla McCann will run with Tough Ruck Nation in support of America's fallen heroes.

HHS Students Clean Grills to Support Mental Health Awareness

Hopkinton High Schooler Luke Scanlon is not your “typical” senior.  Like many of his friends...

Letter to the Editor: Thank you to these Local Businesses

The Hopkinton Girls Varsity Hockey team raised $2,201 in a charity game for Ovarian Cancer.

The Super Seven

Seven Hopkinton women train for the Boston Marathon, while balancing a demanding schedule of balancing jobs, life, and kids.

Dignity Matters provides Menstrual Care for Women and Girls in need

The Hopkinton-based nonprofit sees extraordinary rise in demand following the COVID pandemic, now serves more than 15,000 monthly.

Girls Hockey Sticks it to Cancer

HHS Girls Hockey raises money for girlygirl P.A.R.T.S.

Why I’m Running the 2023 Boston Marathon

Ashley Windheuser on running the 2023 Boston Marathon.

Girls’ Night Out!

Hopkinton Women's Club is hosting their winter fundraiser on Monday, February 6 at Central Public House.

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HDTC: “Campaign Materials are not Allowed at the Polling Station” (So Don’t “Flash it Around”)

The Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee shared a flyer on Facebook listing endorsed Democratic candidates for the upcoming election on May 20. They encouraged voters to bring it with them to the polling station, potentially violating Massachusetts laws.

HopNews Announces Classified Ads

HopNews introduces a new Classified Ads section aimed at providing a secure platform for local commerce, distinguishing itself from sites like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist by thoroughly reviewing each ad to combat scams. This service encourages community interaction and local buying and selling activities, offering free listings for most items and nominal fees for high-value transactions like real estate and vehicles. HopNews invites local residents to utilize this service for safer and community-focused transactions.

Follow the Money: Select Board Campaign Donations

On May 13, Hopkinton candidates submitted Campaign Finance Reports. In the Select Board race, Joe Clark led fundraising followed by Kyla McSweeney. The election is set for May 20.

LaGoy: “Please Join me in Supporting Joe Clark and Brian Herr”

Peter LaGoy endorses Joe Clark and Brian Herr for the Select Board in Hopkinton, highlighting their financial acumen and deep roots in the community. Joe embodies a forward-looking approach coupled with valuable historical context, while Brian offers significant financial expertise and a pragmatic character. Their combined capabilities are crucial for steering Hopkinton through future challenges and opportunities. Peter calls for community support for their candidacy on the 20th.
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