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The Untold Story of Judy Hoyt, Champion of the Disabled

Judy Hoyt was a relentless advocate for people with disabilities. Her work inspired and transformed the lives of thousands of Americans.

Hopkinton Historical Society receives Grant from Mass Humanities

The Hopkinton Historical Society received a $2,000 grant for "Reading Frederick Douglass Together." This event, supported by the Mass Humanities and Mass Cultural Council, will occur on May 18, 2024, featuring volunteer readers and discussions to honor Douglass’s legacy. Volunteers can contact Anne Mattina at hissochopma@gmail.com.

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Watch: Hopkinton down to one Fire Station

Fire Station 2 is in critical condition. The former Woodville Fire Station, which was...

Historical Society to host Holiday Doll Display this Saturday

The Hopkinton Historical Society is proud to announce a holiday doll display this Saturday,...

HopNews Founder Bob Falcione Retires

On December 2, 2022 the founder and owner of HopNews, Robert (Bob) Falcione, retired.

Repairs made on Whitehall Brook Dam

A hoisting engineer and laborer from Stockbridge Construction Company were performing repairs this week...

Hopkinton Veterans gather for Breakfast

Seated left to right are: Gordon Winston, US Air Force, displaying a "Mustang" fighter...

Gone but not forgotten

Mike Whelan has been doing a lot of work on the Wilson Street cemetery....

Remembering Joseph Pyne

Veterans gathered around the gallery photo of Joseph Pyne, whose family sponsored the Vets Breakfast on 1...

St. Paul’s Historic Document Installed

A recently restored historic document declaring the consecration of the St. Paul’s building in...

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Election Day 2024: What You Need to Know

May 20, 2024 is election day in Hopkinton. Polls are open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Here's a crash course on what you need to know to cast your vote.

Choosing the Next Select Board Chair

Hopkinton's upcoming election will significantly impact its Select Board with the voting in of two new members followed by a restructuring to elect a new chairperson and vice-chair. While every member holds equal voting power, the chair bears more responsibilities, including agenda setting with the Town Manager and generally serving as the board's spokesperson. Current Vice Chair Shahidul Mannan seeks the chairmanship, supported largely by party loyalists. Outcomes heavily depend on election results, with different scenarios predicting either Mannan or former chair Bryan Herr could prevail, influenced by the loyalties and previous actions of the board members.

LTE: Why I Endorse Herr and Clark

Dear Editor, I am pleased to endorse Brian Herr and Joe Clark for the upcoming...

Bill Thomas, Jr. passes at 81

William “Bill” Thomas of Ft. Meyers, FL, formerly of Hopkinton, MA passed away surrounded...