Ann Elizabeth DeLuise (Terry) passed away on April 21, 2026, at 91. A devoted daughter, sister, and friend, she lived a remarkable life, graduating from Framingham High School and Wellesley College. Ann enjoyed a meaningful career at the United Nations and cherished time with her late husband, Nicholas. She is survived by family and many friends.
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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.
Every Patriots’ Day, Hopkinton couple Connie Wright and Dan Murphy welcome marathon runners into their home, continuing a decade-old tradition. This year, they hosted 40 international athletes, providing coffee and snacks before shuttle rides to the race. Their hospitality has become a cherished part of the Boston Marathon experience for many.
Turtles basking on a log face the same direction not due to coordination, but because they independently seek optimal sun exposure for warmth, digestion, and egg development, influenced by physics and environmental factors.
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.
Miley, a retired twelve-year-old Doggie Detective, enjoys napping and walking while guarding her home. She playfully barks at Amazon drivers and occasionally consults on cases, all while looking fabulous.
Jean C. Scarlata, 97, passed away on April 12, 2026. A dedicated public servant and beloved family member, she inspired many through her zest for life and cherished relationships.
Resident Vikasith Pratty supports Article 38 for Auciello Drive’s acceptance, emphasizing its importance for long-term stability, clarity, and consistency in maintenance and service delivery for the community.
Bob Hall, a pioneering wheelchair racer and cherished friend, passed away on April 12, 2026. He significantly contributed to wheelchair racing and inspired many throughout his life.
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