Support Live4Evan: Fundraising for Pediatric Cardiac Care
Elizabeth Roche, a Hopkinton native, will run the Boston Marathon on April 21, 2026, supporting Live4Evan, which provides housing for families seeking pediatric cardiac care in Boston.
Elizabeth Roche, a Hopkinton native, will run the Boston Marathon on April 21, 2026, supporting Live4Evan, which provides housing for families seeking pediatric cardiac care in Boston.
Hopkinton police addressed various incidents, including motor vehicle accidents, a hit-and-run, identity theft, animal control issues, and controlled traffic congestion, while making one arrest on outstanding warrants.
Legacy as Responsibility As the Boston Marathon approaches its 130th anniversary, Dave McGillivray does not define legacy by ownership. He defines it by responsibility. “This will be my 54th year running the race,” he said. “I’ve been involved in it almost half the...
Orion spacecraft with Artemis II crew descends for Pacific splashdown.
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.
Domino, a standard black poodle, lives a double life as a family dog by day and a charismatic bass player in an 1980s cover band by night, captivating fans with his big hair and charm.
The HopNews editorial board strongly believes that Peg and her phone should be free, emphasizing their commitment to justice and community accountability. While details of the situation are withheld for legal reasons, the board will monitor developments closely. Transparency remains a core value as they advocate for Peg’s case.
Summary Officers covered erratic drivers, hit-and-runs, and alarms. Police resolved incidents swiftly. The 911 callers flagged erratic operators on key roads. Hit-and-run reports surfaced multiple times. One crash caused no injuries. Investigators probed a...
The Hopkinton Center for the Arts emerged from a high school savings account and friendships among theater enthusiasts. Established 20 years ago, it evolved from community plays to a vibrant arts hub.
James Glen Burke, 72, of Hopkinton, passed away unexpectedly. An outdoorsman and devoted family man, he is survived by his wife, siblings, and nephews, and predeceased by his son.