The Hopkinton police are requesting help to identify a vehicle responsible for considerable damage on the Hopkinton Country Club golf course at 5:00 PM today. The vehicle nearly hit several golfers. Individuals with any information should contact the police at (508) 497-3401.

Gary Trendel, Chair of Hopkinton Planning Board, supports Article 39 of the MBTA Communities Zoning Bylaw, promoting strategic housing development while ensuring compliance with state laws and minimizing local disruption. Despite being unavailable for the 2024 Annual Town Meeting due to a business trip, he emphasizes the importance of voting 'YES' to maintain control over local development and prevent potential lawsuits and financial penalties from the state. His outlined zones highlight efforts to align housing growth with legal requirements and local infrastructure capacities, essentially safeguarding Hopkinton's future.

Candidate for Select Board endorses his fellow candidate Brian Herr.

Sarah Brophy from Hopkinton urges townspeople to vote NO on Article 33 regarding Municipal Parking, as she questions the due diligence and appropriateness of the proposed location. Despite officials deeming it fiscally responsible, past defeats and lack of research raise concerns about feasibility and safety. Brophy emphasizes fiscal restraint amid soaring taxes and budget deficits.

Ms. Mitchell, an abutter to the proposed downtown parking lot, questions the town's math, and why the article is being reconsidered after failing my a large majority just 5 years ago.

Every May 2nd, fans celebrate National Harry Potter Day. In Hopkinton, a local house features a Harry Potter-themed playroom designed by Chenoa Lyons, enhancing the magical experience for her children with details like Hogwarts banners, wands, and a potion station.

Dr. Jeremiah O’Brien Young passed peacefully on April 21, 2024, at 87, in Milford, MA. A former surgeon at Framingham Union Hospital, Dr. Young was also a military surgeon in Vietnam. He leaves behind a loving family and a legacy of medical innovation and community service. Memorial contributions can be made to the Boston Paulist Center or Doctors Without Borders. Calling hours are scheduled for May 3rd, with a Mass following on May 4th.

Nancy Carolyn Bailey, 87, of Hopkinton, passed away peacefully at her home on April...

The four candidates for Select Board participated in a moderated debate on April 28.

On April 30, Ryan Sweatt was arraigned at Framingham District Courthouse for the murder of Destini Decoff in Milford, with his bail request denied. Post-hearing, a fight erupted among family members, requiring police intervention. Relatives of the deceased later addressed the media, visibly shaken and injured from the altercation.

Recent real estate transactions have seen robust activity, with properties selling for high values. Notably, 28 Whalen Rd topped the list, fetching $1.842 million, followed closely by 25 Whalen Rd at $1.826 million. Additionally, 9 Wayside Dr and 52 Weston Ln sold for $1 million and $884,000 respectively, highlighting a vibrant market. The sales involved notable realty agents and both corporate and individual buyers and sellers.

This week in Smalltown Mayhem: Two misguided motorists bagged for bad behavior, a suspect set shrubbery ablaze, and an overzealous DoorDash driver dazzles with dodgy driving. Plus, a vanishing Boxer named Eevie seeks freedom in the forest and locals dial 911 more than a teenager texts - for everything from unearthly odors to existential crises over lost boat keys.