February 4 911 caller reported a possible break in in Framingham. The call was transferred. 911 caller reported her car broke down on 495 N. Millbury PD assisted. Officer Buentello responded to a request that an officer meets a woman retrieving her belongings from...
First of all, let me promise that we librarians are just as frustrated by this as you are. I recently waited over a year for the e-audiobook version of Tess of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson. If I had put a hold on a paper copy through the library,...
If you think you would like to open your heart and home to a dog like Frank, Baypath Humane Society has both adoption and fostering opportunities. For potential adopters, Frank and his rescuer are accepting applications to give him the secure and loving home life he deserves. For those not ready for a lifelong commitment, there is a fostering service available so Frank can have a temporary safe space until his forever family is located.
The Select Board conducted Fiscal Year 2026 Budget and Capital Meetings with the heads of the technology services, fire, police, and public safety communications departments at its meeting Feb. 5. “Our goal here is to understand the overall budget for each of the departments and where the concerns might lie,” Select Board Chair Brian Herr said.
The Select Board unanimously voted to promote Sgt. Aaron O’Neil and Sgt. Matthew McNeil to lieutenants of the Hopkinton Police Department at its meeting on Feb. 5. Chief of Police Joseph Bennett recommended the promotions and referred to the vote as a “momentous” day for the town and department. O’Neil’s and McNeil’s promotions reflect their commitment to their work, Bennett said.
Hopkinton, MA, Police Incident Log for February 4, 2025
Ultimately, the Phipps Insurance agency represents more than just a successful business; it’s a legacy of family history and community, ensuring its existence for generations to come.
Marathon patches can be picked up at the Dispatch counter at the police station, which is open 24 hours per day, every day.
There will be three separate raffles throughout the day, each containing a variety of meat products displayed on a table at the restaurant.
Arrests On January 16, HMC of Marlborough was arrested on charges of: Trespassing January 13 911 caller reported his car slid on ice and hit a pole on E Main St. DPW was notified as the light pole was damaged. Caller reported ID fraud. Caller reported he lost his...
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