Arrests On December 15, MJL of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of: Operating under the influence – liquor December 9 Officer Bennett took a report of vandalism at the cemetery. Caller from leasing officer wanted to report a disturbance between a tenant....
LaFreniere stated, “I fully accept this. It’s my fault entirely.” LaFreniere told police that she did not want any special treatment. She will attend tonight’s Select Board meeting, knowing that there will be comments aimed at her during the public forum. She said, “I’ll be judged harshly. Let the chips fall where they may.”
There is a lost rooster in the vicinity of 46 Frankland Road. The bird has been there for a couple of days and the property owner would like to find the rooster’s owner.
On December 16, 1773, 311 years ago today, John Dickman of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, participated in one of the most famous events in American history: the Boston Tea Party. In a demonstration of colonial revolt against British rule, American patriots—some disguised as Mohawk Indians—dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.
Hopkinton Emergency Fund was established in 2017 in conjunction with our Community Partners: Project Just Because, Hopkinton Youth & Family Services, The Hopkinton Senior Center and St. Vincent de Paul. The Fund was started to address the need to support our neighbors with financial support that these Partners could not offer or cover sufficiently.
From high school athletics to community sports leagues, the history of sports in Hopkinton is more than just wins and trophies but a story intertwined with the town’s identity.
The police department addressed a number of concerns shared by residents, including speeding vehicles around schools, icy roads, neighbor disputes, etc. They also helped with lost items, such as a cellphone and a wallet with several credit cards.
In a shocking twist, a group of Hopkinton High students stumbled upon a “swingers party” while searching for lost AirPods. With nearly 100 guests, private security, and color-coded rooms, the event was the talk of the town. Who knew suburban life could be so spicy? Hopkinton’s no longer just about bake sales!
Hopkinton High School (HHS) will celebrate its 100th Thanksgiving Day Football Game and has extended an invitation to all former players and cheerleaders. If you have played in any Thanksgiving Day games before, please join us at midfield for a halftime group photo...
On Tuesday, December 3, Hopkinton’s resident historian Chuck Joseph returns to the stage to present the next in a series of oral histories of our town. This time Joseph and his collaborator, Aubrey Doyle, will speak on an incredibly challenging topic:...
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