What Kind of Bird is This?
I saw this bird on my roof. I had to look 3 times — the bird is huge. I have not been able to identify it with the unique coloration.
I saw this bird on my roof. I had to look 3 times — the bird is huge. I have not been able to identify it with the unique coloration.
Last Tuesday, November 12, Hopkinton’s Select Board wrapped up Police Chief Joe Bennett’s mid-year review. The review started back in February but was never officially completed.
After the previous meeting, many criticized both Bennett and the Select Board for a lack of preparedness and a seeming reluctance to answer hard questions.
This topic is highly contentious in Hopkinton, with many residents expressing concerns about its effects on schools, taxes, and the character of the town. However, local officials emphasize that compliance with state law is essentially mandatory. Ignoring or circumventing the zoning bylaw could lead to negative consequences for the town.
Two arrests occurred between November 12 and November 17. Mrs V.A. from Marlborough was arrested for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and failing to stop for police on Nov 15; W.S. from Hopkinton was arrested for speeding and driving under the influence of...
STM will be held Monday, November 18 in the Middle School auditorium at 7:00 p.m. All registered voters are eligible to vote at Town Meeting.
The genesis of Hatherly and Martinez’s initiative was born out of the fact that—while there are numerous local businesses in need of volunteers—it seemed that there wasn’t significant coordination to make sure the two parties can find each other.
Developer Kevin Meehan has pulled plans for a country store and gas station to be sited at the corner of School and West Main Streets in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. At the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting last night, Meehan asked to withdraw the application without prejudice.
Founded in 1977, Baypath Humane Society has always been rooted in Hopkinton, and this campaign will ensure it continues to thrive and serve the community for generations to come.
The HFD undertook a procurement process to dispose of these vehicles, ensuring all fluids were drained so they could be positioned upside down for training before being dismantled and sold for scrap metal.
I vividly recall one of my earliest memories: sitting on a curb in Biloxi, Mississippi, as a three-year-old, watching a military parade. My father’s voice cut through the clamor of the crowd: “Son, the colors are coming! Stand at attention! Place your right hand over your heart.”