Arrests On August 5, Leonirio Bartnik of Seekonk was arrested on charges of: Operating under the influence – liquor Marked lanes violation August 5 Officer Walker helped an 18 wheeler that was stuck on Elm St. A tow was enroute. Caller reported a large black...
Hopkinton Power Choice program is aimed at stabilizing electricity prices through municipal aggregation. Eversource will handle billing and delivery, while the town will select suppliers. Auto-enrollment with an opt-out option is offered. Public comments are invited until September 9, 2024.
Westbound Traffic (Crossing I-495): Turn left (south) to Saddle Hill Road. Slight right to Walker St, then right onto Wood Street (MA-135 West), continue to Fruit Street.
Eastbound Traffic (Crossing I-495): Follow detour to Wood St (MA-135 East). Left onto Walker St, continue on Saddle Hill Rd to Fruit St.
Nicole Levay, Hopkinton’s Assistant Town Clerk since April 2022, resigned on August 9. Known for her role in elections and town meetings, she aided Town Clerk Connor Degan. The town seeks a replacement for her administrative and professional duties, and Degan thanked her for her service and wished her well.
The Hopkinton Police Department has introduced “Operation Sweet Rewards,” giving ice cream vouchers to children observed doing positive acts like showing kindness or community responsibility. The initiative, led by Officer Augusto Diaz, aims to foster positive relationships between officers and youth, and runs until September 3.
July 29 Officer Walker assisted a caller with their flat tire on the side of the highway after AAA said they wouldn’t come. Caller reported there was an owl tangled in fishing line on Spring Ln. Animal Control was contacted. Animal Control reported they...
81 Grove St sold for $675,000 on 7/17/24 2 bed, 2 bath 1,535 sqft ($440 /sqft) Seller(s): James Egan Buyer(s): Madison Dewolfe Seller’s agent: Brian Dacey with RE/MAX Executive Realty 41 North St sold for $900,000 on 7/22/24 4 bed, 2.5 bath 2,142 sqft ($420...
Mental Health Liaison Neha Ninan is a senior at Hopkinton High School (HHS), while Keira Souza is a junior. Both attended a conference in Chicago led by the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) as part of a longstanding collaboration between CADCA and Hopkinton Organizing for Prevention (HOP).
Elaine Lazarus announced state grants for various services in Hopkinton, including climate change, food insecurity, traffic improvements, and public works. Additionally, State Representative James Arena-DeRosa helped secure over $28 million in Chapter 70 funding for local schools and $4.4 million in unrestricted general government aid, emphasizing investments in key societal areas.
In a week of quirky chaos: Diego’s misadventures with odd car-related crimes, Joshua’s mysterious warrant moment, and Dorothy’s boozy resistance warmed things up. Wild tales include a bird in a chimney, child rock-throwing, late-night trail shenanigans, and a fox calling it quits. It’s your town’s reality show!
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