A couple in Hopkinton lost their home to a kitchen fire, escaping with their dog. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $4,000 to support their recovery and basic needs.
In a letter to the editor, Edwin E Harrow addresses the Select Board’s Executive Session regarding Peter Sismanis, accused of inappropriate behavior at his pizza shop. Harrow questions the Town’s inaction despite a history of assault allegations and criticizes the firing of Tim Brennan for speaking out, while others faced no repercussions.
A late-night fire damaged a home on Hayward Street last weekend, displacing its residents and injuring one firefighter.
HopNews experienced significant technical issues starting Friday, causing the site to go offline unexpectedly. The team opted to restore the site from a stable backup, but faced additional challenges. They are now committed to improving service reliability and appreciate readers’ patience while recovering content lost during the outage.
Hopkinton’s Select Board faced criticism over licensing issues involving a convicted sex offender, discussed drought measures, approved various permits, and received updates on state funding and upcoming projects during their recent meeting.
Everyone knows the shamrocks, the green beer, and the parades. But the story of March 17 runs much deeper and much stranger than most people realize. Here are some of the holiday’s best-kept secrets.
Kennealy and Shortsleeve Pitch Economic Relief and Government Reform at Hopkinton GOP Forum. HOPKINTON — Two Republican candidates for governor brought their campaigns to the Hopkinton Public Library on Saturday, March 14. Two Republican candidates visited...
Hopkinton High School honored 14 senior athletes during its annual D3 Recognition Day, celebrating their commitments to compete in NCAA Division III sports. This tradition acknowledges their dedication to athletics and academics, highlighting the importance of character over scholarships. The ceremony inspires younger students about the rewards of hard work in both sports and academics.
The disparity between attention-grabbing AI demos and crucial yet overlooked data governance issues defines the current AI landscape. While flashy technologies like robot dogs capture interest, sovereign AI systems and data management policies are quietly reshaping global AI strategies. Businesses focusing on solid data practices will thrive amidst evolving regulations.
Hopkinton’s Director of Public Works has extended the Mandatory State of Water Supply Conservation due to a critical drought since August 2025. All outdoor, non-essential water uses are prohibited for users connected to the municipal water system until further notice, ensuring adequate supply. More details are available on the Town’s website.
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