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Hopkinton Youth and Family Services is hosting its first ever new/used sports equipment event at the Middle School cafeteria on Aug, 6 & 7, 3pm — 7pm.
Hopkinton Youth and Family Services is hosting its first ever new/used sports equipment event at the Middle School cafeteria on Aug, 6 & 7, 3pm — 7pm.
Leopold R. Dirlinger, 77, formerly of Hopkinton, passed away on July 21, 2024. A respiratory therapist, he was an avid stamp and coin collector and enjoyed traveling and cheering for local sports teams. Survived by his son Michael, his wife Summer, and grandchildren, his funeral service is on July 26, 2024.
Milford PD announces that Tim Brennan has been sworn in as an officer.
Town Manager Elaine Lazarus announces that the transformers promised by Eversource will finally be delivered.
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In a 5-4 vote split along party lines, Kyla McSweeney was selected to fill Adam Munroe’s term on the School Committee, defeating Brendan Tedstone. Despite pressure on key members, McSweeney garnered support primarily from the Democratic Town Committee, while some highlighted Tedstone’s negotiation experience. McSweeney will serve until May 2025.
The Hopkinton Select Board received an update on the insufficiently redacted transcript scandal involving a 2004-2005 rape accusation against former Deputy Chief Jay Porter. Despite multiple missed chances to prevent the mistake, the Northwest District Attorney’s Office found it unintentional. Town counsel expressed regret for the oversight’s impact on the victim.
After interviewing each of the four candidates for 45 minutes, followed by a brief discussion, the Select Board (SB) unanimously appointed Elaine Lazarus as the next Town Manager for Hopkinton, pending successful contract negotiations.