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Hopkinton Police Incident Log for February 17 – 22, 2026
Police handled multiple calls for service involving traffic incidents, public safety concerns, and complaints.
Hopkinton Police Incident Log for February 17 – 22, 2026
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Golden Sweep in Milan
Golden Sweep in Milan
The U.S. Hockey team’s remarkable performances in Milan, with both women’s and men’s teams achieving back-to-back golds against Canada, transformed American hockey’s identity. Historic victories featured clutch performances, breaking records, and a strong sense of camaraderie. This success not only uplifted American hockey but inspired future generations of players as well.
The Umbrella Stage Presents To Kill a Mockingbird: A New Stage Adaptation
The Umbrella Stage Presents To Kill a Mockingbird: A New Stage Adaptation
Scott Edmiston directs an 18-member cast with Barlow Adamson as Atticus Finch and Amelia Broome as Jean Louise Finch. Composer/cellist Valerie Thompson creates a newlive musical landscape. Performances Feb 27- March 22, 2026 / More information here. CONCORD, Mass....
Update – Motyka Funeral Mass now planned for Wednesday, Feb 25
Update – Motyka Funeral Mass now planned for Wednesday, Feb 25
Walter Steven Motyka, 85, passed away on February 16, 2026, in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts. Born in 1940, he enjoyed a 62-year marriage to Sandra, raised a son, and dedicated his life to family and community. A veteran and accomplished engineer, he contributed to significant projects and cherished global travels with his wife. He is survived by his family and friends.
Thank You to the Hopkinton Fire Department
Thank You to the Hopkinton Fire Department
The Pyne family expresses deep gratitude to the Honor Guards for their presence and support at their father’s wake and funeral. Their professionalism and respect provided comfort during a tough time, honoring his legacy. Special thanks are given to the Hopkinton Firefighters Local 3772 and Scott Jurasek for their contributions.
Hopkinton Police Log for February 9 – 15, 2025
Hopkinton Police Log for February 9 – 15, 2025
Hopkinton Police dealt with various incidents from February 9 to 16, including an OUI arrest, traffic issues, and infrastructure problems. Community concerns included reports of lost pets, road rage, suspicious behavior, threats at a wrestling event, and assistance requests. Officers also responded to fraud reports, a stolen firearm, and a water main break.
RTC selects delegates for the upcoming MA GOP State Convention
RTC selects delegates for the upcoming MA GOP State Convention
The Hopkinton Republican Town Committee held a caucus on February 7 to select 20 delegates for the 2026 Massachusetts Republican State Convention. The convention, scheduled for April 25, will determine candidates for statewide offices. Notable candidates include Mike Minogue, Brian Shortsleeve, and Mike Kennealy, each emphasizing their leadership experience.
Hopkinton Real Estate Sales for January 2026
Hopkinton Real Estate Sales for January 2026
In January 2026, several properties were sold, including 208 Wood Street for $540,000, 4 Waterville Lane for $1,049,000, and 25 Glen Road for $1,550,000. Notable transactions included a 5-bedroom house on Oak Street selling for $1,712,000. Each transaction involved various real estate agents from different firms.
Massachusetts Boosts Car Buyer Protections with New Lemon Law
Massachusetts Boosts Car Buyer Protections with New Lemon Law
The Massachusetts Senate has passed legislation to enhance consumer rights for car purchases, modernizing the Lemon Law and extending used vehicle warranties by 50,000 miles. The bill allows a seven-day period to void a sale after delivery if a vehicle fails inspection and increases surety bonds for used car dealers to protect buyers from fraud.
Gabe Cafazzo: The Weight of Time
Gabe Cafazzo: The Weight of Time
On Thanksgiving morning, as Hopkinton faced Ashland, junior Gabe Cafazzo reflected on his football journey amid a challenging season. Despite the team’s struggles, he emerged as a leader, inspiring teammates and remaining focused on personal growth. The game symbolized not just a loss, but the end of an era for graduating seniors and Cafazzo’s impending transition.
