Registration is OPEN. It will CLOSE on January 15th, 2025
Register HERE: Hopkinton Girls Youth Lacrosse (HYGL)
HGYL is a part of the Massachusetts Youth Lacrosse league (MYL)
Age groups are as follows
Kindergarten Little Laxers – This is a basic skills & drills season focused on practices...
Great Blue Hill (GBH)’s Emmy award-winning academic tournament, has announced the 17 qualifying Massachusetts high schools that will be competing in the 16th season. Premiere: February 8, 6PM, 2025.
Congratulations to the Hopkinton High School (HHS) Varsity Cheer team for making it to the Massachusetts School Administrators' Association Fall Cheerleading Tournament (States) for the first time in 10 years! The Hillers placed 12th out of 30 Division 2 teams at the state championships, and their coach, Rachel DeMore, couldn't be prouder of them.
Hogan lives in Worcester County, where the search warrant was executed. He's scheduled to appear in Milford District Court tomorrow. The investigation is being carried out by the Massachusetts Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, which is overseen by the Massachusetts State Police (MSP). While they will conduct a comprehensive investigation, it is important to note that the process of collecting and examining digital evidence requires a significant amount of time.
Principal Evan Bishop of Hopkinton High issued a welcome letter on August 12, detailing key dates and new cell phone policies. Cell phones are only permitted during specific times and must be stored in classrooms. The move aligns with national trends to ban phone usage in schools to reduce distractions and social media-related issues.
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 and School Committee will meet on July 11 to fill a School Committee vacancy left by Adam Monroe's resignation. Brendan Tedstone, a longtime resident with extensive community involvement, is a candidate. Tedstone highlights his financial expertise and commitment to maintaining quality education while managing upcoming debts.
Rebecca Abate was reelected as the President of the Hopkinton Teachers Association, receiving 169 votes against Michael Franchock's 146. Her initial win in May was contested, leading to a reelection. A subsequent article criticized Abate for favoritism and misconduct. Abate is expected to lead contract negotiations this fall.
LaFreniere stated, "I fully accept this. It's my fault entirely." LaFreniere told police that she did not want any special treatment. She will attend tonight’s Select Board meeting, knowing that there will be comments aimed at her during the public forum. She said, “I'll be judged harshly. Let the chips fall where they may.”
There is a lost rooster in the vicinity of 46 Frankland Road. The bird has been there for a couple of days and the property owner would like to find the rooster's owner.
On December 16, 1773, 311 years ago today, John Dickman of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, participated in one of the most famous events in American history: the Boston Tea Party. In a demonstration of colonial revolt against British rule, American patriots—some disguised as Mohawk Indians—dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.
The real estate market in this area shows a diverse range of properties with varying sizes and prices. The highest-priced property sold for $1,550,000, while the lowest-priced property sold for $430,000. The largest property in terms of bedrooms has 8 bedrooms, while the smallest has 2 bedrooms.