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Opinion in Hopkinton, MA

Bertschmann: Herr offers “One Town, One Solution”

Bertschmann: Herr offers “One Town, One Solution”

Jean Bertschmann endorses Brian Herr for Hopkinton’s Select Board, emphasizing his dedicated community service and collaborative leadership style. Herr’s deep understanding of Hopkinton’s challenges, such as population growth and significant town projects, alongside his crucial role in hiring and onboarding processes, uniquely positions him to guide the town’s future, particularly in selecting the next Town Manager. Bertschmann values Herr’s ongoing commitment and urges support for his candidacy.

Pat O’Brien Endorses Clark & Herr

Pat O’Brien Endorses Clark & Herr

Pat O’Brien endorses Joe Clark and Brian Herr for Hopkinton’s Select Board election on May 20th. Joe, known for his finance background, advocates for small businesses and brings a fresh perspective. Meanwhile, Brian, a seasoned member, is praised for his fiscal responsibility and unbiased decision-making amid financial challenges.

LTE: Harper Steps Up as Write-In for Cemetery Commissioners

LTE: Harper Steps Up as Write-In for Cemetery Commissioners

Gina Harper announces her write-in candidacy for the Board of Commissioners’ 2-year seat to manage our cemeteries, emphasizing their profound significance. With a background in end-of-life care and business, she values preservation, modernization, and inclusivity. Harper aims to maintain the cemeteries as sanctuaries of heritage and serenity, urging community support in her campaign.

To the Editor: Vote Yes on MBTA Communities Zoning

To the Editor: Vote Yes on MBTA Communities Zoning

Gary Trendel, Chair of Hopkinton Planning Board, supports Article 39 of the MBTA Communities Zoning Bylaw, promoting strategic housing development while ensuring compliance with state laws and minimizing local disruption. Despite being unavailable for the 2024 Annual Town Meeting due to a business trip, he emphasizes the importance of voting ‘YES’ to maintain control over local development and prevent potential lawsuits and financial penalties from the state. His outlined zones highlight efforts to align housing growth with legal requirements and local infrastructure capacities, essentially safeguarding Hopkinton’s future.

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To the Editor: Vote No on Municipal Parking

To the Editor: Vote No on Municipal Parking

Sarah Brophy from Hopkinton urges townspeople to vote NO on Article 33 regarding Municipal Parking, as she questions the due diligence and appropriateness of the proposed location. Despite officials deeming it fiscally responsible, past defeats and lack of research raise concerns about feasibility and safety. Brophy emphasizes fiscal restraint amid soaring taxes and budget deficits.

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