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Past Town Employees Gather to Celebrate Porter Wedding

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Several former Hopkinton town employees, including the former Chief of Police, joined to celebrate the wedding of Caroline Porter, daughter of former Hopkinton Deputy Police Chief John “Jay” Porter. Porter has been indicted of three counts of felony rape of a child and is awaiting trial.

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