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Trial of Former Deputy Chief Jay Porter

Continuing coverage of the trial of former Hopkinton Deputy Chief of Police John “Jay” Porter, who stands accused of felony rape of a child stemming from his time as the School Resource Officer at Hopkinton High School.

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Jack Dunphy, 79, of Hopkinton, passed away on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.

Raised in Milton, Jack graduated from Catholic Memorial High School and Boston College, where his love for Boston College hockey took root. After college, Jack answered President Kennedy’s call to join “the cause of world peace and human progress,” becoming a proud Peace Corps Volunteer.

Hopkinton Police Incident Log for December 18, 2024

Arrests On December 15, MJL of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of: Operating under the influence...

Select Board Member charged with OUI

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.”

Cluckin’ Lost: A Rogue Rooster on Frankland Road!

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.

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Jack Dunphy, 79, of Hopkinton, passed away on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.

Raised in Milton, Jack graduated from Catholic Memorial High School and Boston College, where his love for Boston College hockey took root. After college, Jack answered President Kennedy’s call to join “the cause of world peace and human progress,” becoming a proud Peace Corps Volunteer.

Hopkinton Police Incident Log for December 18, 2024

Arrests On December 15, MJL of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of: Operating under the influence...

Select Board Member charged with OUI

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.”