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Special Town Meeting Takes Only 45 Minutes Voters
approve all motions
Three Articles involved shuffling money from surplus funds to different departments. This provided for negotiated union and town official pay raises and the payment of several outstanding bills.
Three Articles appropriated funds for a Mt. Auburn Cemetery survey and
the purchase of two vehicles; a Fire Department ambulance, at $180,000,
and a 6 wheel DPW plow/sanding truck, at $170,000. The plow being
replaced, at 22 years old, has cost $23,000 in maintenance over the past
three years. Dorothy, a voter, asked, "How did these 4 line items come about?" Financial Committee member Joseph Karner said these cuts were needed to cover revenue shortfall, primarily in the area of excise taxes. The Board of Selectman further clarified that funding in these areas got returned unused, with educational positions going unfilled, good hiring practices employed such as hiring teachers at a lower rate, actual insurance benefits coming in under budget and the secretary position unfilled. All motions were approved unanimously. |
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Kenyan Safari
November 5, 2007 — Mary Costa, employee at Cornell's, shares a photo as promised from her Kenyan Photo Safari, where animals are shot with a camera, rather than a gun. Above, two cheetahs, recognizable by the "teardrop" marking under the eyes, lie in the grass as her vehicle passes by. "I spent 11 days crying over the beauty of the place," Ms. Costa said. "I've been all over the United States and Europe and this is the best trip I've ever been on." "I learned a few Swahili words, and I want to use them at the Start of the Marathon," she said. Kenyans have led the Boston Marathon pack for several years. |
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Hiller Girls Win - On to Semfinals
The girls won the Quarterfinals in Hanover yesterday, 1-0. They will advance to the Semifinals this Wednesday in Canton. Jessie Lauze about to take the hit. Keelin Bannon is #12. |
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Town Manager Before Magistrate Today
November 5, 2007 — Hopkinton Town manager Anthony Troiano, as well as his attorney Augustus Wagner and an Assistant District Attorney met with a magistrate in Falmouth today to answer the Application for a Complaint Hearing to see if the charge of Motor Vehicular Homicide should be moved forward. At Town Hall today, Mr. Troiano had no comment, and Hopkinton Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Muriel Kramer said it would be policy not to comment on the matter. Mr. Troiano collided with another vehicle in Bourne on May 15 after returning to his East Sandwich home following a Hopkinton Selectmen's meeting (Photo, left, of Mr. Troiano at meeting before crash). The driver of the other vehicle, Lilija Berents, who was not wearing a seat belt, died in the crash. Despite wearing a seat belt, Mr. Troiano was trapped in his vehicle and suffered life-threatening injuries, including a torn aorta, and was placed into an induced coma at the hospital for an extended period to facilitate his recovery. His Falmouth District Court hearing had been postponed until now due to his recovery. A report in the Cape Cod Times Online this evening was amended from an earlier report to claim that the clerk/magistrate had ruled there was enough evidence to move forward with the charges. Mr. Troiano's attorney, Augustus Wagner, a former justice of the Massachusetts Superior and Probate Courts, was not available for comment today, but has said in the past that the bar is very low for a show cause hearing, and that a higher standard must be met before a judge. Sources have said that because alcohol was not involved, the offense itself is a misdemeanor. |
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Special Town Meeting Hopkinton High School Athletic Center 7:00 p.m. Monday, November 5, 2007
A special Town Meeting will convene on Monday and address, among other things, bringing water to two homes near the Westborough line whose wells have been contaminated by the type of road salt that the Mass Pike uses, and an ambulance for the Fire Department. |
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Marathon Flame to Come to Hopkinton
MUSEUM OF THE MARATHON RUN located in the city of Marathon Greece.
Above, Tim Kilduff with THOMAS COUNTRYMAN, Deputy Chief of Mission of the US EMBASSY in Athens, Ms ANN SIDES, Consul General of the Embassy, and SPYRO ZAGARIS, MAYOR of the municipality of MARATHON, in front of the HOPKINTON PHOTO EXHIBIT taken on the 4th of November 2007.
November 5, 2007 — "We were taken aback by what happened," said Dimitri Kyriakides, whose father is memorialized in a statue at Weston Nurseries on the Boston Marathon course, and at Marathon, Greece, where Hopkinton Athletic Association President Tim Kilduff is visiting to strengthen the Twin Cities relationship between Marathon, Greece and Hopkinton, Massachusetts. Mr. Kyriakides phoned HopNews this morning. "Marathon, Greece is becoming the center of the Marathon for the world," said Mr. Kyriakides, who was feted in Hopkinton during the dedication of the statue in 2006. According to Mr. Kyriakides, "Hopkinton was well-represented by Mr. Kilduff," who was taken for a visit to Marathon, a city on the sea, as well as the Acropolis, and was asked to speak at the AMES Conference, an association of marathons. Mr. Kyriakides said that a new Olympic Flame has been created in Marathon, Greece, and "It will come to Hopkinton for the next Boston Marathon if logistics are right. It will burn all of the time at the Marathon Museum" Mr. Kilduff met members of the Greek government who are connected with Greek culture and tourism, and they all support the connection between Hopkinton and the Marathon, said Mr. Kyriakides. "Next year, I am bringing four Marathon runners," said Mr. Kyriakides. Mr. Kilduff is scheduled to return soon, and promises plenty of photos from his trip. |
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Today, November 5, 2007
5:00 pm A walk-in from College Street reported that a female was taking leaves from her property and dumping them across the street at College Rock...
5:24 pm ...The residence was then called back again and a male party answered this time and stated that he, his wife and children were just assaulted and sprayed with OC [pepper spray] by his daughter...
3:42 pm Officer Matthew McNeil responded to West Main Street business to speak with a clerk regarding an ongoing harassment issue... |
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Robert James Hill, 63 ASHLAND -
Robert James Hill, 63, of Ashland, died
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Keep Your Frogging Dog Away! Writer attacked by dog
by Robert Falcione November 2, 2007 — It may have been Ernest Hemingway who coined the term friggin' to replace a four-letter word that was popular in the vernacular, but forbidden in print ninety years ago when he wrote A Farewell to Arms. Since then, it has become a bad stepsister to the word it replaced, having nearly the same impact as the original. Therefore, it is absent from the headline above, and in its place is a puffier, more bouncy word, frogging, which shall have the same meaning as both of the words it replaces. In fact, for the purposes of the story that follows, the frog-word is simply a euphemism for the actual intensive vulgar slang that was used impulsively by this writer on a recent day. Thursday, after hunting for a feature photo along the shore of Hopkinton Reservoir, which looks a lot like the clam flats of Cohasset at low tide these days, I took a short trail back to my vehicle parked off of Rafferty Road, at which time a beautiful young woman approached from the opposite direction with a dog on a leash. Flashback to two months ago at Purgatory Reservation when a lone dog approached from the opposite direction, unleashed and without the benefit of visible human companionship. "Hello" I called, hoping its owners were nearby. They rounded the bend, saw me, and called the dog to their side. The dog more or less "heeled" on the side opposite me and we proceeded to pass each other. The moment they passed, the dog lunged at me baring its teeth and growling, upon which time I raised my cane in anticipation of defending myself with a solid ground rule double. READ MORE... |
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Special Town Meeting Hopkinton High School Athletic Center 7:00 p.m. Monday, November 5, 2007
A special Town Meeting will convene on Monday and address, among other things, bringing water to two homes near the Westborough line whose wells have been contaminated by the type of road salt that the Mass Pike uses, and an ambulance for the Fire Department. |
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LEGAL
NOTICE Board of Selectmen
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Advisory Committee to Meet Tuesday
The Zoning
Advisory Committee will meet on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at 7:00 PM in
the Lecture Room of the Middle School
to begin its detailed review of the Open Space Mixed Use Development
District (OSMUD) proposed by Boulder Capital for the Legacy Farms
development on the former Weston Nurseries land. The topic for the
November 6 meeting will be discussion of the proposed uses to be allowed
on the 728 acres, and in which general area on the land each would be
allowed. A copy of the draft OSMUD is here:
[Click here
for PDF of document]. It is also
available at the Planning Department in Town Hall. Section 210-116.4
will be reviewed at the November 6 meeting and discussion at the meeting
will be focused on that section. Written comments are encouraged and can
be emailed to
elainel@hopkinton.org or sent to the Planning Department at 18
Main St., Hopkinton, MA 01748. |
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Cedar Street
November 4, 2007 — The late afternoon sun put a glow through this marsh growth on Cedar Street today. |
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Serious
Crash on Route 90 East in Driver ejected - not wearing seat belt
November
4, 2007 — Tonight, at approximately
Preliminary investigation by Trooper Robert
Ahern indicates that a 2004 Honda Accord operated by
34 year-old John Mullaney of
This crash remains under investigation with the assistance of the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section and the State Police Crime Scene Services Section. The Newton Fire Department and Turnpike Maintenance assisted troopers at the scene. |
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Seasonal Changes
November 4, 2007 — The mallard hen enjoys her flight across North Pond this afternoon. In the background are docks pulled up to dry dock easily by the seasonal drop in water level. |
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Military Personnel Matters
Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Mark Lewis, left, ended up at his Hopkinton home for the weekend after stops in Okinawa and North Carolina following a seven-month tour of duty in Iraq.
Hopkinton High Class of 2007 graduate, Airman Andrew S. Beavers, son of Kathy Beavers graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
Class of 2004 graduate of Hopkinton High School, Army Private Kyle A. Wagoner, the son of Betsy Wagoner, graduated from basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. Wagoner.
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American Cancer Society's 31st Annual Great American Smokeout®
NOTE: Click here for a quit-smoking message from the Editor
November 4, 2007 — The American Cancer Society will celebrate the 31st
anniversary of the Great American Smokeout on Thursday, November 15.
With exactly half of the United States, including Massachusetts, now
protected by smoke-free laws, and a variety of cessation resources
available, there has never been a better time to quit smoking and enjoy
the health benefits.
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Crosswalk Under Study To the editor I have been reading with great interest the discussion on the Town Talk page regarding crosswalk safety in town. As chair of the Downtown Revitalization Committee I wanted to let people know that we are currently working on this very issue. In September, we had a meeting with J.T. Gaucher, of the DPW; Lt. Flannery of the HPD and Selectman Brian Herr to ask about ways to improve crosswalk visibility as well as concerns around the poor condition of downtown sidewalks. READ MORE... |
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Hillers 1, Medway 0 Tri-captain Chris Farrell clears the ball during the Hillers 1-0 win over Medway in state division 2 tournament play on Friday. The Hillers advanced and will play Somerset, at Somerset, on Sunday at 1PM.Photo by Linda Ronan |
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Hopkinton Community Spelling Bee Winning Word: log·or·rhe·a (lôg-r, lg-) [Hear it] n. Excessive use of words. Final Four Teams: The Dentist at Hopkinton, Hopkinton School Committee, Hopkinton Public Schools Administration, Hopkinton Public Schools Curriculum Dept. Winning team: The Hopkinton Public Schools Curriculum Department "The Farm Team": Dr. Mary Columbo, Sharon DeCarlo and Alan Keller
November 3, 2007 — Eighteen groups of four people each took part in four rounds of spelling bee, after which those winners competed in the final round that left Dr. Mary Columbo, Sharon DeCarlo, and Alan Keller as the winners. Above, prior to the start of the competition, are the Selectmen's Team consisting of Matthew Zettek, Michael Shepard and Muriel Kramer. Behind them is the Senior Center Team consisting of Ellen Wright, Barbaa Wirzburger and Jack McInerney. HopNews readers can sharpen their spelling skills by using the link above when on HopNews. |
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Inside Job
November 3, 2007 — Inside Job brought their style of blues to Enter Stage Left Theater's Coffee House Series on Saturday evening. Next Saturday will be A Capella night. |
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Bad Ash Tree
November 3, 2007 — Lakeside Tree's Dan Desilets cuts a diseased ash tree after dropping it and Brendon Blakeley turns logs into chips on Hayden Rowe Street on Friday. The tree was diseased through the center. "A disease has gone through and attacked most of the ash trees in town," Mr. Desilets said. |
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Fall Cleanup
November 3, 2007 — This DPW worker seems to have everything under control with a rake, a gigantic vacuum and a set of headsets on the Hopkinton Common on Friday. |
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Hopkinton 32, Dover-Sherborn 0
Above, Luke Warren makes the corner against his opponent.
November 3, 2007 — The Hillers got back to their winning ways with a 32-0 shutout of visiting Dover-Sherborn in a Tri-Valley League game played Friday night in Hopkinton. The Hillers got two touchdowns from receiver Paul Ostrander who caught a pass from Jeff Doyle. Luke warren added a score, and Hopkinton got a Field Goal from Mark Sanborn. The Hillers built up a big lead at halftime and Dover never recovered. The Hiller Cheerleaders were recognized for winning the Tri- Valley League championship the night before. Hopkinton has executed tremendously as the raiders were beaten up from the start. The Hillers will host Westwood next Friday night when the Wolverines come to town. The team played a lot of subs as it was a great game for breaking in some of the younger players. ~ Peter Marso |
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Sky's Not the Limit
November 3, 2007 — Hopkinton Public Library was standing room only on Friday evening as astronomy buffs, young and old, gathering for a Journey Through Space. |
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Cheerleaders take TVL TITLE!
November 3, 2007 — Thursday night the Hopkinton Cheerleaders competed for the Tri Valley League Championships at Hopkinton High School and walked away with the TVL Championship! The team is lead by captains Stephanie Moran and Cassie Neece. The squad consists of 3 seniors, Stephanie Moran, Cassie Neece, Ehryl O'Rourke. 7 Juniors, Cally Altamura, Kelsey Boissonneault, Julianna Carbone, Julianne Corsi, Emily Ryberg, Kim Wagner, Kelli Wasilauski. 5 Sophomores Chelsea Carlson, Tia Mastrogianis, Molly Niland, Alyssa O'Shea, Tanya Strom. 4 Freshman Kristen Boissonneault, Patty Blanchard, Alyssa Karpacz and Kelsey Krapf. The team is coached by Melissa Heiligmann who is on her 6th season at Hopkinton. Contributed photo |
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November 3, 2007 — This Hiller jumps up for the return Friday evening against Hudson at the Athletic Center. |
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How Art Thou
November 2, 2007 — Local artists, painter Geri Holland and sculptor Michael Alfano chat at the reception this evening at the CAA building. Art Less Than $150 Art Show at CAAOriginal Art Everyone Can Afford!Take this opportunity to purchase original affordable fine art by local artists. November 2 - 28, 2007 Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday • 2:00 - 5:00 pm • Friday & Saturday • 10:00 am - 2 :00 pm |
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State Police Release Identities of
Victims in Fatal
The
identities of two victims involved in the fatal crash on Route 95 in
The victims were identified as 29-year-old
Michael Groff of
Although speed does appear to have been a factor, this crash remains under investigation with the assistance of the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section, the Bristol County State Police Detective Unit, the Troop H Investigation Unit and the State Police Crime Scene Services Section. The Attleboro Fire Department, the State Fire Marshal’s Office and MassHighway assisted troopers at the scene. |
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Leave it to the Beaver
November 2, 2007 — Waseeka Wildlife Sanctuary of the Massachusetts Audubon Society is a refuge for wildlife of many kinds. Today, the photographer saw hooded mergansers, several types of birds, two deer, and the work of several beavers surrounding the destination pond around which the trail wraps. |
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Builder Repudiates Claim Ron Roux produces twelve year-old receipts
November 2, 2007 — On October 10, 2007, resident Tom Smith appeared before the Board of Public Works and complained that Ron Roux, developer of an ambitious mixed use project behind 25 and 35 Main Street, got approval for a new sewer connection despite not having paid a betterment fee when the sewer was installed. Here is an excerpt from the October 10 story: "I checked with Maureen [Maureen Dwinnell, Treasurer/Collector] and there were no betterments paid," he said. A betterment would mean that there was an approved lot that paid for the installation of a sewer main going past the lot. "I wanted condos. You said 'no'," Mr. Smith said. "He is combining lots," Mr. McIntyre said. "That is an extension [of the sewer] that you said is not allowed," said Mr. Smith. "He has the frontage," said Mr. McIntyre. "He has never paid a betterment," replied Mr. Smith. "There are two stubs for the two parcels," added Water/Sewer Manager Eric Carty. "We should review whether the Roux connection is legal," said Board Member Kevin Kohrt. "You better get Town Counsel involved," said Mr. Smith, "because I am looking at a lawsuit." Mr. Roux has sent a letter to the Chairman of the Board of Public Works, Dan McIntyre, and copied Treasurer Maureen Dwinnell and HopNews, attaching receipts of paid betterments from 1995 for the properties referred to by Mr. Smith. "One Board member," writes Mr. Roux, "Kevin Kohrt, was quoted as saying that this was something worth looking into to see if the connection is legal. A review of those records and discussions with the same Town Treasurer and Assessor's Office produced the attached records that show payment in full of sewer betterments on both of those properties." |
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Senior Center Hosts Town Officials
Above, background, Tom Pratt, and Outreach Worker Marlene Troupes applauding at he end of Director Cindy Chesmore's presentation, announcing a donor who wants to contribute $4,500 - $5,000 yearly for this type of event. November 2, 2007 — The Hopkinton Senior Center fed town officials this evening and gave them an overview of the work the Senior Center does, which includes managing 1200 hours of volunteer labor in October alone, according to Volunteer Coordinator Amy Wilson Kent. Mrs. Chesmore said that the Senior Center is "available to Town Departments and organizations whose main purpose is to raise funds for the Town or provide services." The group discussed ways to get their message out to a broader audience, and divulged a heretofore closely held secret: The volunteers at the Senior Center help Santa answer all of the letters sent to him. Each month the group produces a newsletter, The Hilltopper, rich with information about upcoming events and past successes. HopNews posts a link to it at the first of he month (See Senior News button). Please check out the great events that are upcoming, like the Police Association Senior Dinner, which will be held for the second time in the new center on Saturday, December 15 at 4:00 p.m. |
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Stephen P. McDonald Sr., 62
Stephen P. McDonald Sr., 62, of Hopkinton died Thursday, November 1, 2007 at the Marlborough Hospital from complications after surgery. Born and raised in Woodville, he was the son of the late Marguirete (Madox) and Richard J. McDonald. He was also the husband of the late Elsie (Ferguson) McDonald. A Army veteran during the Vietnam War and a longtime resident of Hopkinton, Stephen was a loving father and enjoyed the Patriots and playing cribbage. He also had worked in the Boston tunnels. Arrangements Complete |
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Milford Drug Bust
(Milford, MA.) November 1, 2007 — Today, shortly before 4:00 pm, Milford Police Detectives Craig Stanley, Dustin Testa, Lt James Falvey along with Officers Paul Parisi and Jay Ball executed a search warrant obtained from the Milford District Court at 41 Depot St, Apt. 2, Milford. A lone female occupant, Amie L. Levitz age 34, was found inside the second floor apartment and subsequently arrested and charged with one count of Possession of Class D Substance (marijuana) with Intent to Distribute. Milford Police were assisted by John Stasi from the US Postal Inspectors Office and Lt Mark Kent from the Worcester Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit. During the search a quantity of marijuana, contraband and packaging materials were found in the second floor apartment. The suspect was transported to the police station where she was booked and processed. |
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EMC Announces Plans to Double Investment in China Hopkinton Company Commits to Invest US $1 Billion Over Five Years; Opens Second China R&D Center in Beijing
Beijing-Thursday, November 1, 2007 EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced the second phase of its significant investment in the Chinese market. EMC officially opened its new R&D center in Beijing and committed to double its planned investments in China over the next five years. The investment of US$500 million announced in June 2006 is now expected to double, reaching approximately US$1 billion through 2012. The additional investment will be spent on expanding EMC’s R&D operations, growing its partner community, strengthening its sales and service capabilities and more effectively serving the rapidly growing Chinese market. The addition of EMC’s Beijing R&D Center expands its overall presence in China and complements EMC’s Shanghai R&D Center that opened in June 2006. The Shanghai R&D center, which evolved into an EMC Center of Excellence (COE) in January 2007, has grown rapidly since it opened and today employs more than 250 employees. EMC COEs are units that work on core EMC technologies, collaborating and leveraging global talent for engineering excellence. The center in Shanghai will soon move to a new location at the Knowledge and Innovation Community of Yangpu, Shanghai. EMC’s Centers of Excellence in China are part of EMC’s network of R&D centers around the world, including centers located in Russia, Ireland, Israel, India and the United States. These centers are a core element of EMC’s Innovation Network, which along with researchers from universities around the world, form a global, collaborative community that drives the exploration, discovery and application of new technologies that will shape the future of information infrastructure. At the inauguration today in Beijing, Joe Tucci, EMC Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer (HopNews file photo), said, “China’s contribution, both in terms of a market and as a culture of innovation, has been spectacular. We have demonstrated our success by gaining customer confidence in the local marketplace and our China R&D operation is an integral part of our industry-leading information infrastructure product development efforts. The additional investment reiterates our deep commitment to this rapidly growing economy and emphasizes the important role that China will have in EMC’s long-term business success.” Contributed Content. |
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