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Annual Rummage Sale Senior Center, 28 Mayhew St Thursday and Friday, May 15 & 16, from 9 to 7 and Saturday from 9 to noon
The Center's Annual Rummage Sale will take place at the Senior Center, 28 Mayhew St., on Thursday and Friday, May 15 & 16, from 9 to 7 and Saturday from 9 to noon. This is the Senior Center’s largest fundraiser to benefit the transportation and nutrition programs that are not funded in the town budget. It is because of the public support for events like this that the Senior Center is able to provide a top notch program at a reasonable cost to taxpayers. There is a huge selection of clothing for all ages and shapes, children’s toys, furniture, linens, books and almost anything you can think of. The sale provides a great opportunity for families to save money on things they need while recycling things others no longer need. Lunch will be served on Thursday (hot dogs and beans) and Friday (hot turkey sandwiches). The cost is $4.00, which includes drink and dessert. If you want to eat at the first seating, please make reservations. Walk-ins are welcome from 12-1. The Thrift Shop will also be open, offering quality antiques as well as gift items, and the greenhouse crew will be selling their own plants, including 13 kinds of well-started tomato plants. |
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The MSO to Present its 2008 Masters Performance $10 discounted adult tickets for HopNews readers who email tickets@metrowestsymphony.org with their reservations!
Symphonic scenes
from Tschaikowsky’s Swan Lake Suite which depicts the tale of
Odette, a princess turned swan by an evil sorcerer, highlights the
evening’s performance. Shostakovich’s Symphony No 5 and other
pieces complete this program of music by Russia’s Orchestral Masters. Tickets prices are
$15 for Adults, $6 for Students and Seniors. Children under 12 are
always free! They may be purchased at the door or through our website at
www.metrowestsymphony.org . For further information or ticket
reservations and purchases, visit our website, or email
tickets@metrowestsymphony.org . This concert is
funded in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, an agency that
funds your local cultural council, and by the generosity of many
community individuals and businesses. The whole family will enjoy this event; a splendid time is guaranteed for all! |
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Friends and family of Randee Landreth will host a blood drive in her honor. The blood drive will support transfusion needs at Brigham & Women’s Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
BLOOD DRIVE
BWH and DFCI perform over 60,000 patient transfusions annually and need
all blood types. Your blood donation can help support patient care
including surgeries, heart disease, cancer, trauma, and babies in the
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A Thank You From the Police Association
All the members of the Hopkinton Police Association would like to thank
everyone who participated in We also had donors who provided the hamburgers, hotdogs, rolls, drinks, cheese for the hamburgers, chips, water, condiments and the list goes on and on. The Association made a small profit when everything was tallied up which will go towards to cost of the Senior dinner planned for later this year. Again, we thank you all and we acknowledge that the success of this event would not have been possible without so many people who helped us and most importantly all the parents who registered their children and all the children who came to “catch the big one”. See you next year ! |
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Felony Larceny of Signs Police investigating
Above, at supporter Michael Kennedy's home, some of the signs retrieved and ready to be put back where they were stolen from, something that will take hours. Mr. Kennedy needs to visit every location to see whether or not that location was hit.
May 12, 2008 — This morning, residents of North Street awoke to find 70 of candidate Selectman Chair Muriel Kramer's political signs across the road, having been stolen from the properties where they were displayed. "We are going to look into it like any other larceny," said Hopkinton Police Sgt. Charles Wallace. "We can't say what methods we are going to use, but emails are going out to all of the officers to be on the lookout," he said. "A couple of years ago, there were political signs were stolen, and we caught the people who did it. "It is a larceny and people could be charged with a criminal offense. Larceny over $250 is a felony," Sgt. Wallace said.
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9:28 am A caller reported that a vehicle attempted to run him off of the road into the breakdown lane on 495...
8:55 pm A caller reported almost being struck by a Chevy sedan while getting out of her friend's car on Davis Road...
11:02 am A caller from Chamberlain Street reported that a raccoon had its head stuck in the railing of his porch...
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Neither driver nor passenger wearing seat belt
May 12, 2008 —
Today, the
State Police confirmed the two victims of Sunday’s fatal crash on Route
190 North in West Boylston were positively identified. The operator of
the vehicle was 39-year-old Todd Marsh of
The investigation indicates the Dodge Viper was following a second vehicle on Route 190 North at the time of the crash. Although the description of the second vehicle is not being released at this time, the operator of that vehicle may be able to provide details that will further this investigation. Anyone with information about the identity of that operator is asked to contact the State Police Barracks in Holden at 508-829-4431
On Sunday May 11, 2008 at approximately 9:41 PM, Troopers assigned to the State Police Barracks in Holden responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash on Route 190 North in West Boylston that resulted in two fatalities.
Preliminary investigation by Trooper Hari
Arisetty indicates that a 2003 Dodge Viper being operated by
39-year-old Todd Marsh of Princeton, MA,
was traveling north on Route 190 in West Boylston, approximately one
mile prior to Exit 5, when it lost control, struck the jersey barrier on
the left side of the roadway, veered across the travel lanes, struck the
guardrail on the right side of the roadway and came to rest wedged
underneath the guardrail. Todd Marsh
sustained fatal injuries and was declared deceased at the
scene. A passenger, 40-year-old
Michelle Marsh of
Although speed appears to have been a factor, 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 West Boylston Police and Fire Departments and MassHighway assisted Troopers at the scene.
Due to the investigation, the right lane of Route 190 North was closed for approximately four hours.
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Reminder Selectmen Candidates Roundtable Discussion Tuesday, May 13 Audience welcome at HCAM-TV - Sponsored by HopNews
Tune in to HCAM-TV on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. for a live HopNews-sponsored Round Table discussion between the candidates for Selectmen, and host Robert Foster, in a relaxed spontaneous studio setting. Mr. Foster's work on the Board of Appeals is testimony to his judicious and thoughtful approach to understanding things. In addition, Mr. Foster's background as an engineer has molded his no-nonsense approach to solving problems. People wishing to be part of the studio audience should arrive at 6:45 p.m. |
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FREE PawSox Tickets
HopNews has 30 tickets available for the PawSox vs. Rochester Red Wings on Thursday, May 22, 2008 at 7:05 p.m. at McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, complements of Ed Thompson, News Director of WMRC, 1490-AM in Milford. Call 508-435-5534 between 10: a.m. and noon on Monday, May 11, 2008 to get as many as you wish up to 30. First call/calls, first serve. |
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Hangman Save
the life of the stick-figure
Editor's Note: We know
that people love the HopNews Discussion Page, Town Talk. But HopNews is so much
more. One time we abandoned the Games button
Both buttons are always on top. |
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Thanks to All Participants
We always want to be here to help, if you know of a family that could use any of our 18 year round programs please connect with us www.projectjustbecause.org or 508-435-6511 .
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Double
Fatal Crash in
Preliminary investigation by Trooper Scott
Eunson indicates that an adult male was operating a 2002 Infinity QX4
SUV on Route 2 East when he lost control of his vehicle while attempting
to turn left onto Route 16. The Infinity struck a light pole in the
median and rolled over, landing on top of a 1999 Volkswagen that was
stopped at a red light on Alewife Brook Parkway West at the intersection
with Route 2 and Route 16. The operator of the Infinity sustained
serious injuries in the crash and was declared deceased at the scene.
An adult female passenger in the Infinity also received serious injuries
in the crash and was declared deceased at the scene. An adult male
passenger in the Infinity was taken by ambulance to
Two Receive Serious Injuries on Route 146 South in Uxbridge Drivers NOT wearing seatbelts - EJECTED
May 10, 2008 — Yesterday at approximately 8:49 a.m. troopers assigned to the State Police Barracks in Millbury responded to a two vehicle crash on Route 146 South prior to Route 16 (exit 3) in Uxbridge that resulted in two serious injuries and one minor injury.
Preliminary investigation by Trooper Edward Powers indicates that 60-year-old Donald Garron of Uxbridge was operating a 2005 Nissan Titan Pickup on Route 146 South in Uxbridge when his vehicle drifted off the road to the left and entered the median. After entering the median, the Nissan lost control, reentered the roadway, crossed over the left travel lane and entered the right travel lane where it collided into the rear of a 2007 Subaru Impreza operated by 43-year-old Duan Ou of Northborough.
After the collision, both vehicles exited
the road to the right, rolled over, crashed through a fence and came to
rest in the woods. Ou
sustained minor injuries in the crash and was transported by ambulance
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The Winners
May 10, 2008 — The winners of the Hopkinton Police Association Fishing Derby pose above. Below is the list of winners. School Resource Officer Philip Powers, holding chart, organized this year's derby. Photos by Rick keough.
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May 10, 2008 — Hopkinton Police Association members from left, Luis Gonzalez, Philip powers, Linda Higgins, and rear, Gregg DeBoerr, pause for a quick photo at the Hopkinton Police Association's Annual Fishing Derby. |
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And the Sign Said...
May 10, 2008 — Candidates and their supporters were out in full force on Saturday covering all four corners at Hopkinton's main intersection, and waving to beeping cars in a longstanding ritual that ends by unwritten agreement by both parties abruptly at noon. |
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Art & Design Contest Reception Golden Spoon steps up with 560 Ice Cream Gift Cards
May 10, 2008 — High School Junior Jaclyn Perreault, stands next to her chicken that won the overall High School category in the Boston Marathon Art & Design Competition. The reception was the culmination of months of preparation on the part of Susie Johnson, right, who managed the affair, as well as several other volunteers and judges in this HAA-sponsored contest. Mrs. Johnson said that sickness caused a contributor to back out at the eleventh hour, but Bill Morgan of the Golden Spoon donated 560 ice cream gift cards, one for every child who entered, at the vary last minute. "What a wonderful man," she said. |
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120 Kids Register for Derby
May 10, 2008 — According to Officer Phil Powers, who is the Resource Officer for the Hopkinton Public Schools, about 120 kids signed up for today's Police Association Fishing Derby. Above, Sean Fournier, 5, painted up like Spider Man, peeks out from behind his hoodie while fishing at the Hopkinton Sportsmen's Club. Kids and parents surrounded the rim of the pond, as others had their faces painted, ate burgers and dogs, played with balloons, or had their fish measured. Please click on the thumbnails below to see more photos from the derby.
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May 10, 2008 — Thanks to Bob Hogan for sending this cell phone image he took while in Southborough yesterday afternoon of a rental truck that got sardine-canned when the driver did not heed the posted height restriction warnings. |
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May 10 Stamp Our Hunger day in Hopkinton, an event held every year by our post office to benefit the Hopkinton Food Pantry. Postal workers will pick up a bag of non-perishable food, toiletries and/or paper goods at your mailbox during their normal delivery on Saturday and deliver them directly to the Hopkinton Food Pantry. This is the last drive to benefit the Hopkinton Food Pantry until November, so the collection needs to last us through the summer and fall months -- a big challenge, to say the least!
Artists' Reception May 10 The Boston Marathon Art & Design Competition Artists' Reception will be held from 10-12 pm at the Ashland Recreation Center on Rt 135. The Hopkinton Athletic Association is providing this event for all the students in Ashland & Hopkinton and their families and the public to celebrate the Art Competition and the Boston Marathon and acknowledge their entries. It is an opportunity to display their artwork and see all the other entries.
We will be drawing two winners of an Ipod Nano 4GB Video Mp3 Player.
You need not be present to win. This was an outstanding Competition
this year both in the number of entries received and the talent of the
students. The Boston Marathon provides our towns with the unique
opportunity to step up onto the world's stage every Spring This year,
the 112th running was one for the ages; from the Symphony to the
unveiling of the
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Fugitive from the Top 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender List Arraigned
Defendant Arrested in
Daniel J. Moody, 46, was arraigned on one count of failure to register as a sex offender and ordered held without bail by the Clerk Magistrate. His next date is May 19 at 2 p.m. for a bail hearing.
Moody was listed on the State Police Top
Ten Most Wanted Sex Offender List. He was arrested in
Moody was wanted was wanted by the
Framingham Police Department for failing to register as a sex offender,
subsequent offense. After authorities had determined that Moody may have
fled
The Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section’s extensive investigation led
to
Moody was transported back to
Moody is classified by the Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Board as
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May 15,16,17 The Senior Centers 2nd Annual Rummage Sale
The Friends have rented a storage unit so they can begin taking large items sooner this year. They hope to bring in more small furniture and children’s clothing, items in short supply last year, and nearly anything else in clean, reusable condition.
Exceptions are t.v.s, computer monitors and sofa beds. If you would like to help the Senior Center to thrive and your neighbors to find affordable shopping, bring your treasures to the Senior Center, 28 Mayhew Street, before May 10. Regular hours are 8:00 – 4:00 weekdays and the center will be open 8:00-noon on Saturday, May 3 and May 10 for drop offs. The Rummage Sale hours are Thurs. and Fri., May 15 & 16, from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm and Sat., 9:00 am to 12:00 pm “bag day. |
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Community
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Annual Meeting
Stephen Rathmill of Hopkinton was among 19 local volunteers of the WCAC’s Community Mediation Center Volunteer Corps who received the United Way’s Outstanding Volunteer Award on April 29th at Mechanic’s Hall.
The Community Mediation Center Volunteer Corps was recognized for the more than 1,700 hours of volunteer time donated to the WCAC’s Community Mediation Center this past year. Carol Balderelli, Director of the Community Mediation Center, said, “It is through the efforts of these and other volunteers that the Community Mediation Center has been able to be a local leader for peaceful, amicable, and nonviolent solutions to conflicts in our Worcester communities.” |
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High School Rugby
Last Saturday the Hopkinton High school Rugby team played against Belmont High School at the Irish Cultural Center in Canton, MA. The match was hosted by The Wolfhounds Rugby Football Club, which is a Rugby Super League team in Massachusetts. The HHS Rugby team is coached by Kelli Pearson (HS Special Ed ) and Corey Brunner (Hopkinton Chiropractic). |
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Hopkinton Police Association 11th Annual Fishing Derby Saturday, May 10, 2008 Hopkinton Sportsmen's Club 95 Lumber Street (Raindate, May 17) 8:30 - 9:00 am for children under 10 years-old 9:00 am - Noon for all children
• Free to all children • Free T-Shirt to all children who register • For Pre-Registration, call the station (508) 497-3401 • Pond will be stocked with trout • Bait will be provided • Prizes awarded all day - Trophies at about Noon • Free food for all • To donate, please send check made out to Hopkinton Police Association c/o Phil Powers 74 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748 |
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Steve Spector at ESL 30 Main Street 8:00 p.m. Saturday, May 10
May 10
Singer, songwriter and musician Steve Spector returns to the Enter Stage
Left Coffeehouse at 8:00 pm. Spector's musical background includes being
the lead guitarist and singer for classic rock bands Anthology
and Hot Acoustics. The ESL Coffeehouse Series takes place at
Enter Stage Left Theater Workshop's intimate studio at 30 Main Street in
Hopkinton.
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Tune in to HCAM-TV on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. for a live HopNews-sponsored Round Table discussion between the candidates for Selectmen, and host Robert Foster, in a relaxed spontaneous studio setting. Mr. Foster's work on the Board of Appeals is testimony to his judicious and thoughtful approach to understanding things. In addition, Mr. Foster's background as an engineer has molded his no-nonsense approach to solving problems. People wishing to be part of the studio audience should arrive at 6:45 p.m. |
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Annual Art Show at the High School
May 9, 2008 — A reception was held on Thursday evening for participants in Hopkinton High School's Annual Art Show, which is being displayed in the lobby of the school. Above, four boys are dancing in a video produced by a student to the sound of the BeeGee's hit disco song, Staying Alive, in the High School Auditorium as part of the Video and Animation Festival last evening. |
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Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition’s June 21, 2008 7:30 am- Noon Hopkinton State Park
Mr. Clark, is helping set the stage again this year, for Against The
Tide 2008 along with his family. The Clark family will be at Hopkinton
State Park on June 20th, the day before the event, placing buoys in the
water to prepare a course for the swimmers. Ken Clark knows first hand
the
Against The Tide is a fundraising event which raises money for Breast Cancer prevention research and education through the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) and its sister research organization, Silent Spring Institute.
Breast cancer now strikes more women in the world than any other type of
cancer. In the past 50 years, the lifetime risk of breast cancer has
nearly tripled in the United States. In the 1940’s, a woman’s lifetime
risk of breast cancer was 1 in 22. In the year 2002, the risk was 1 in 8
and is presently 1 in 7. The increasing prevalence reinforces the
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Eagle Scouts Build Leadership Projects
May 9, 2008 — Matt
Dry and Nick Dittman, Hopkinton High School students and boy scouts in
Troop 4, are working on their Eagle Scout service projects. Less than 4
percent of all Boy Scouts achieve the rank of Eagle Scout by age 18.
Completion of a leadership service project is an Eagle Scout
requirement, and the project has to benefit the community. The scouts
can use their troop to complete the projects, but the Eagle Scout is
supposed to assume leadership and supervise the work. Eagle Scouts must
earn at least 21 merit badges, including 12 required badges in subjects
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May 8, 2007 — According to Steven Zieff, Project Manager for Legacy Farms the Town of Hopkinton DPW Board and Legacy Farms LLC jointly elected to withdraw the Alprilla Farms Well Water ENF (Environmental Notification Form) filing yesterday. The decision on the filing was due tomorrow. The DEP-Approved pump test must be conducted during drier months, after which the ENF will be resubmitted. "By resubmitting the ENF with the Pump Test results, a number of issues which were identified in the filing, will be definitive," Mr. Zieff said in an email. "This will enable a more expedited MEPA process for the benefit of the Alprilla Farms’ Well filing," he added. The permit seeks to withdraw 432,000 gallons from the 40 acre, town-owned property, but needs approval from the MEPA. |
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HopNews received this satirical cartoon submission just before Town Meeting. We decided not to run it then, lest readers make conclusions that were not intended. It is a satire, drawn by an esteemed Hopkinton professional. |
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Hopkinton Resident Earns Top Honor From State Society
Baldiga teaches
financial and intermediate accounting and corporation finance at the
College and has been the chair of the economics department for six
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What are the Voting Results from Town Meeting 2008? Take out your Annual Town Report, light the fire, and then check out the results of the votes here. Or check the results and see the questions they refer to here: • FINAL Town Meeting Warrant + Ballot |
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Dan Haley Kicks off Campaign
Republican candidate Dan Haley with his baby daughter and Rep. Paul Loscocco. May 8, 2008 — Holliston native, attorney Dan Haley, held his kickoff campaign in front of Holliston Town Hall this morning after taking out papers at the Clerk's Office for the State Representative seat in the Eighth Middlesex District. The District consists of the towns of Holliston and Hopkinton, both in the county of Middlesex; precinct 1 of the town of Medway, in the county of Norfolk; and precincts 2 and 3, of the town of Southborough, and precinct 2, of the town of Westborough, both in the county of Worcester. The District is currently served by eight-year retiring Representative Paul Loscocco, who strongly endorsed his "friend" this morning. Mr. Haley, who is an attorney, slammed Beacon Hill for a $1.3 billion deficit in a year of growing revenues, and for working behind closed doors. To see the announcement and the endorsement, please watch the video below.
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May 8, 2008 — Motorcycle Patrolman Thomas Griffin enforces traffic laws, above with a radar gun, at the intersection of Church and Main Streets today. |
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May
12, 2008) — The Metrowest Symphony Orchestra, led by Dr Peter L
Cokkinias, will present its Orchestral Masters Concert, “From Russia
with Love,” on Saturday, May 31st, 8:00 PM. This performance is
presented in partnership with Hopkinton’s Chamber of Commerce and Public
Schools, and will take place in Hopkinton High School's beautiful
auditorium, 90 Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton, MA.
one way or another and helped to make the annual fishing derby such a
great success. We especially thank all of the donors who made it
possible for us to stock the pond, and to purchaser T-shirts and
prizes. 
who
was apprehended in 
May
9, 2008 — The Sixteenth Annual Metro Boston will be held at 7:30am-
12:00 pm on Saturday, June 21, at Hopkinton State Park. 
importance
of the focus on prevention at MBCC. He says “The MBCC mission is a
philosophy that instantly hits home with me. It is an honor for my
family and I to assist the MBCC in this very small way to make their
event a success.”
