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Inventive Headdress
December 5, 2010 Thomas Edison Likely never envisioned Pattie's use of his invention when he developed it and changed the world. She is in the spirit at Hopkinton Card and Gift on Saturday during Hopkinton Drug's Annual Holiday Open House, which continues today. |
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...In With the New
December 5, 2010 Teresa Boyce is temporarily removing her sign from its Grove Street location so the Boy Scouts can put up theirs to promote their sales Christmas Trees. |
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Romeo & Juliet Hopkinton Middle School Saturday, December 5, 2010 7:00 pm
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... This just in ... Booster store open Saturday ... Cold Wave ...
The high school store is jammed packed
with new youth sweatshirts, T-shirts, sweatpants and more -- as
well as adult -- enough to outfit the entire family! Best of all
credit cards are also now accepted. Shop the high school Boosters
store -- Saturday, Dec. 8, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Get your holiday shopping all at once. Proceeds benefit Hopkinton
athletics.
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Fruit Street Elementary School Still on Track for Special Town Meeting in March Committee awaits ESBC decision on added cost AP test scores improve over long term
by Heather Kelley
December 3, 2010 At Thursday nights
School Committee meeting, Superintendent Jack Phelan announced that the
MetroWest Community Health Care Foundation awarded a $59,500 grant to
the Middle School. Principal Alan Keller had applied for the grant to
support a comprehensive approach toward reducing bullying at the
Middle School. Surrounding towns, including Holliston and Hudson, also
received grants for similar programs. The Committee voted to draft 3 or 4 articles to the Annual Town Meeting. One definite article on the table will be to replace the audio-visual equipment in the Middle School auditorium. Member Troy Mick pointed out that the auditorium brings in a revenue stream. Another article will be to update the Middle School wiring in order to install phones in classrooms for safety purposes. The third article will be the schools budget. Superintendent Phelan and Director of Finance Ralph Dumas will investigate the necessity of a fourth article, to replace a truck. Costs and benefits, members Mick and others agreed, needed to be weighed, in terms of putting more money into repairing and maintaining the truck, versus whether it would be more cost effective to replace the truck altogether.
Superintendent Phelan announced that the
Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) had opened the door for
new Statements of Interest, whereby school districts begin the process
of asking for money for school building projects. The Committee engaged
in a lengthy discussion on whether or not to apply for money for
renovations to Elmwood School. The majority felt that now was not the
time to be asking for more money for projects. But the minority,
including Member Nancy Burdick, made arguments for looking at the big
picture of the delivery of elementary education in town. Member Troy
Mick agreed with both sides, bringing up issues of school building
parity when pointing out the logic in Burdicks point of view. The
capital needs of a building dont disappear just because you decide to
do a project, added Phelan. I would suggest that we get in line [for
the money], concluded Burdick. In the end, the Committee decided to
defer getting in line until a later time.
Hopkintons deadline for its final
presentation of the Fruit Street School project to the MSBA has been
pushed out to February 9th. Despite this later date,
Superintendent Phelan said that the MSBA is still requiring the school
district to stand by its agreement with the MSBA to request a Special
Town Meeting in March to seek approval of the project. Member Mick added
that he saw two very good reasons for the March meeting: 1) this will
allow the project to be completed in time to start the September 2013
school year in the new school; and 2) this will allow Hopkinton to
obtain more favorable construction bid costs. Superintendent Phelan
agreed, noting that missing the start of school would result in an empty
new school building for the remainder of the 2013-2014 school year. This
would lead to the additional costs of security and heating for an empty
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A HopNews Presentation: Household Tips This edition by Licensed Plumber Peter Zereski: Winterizing outdoor faucet, or the need not to!
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HOPKINTON MIDDLE SCHOOL RELATED ARTS CURRICULUM NIGHT Monday, December 6, 2010 6:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM Sixth Grade Concert |
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The Gift of Tree
December 2, 2010 Scouts Matt Dickason and Nick Bograd pose with the tree on the Common donated by the Scouts of Troop 1 after helping with its installation. |
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Safari Fun Day - Hosted by STOP
STOP is currently working with the Microloan Foundation to make small loans to groups of women in Malawi. These women use the money to start small businesses and pay the group back with the profits they make. This way, the money creates a sustainability loop, as STOP will loan out the money again to a different group of women. It also encourages the economy of the towns and villages the women are in and provides food and goods to the people in the towns. |
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Gordon Joseph Barkyoumb, 86 Hopkinton
Gordon Joseph Barkyoumb, 86, of
Hopkinton formerly of Vermont, passed away Wednesday, December 1, 2010
at his home in Hopkinton. Born in Vermont he was the son of the late
Clara and Edward Barkyoumb. He was the husband of Ramona Barkyoumb of
Hopkinton. |
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Recycling Holiday Accommodation - Temporary Change
Due to Christmas falling on Saturday December 25 and New Years Day falling on Saturday January 1st the Recycling Center will closed those days but will be open on Sunday December 26th and Sunday January 2nd regular hours.
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Time of the Season
December 12, 2010 The Learning Center of Hopkinton wisely moved their lighting ceremony to Tuesday to avoid today's rain. The expansive display, of which a small part is shown above, can be seen at 59 Wood Street for the rest of the holiday season. |
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Packing Them In
December 1, 2010 Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker flew all the way from Maryland to appear as a speaker for longtime associate Dennis Katz of Hopkinton Drug and his Free Lecture Series. This wide-angle lens, as wide as it is, only shows part of the large audience at the series' new venue, the Hopkinton Senior Center. Dr. Shoemaker's subject of this evening's lecture was treatment options for chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and more. |
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Menorah Lighting
December 1, 2010 Jewish families from Hopkinton and the area began the celebration of Chanukah with the lighting of the electronic Menorah on Hopkinton Common this evening, and the singing of songs. The Menorah has eight lights, which are lit one at a time during the eight-day holiday. The light in the center above the others, is the Shamash, which represents the light from which the others are lit. |
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On Thursday, December 9th, 2010 from 9:00am 10:00pm Barnes & Noble, Route 9 (Shoppers World), Framingham will be hosting a book fair to support The Hopkinton High School Drama Ensembles upcoming trip to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The same day, California Pizza Kitchen at the Natick Collection will donate 20% of dine-in or take-out meals (when purchased with special coupon) to the group. To receive the California Pizza Kitchen coupon so the proceeds of your lunch or dinner that day at will be donated to the group visit www.hhsdramaensemble.com |
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Statement Of The Middlesex District Attorneys Office Regarding Fatal Self-Inflicted Shooting In Wilmington
The Middlesex District Attorneys Office,
Massachusetts State Police assigned to the Middlesex District Attorneys
Office, and the Wilmington
According to authorities, at approximate
7:20 am, police responded to
Following a three hour attempt to
communicate with the suspect, with no response, officers from the NEMLEC
SWAT Unit entered the residence and located the suspect in the basement
evidencing an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The suspect was
declared dead at the scene. He has been identified as Scott Fama, 42, of
No lethal shots were fired by police authorities during the response.
The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation. |
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From the Calendar:
5:30 pm - Menorah Lighting Hopkinton Common 6:30 pm - Hopkinton Chamber Orchestra "Sounds of the Season" Hopkinton Public Library. Light refreshments. 7:00 pm - Free Lecture Series, Hopkinton Senior Center Ritchie Shoemaker, MD - Biotoxin Specialist Bio Topic |
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ESLs Holiday Concert December 12
HOPKINTON, MA (December 1, 2010) Enter Stage Lefts adult chorus, the Treble Makers; as well as Tone Deft, ESLs high school/college a cappella troupe; and Tone Deft Jr., ESLs middle school troupe; will present a Holiday Concert titled Celebrate the Season in Song on December 12 at 3:00 p.m. at the United Parish of Upton, One Central Square, Upton. Tickets are $10.00 for general admission. Refreshments will be served. Enter Stage Left Theater, Inc. is a non-profit performing arts center in Hopkinton offering theater education, training and performances for students of all ages. For more information call 508-435-2114 or visit www.enterstagelefttheater.org |
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Sunday, December 19th
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NORAD is ready to track
Santas flight
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. December 1, 2010 - For the 55th consecutive year, the men and women of the North American Aerospace Defense Command are getting ready to track Santa! The NORAD Tracks Santa website, www.noradsanta.org, went live today and features holiday games and activities that change daily. The website is available in seven languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, and Chinese. On Dec. 24, the website will stream videos, captured by NORAD Santa Cams, from cities along Santas journey.
This year, children are able to track Santa through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and TroopTube. To follow us on these Santa-tracking tools, type in @noradsanta into the search engine to start your tracking.
Also, beginning at 12:00 a.m. MST on Dec. 24, visitors to the website can watch Santa as he prepares his sleigh, checks his list, and goes through all of his preparations to ensure he has a successful journey.
As soon as Santa takes off from the North Pole, children can also track him with up-to-the-minute updates on Google Maps and Google Earth through the NORAD Tracks Santa website.
Santa trackers will begin answering phones and replying to email at 2:00 a.m. MST (4:00 a.m. EST) on December 24 and will continue until 3:00 a.m. MST (5:00 a.m. EST) December 25. Children of all ages can then call the NTS toll-free number 1-877-Hi-NORAD (1-877-446-6723) or send an email to noradtrackssanta@gmail.com.
The NORAD Tracks Santa program began in 1955 after a phone call was made to the Continental Air Defense Command Operations Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. The call was from a local youngster who dialed a misprinted telephone number in a local newspaper advertisement. The commander on duty who answered the phone that night gave the youngster the information requested the whereabouts of Santa. This began the tradition of tracking Santa, a tradition that was carried on by NORAD when it was formed in 1958.
The NORAD Tracks Santa program has grown immensely since first presented on the Internet in 1998. The website receives millions of unique visitors from hundreds of countries and territories around the world. In addition, a live Operations Center is occupied for 25 hours with more than 1,200 volunteers each year who receive hundreds of thousands of phone calls and emails from families around the world. |
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Selectmen Hear DPW, Fruit Street School Scenarios DPW must vacate current Fruit Street facility
by Robert Falcione
November 30,
2010 Town Engineer David Daltorio and Director of Public Works Brendan
O'Regan brought the Board of Selectmen, absent two members, up to
The School Department provided a plan (A low quality copy-machine copy was provided attendees, below) that shows the location of the proposed new elementary school, as well as the access road off of Fruit Street. The road would go past the current soccer field, north of the Little League filed, and to the new school. Selectman Ben Palleiko (photo, bottom, left) called the road plan a "terrible plan." He pointed out to Town Manager Norman Khumalo (photo, left), "But the town owns it," Mr. Khumalo, brushing aside any difference between town and school-owned land said, "The issue is how do we move forward?" Selectman Michele Gates (photo, right) expressed concern that there could be an issue surrounding the land that was purchased with CPC (Community Preservation Commission) money, parts of which are designated for, and restricted as, either passive or active recreation. Mr. Khumalo said he would look into it.
Mr. Khumalo also said, in answer to another question from Mrs. Gates,
that the Selectmen
Mr. Palleiko asked if the School Department could just pave over the DPW facility on their own, as the plan indicates. Mr. Khumalo explained that it is a phase issue, and that the DPW facility, the entire complex with offices and garages, needs to vacate the property at some point regardless of any action by the Schools. According to the Master Plan, he said, the DPW office must be moved, because it lies within a Zone I of a well. [Note: Zone I is a radius of 400 feet from the well in all directions]. And the DPW garage itself must be vacated eventually, too, said Mr. O'Regan following the meeting, because its type of use is not allowed in the Water Resources Protection Overlay District, under which nearly the entire Fruit Street Property lies. When pressed, Mr. Khumalo hinted that a complaint of a violation could cause the immediate vacating of the facility long before the target date [2013]. Mr. O'Regan explained that the 20-25 vehicles, large and small, that are housed inside the large metal building at the DPW facility were kept outdoors before that property was purchased from Pyne Sand and Gravel. "They could go to temporary storage," he said. Selectman John Mosher (photo, right) urged, "Some conversation with the school committee is necessary as soon as possible." Mr. Palleiko said, "This can't be submitted without a final conversation with the School Committee. "This can't 'just happen'," he concluded.
White text on plan below added by HopNews for clarity.
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New Postmasters Installed
November 30, 2010 Newly installed postmasters for the Elmwood School's Wee Deliver mail program from left, Timothy Fargiano and Jack Nowlin, pose with Hopkinton Postmaster Carl A Zagame following their installation today in the school library. The Wee Deliver program assigns postmasters, carriers and sorters to get mail to and from not only addresses within the school, but letters dropped at locations to be delivered into the school. |
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White Metal Day Schedule Change White Metal Day for the month of December will be held on Saturday December 18th, 2010 from 7am-2pm at the DPW garage located at 83 Wood St instead of Saturday December 25, 2010 due to Christmas falling on that Day. Normal White Metal Day schedule is the last Saturday of every month 7am-2pm. |
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Selectmen's Meeting Agenda November 30, 2010 6:00 PM CALL TO ORDER 1. FRUIT STREET PARCEL The Board will review the future of the DPW garage in relation to the proposed elementary school project. 2. EXECUTIVE SESSION (ROOM 211) a. Police Union Contract 7:30 PM ADJOURN MEETING |
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WEAR BLAZE ORANGE IN WOODS Starts today: Shotgun Deer Season: Nov. 29 - Dec 11, 2010
White-tailed deer are managed in Massachusetts as a valuable natural
resource. As such, MassWildlife sets deer density goals below human
tolerance limits. If deer densities exceed human tolerance, people tend
to label deer as pests. This attitude is contrary to MassWildlife's
mission of wildlife conservation. Our experience has demonstrated that
it is possible to maintain a healthy deer population that can be enjoyed
by all citizens of the Commonwealth. MassWildlife manages the population
using regulated hunting during three distinct hunting seasons. Since
deer population growth rates can exceed 30% annually, hunters provide a
unique service in helping us achieve our population density goals. By
proactively limiting deer densities, we avoid the consequences of
over-population. While MassWildlife maintains deer densities between 10
and 30 per square mile, we know of cases where deer populations in other
states exceed 100 per square mile. This causes excessive property
damage, road collisions and Lyme disease. It is more effective to
maintain optimal deer densities, than to reduce over-populated deer
populations. It is important that landowners and hunters cooperate to safely and effectively manage the Commonwealth's deer resource within desired population density goals. If done correctly, we can all enjoy the benefits of a healthy statewide deer population. Reprinted from Mass WildLife website after receiving email regarding 3 Hopkinton teens surprised in the woods today by hunters. |
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State Police Arrest 75 Impaired Drivers over
From Thursday, Nov. 25 through Sunday, Nov. 28, Massachusetts State Police arrested 71 drivers for operating under the influence of liquor. Troopers arrested four other drivers for operating under the influence of narcotics.
Of the 75 OUI arrests, 18 were made at a
pair of sobriety checkpoints. Friday night, state troopers manning a
checkpoint on
Overall, uniformed State Police troopers made 171 total arrests from Thursday to Sunday.
State Police responded to five OUI-related
crashes over the long weekend one each on Route 1 in
In addition to the checkpoints, State Police
rolled 13 additional patrols from late Wednesday night through early
Thursday morning. An additional eight extra patrols planned for the same
times were diverted from highway patrol duties to the western
Over the same Thursday through Sunday Thanksgiving holiday period in 2009, State Police arrested 76 impaired drivers. Those were among 166 total arrests on those four days last year. |
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On Assignment
November 29, 2010 As the sun fell low in the sky at Hopkinton State Park this afternoon, Alexis Stefano modeled for friend and fellow HHS student Saranga Arora, who has her camera loaded with black and white film, as she is shooting for a photography class at school. The photographer blurred the background post-production. |
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November Nov 29, 2010 Click above for full report
6:43 am A Leons Way resident reported a possible forced entry in progress...
10:07 pm An Apple Tree Hill resident reported receiving a strange text message...
9:10 am A caller reported larceny of copper on Ash Street...
9:48 am A Hayden Rowe Street business called to report a breaking and entering... |
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 December
4 The Hopkinton High School Drama Department, looking to raise
funds for its upcoming trip to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is offering
Star for the Day Theater Camp for children in grades 1-5. Thecamp will
take place on Saturday, December 4th from 10am-3pm at the Hopkinton High
School auditorium and art wing. Under the direction of HHS drama
department head, Valerine von Rosenvinge and the ensemble of high school
drama students, children will explore theater and experience the high school
stage. Children will partake in a variety of theater disciplines including
acting, singing, dancing and set/costume design. This is a wonderful
opportunity for parents to tackle their holiday to-do list while their
children are engaged in a unique one-day activity. A healthy snack will be
provided, Children should bring a bag lunch and dress for some mess! Cost
for the day is $25 in advance (before November 27th) and $35 after. Space is
limited. For more information email
hopkintondrama@gmail.com
with star in the subject line
or visit
www.hhsdramaensemble.com for
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Pursuant to gubernatorial protocol:
Please be advised that Governor Patrick has ordered that the United States flag and the Commonwealth flag be lowered to half-staff at all state buildings immediately and until further notice, in honor of Middlesex County Sheriff James V. DiPaola, who died November 26, 2010.
This gubernatorial order applies to:
1. The main or administration building of each public institution of the Commonwealth, e.g., town and city halls 2. Other state-owned or state-controlled buildings 3. All state military installations |
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Support the Class of 2011 With an Ad For the Marathoner Yearbook
Q. What School Activity is supported solely by donations and sales, presents all of the students in their best light, and is eagerly awaited each Spring?
A. The Marathoner Yearbook!
Businesses who would like to help out with the next edition of Hopkinton High School's Senior Yearbook may download the advertising form HERE. The yearbook staff and other school student volunteers are eager to help design an ad for a business that does not have the time or capabilities. Parents, students, family members and friends can also place an ad. The form is HERE. For more information, please contact: Colleen Gianino at cgianino@hopkinton.k12.ma.us |
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Turkey Bowl 2010
November 28, 2010 This group of Hopkinton alumni ledd by Craig Sagar, front, right, won their fourth straight Turkey Bowl championship this year. In 2005, they brought the Hiller football team through an undefeated season and a Tri-Valley Championship. |
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Chimney Fire
November 27, 2010 Bright holiday lights were trumped by lights from public safety vehicles, a police cruiser and several fire department vehicles, in the Ravenwood neighborhood Saturday evening. Ashland sent a ladder truck, often called the tower, to assist with a chimney fire on Pendulum Pass just before 9:00 pm. The fire had already been smothered by arriving Hopkinton firefighters, who robbed it of oxygen by shutting the damper at the flue. Photo by Ken Osowski. |
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Cornell's Pub Burglarized - Suspect Arrested Within Hours (Update)
November 27, 2010 Following the discovery of an illegal entry from the roof, cut communications wires and a missing safe at Cornell's Pub on Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton Police began an investigation just after 9:00 am yesterday that led to the arrest of a suspect less than seven hours later.
Owner Rob Cornell, a former police officer himself, praised the speed with which the Hopkinton Police cracked the case.
A suspect, Steven F Moschini, 31, Clinton Street, was arrested and charged with 2 counts of B&E in the Nighttime for Felony, Malicious Destruction of Property over $250, Larceny Over $250 and Intimidating a Witness.
Hopkinton PD Press Release for Incident 2010-11307 Break & Entry Cornell Restaurant
On Friday 26 November 2010 at approximately 09:10 AM, Hopkinton Police responded to the Cornell Restaurant/Pub for a reported past breaking and entry. It was determined that the suspect had gained entry to the restaurant by means of the roof. The telephone lines and electric meter had been disabled by the suspect. A safe containing the restaurant receipts had been stolen.
The investigation led by Hopkinton police officers and detectives culminated in the arrest of Steven Moschini, 31, of Clinton Street, Hopkinton, Mass. on the following charges:
Property taken from the restaurant was recovered. Moschini is being held on $20,000 cash bail. He is currently being held at Hopkinton Police and will be arraigned at the Framingham District Court on Monday 29 November 2010.
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"The News Starts Here!"
The Hopkinton Middle School
Drama Club performed Romeo and Juliet at the Middle School Friday
evening. They will present an encore performance on Saturday. See a clip
from Friday's performance, below (YouTube still processing video).
Police
Department are actively investigating a fatal self-inflicted shooting
that took place today in
speed
on the town-owned Fruit Street property and the proposal by the School
Department to place a
new elementary school on the site, following a review by their
consultant on the project.
would
eventually be asked to endorse the individual plans for the Fruit Street
parcels; senior housing, affordable housing, single family homes and
duplexes, and townhouses when they come to pass. Each time one of the
individual parcels gets to the conceptual design stage, there would need
to be a Notice of Project Change filed with MEPA (Mass Environmental
Policy Act), who approved the final Environmental Impact Report
for the
conceptual parcels and uses.
