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Seeking Veterans for Photo and Video
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Just got home? Give them a call
Above, recently departed veteran Paul M. Phipps (arrow) at Suribachi on Iwo Jima, Japan. Mr. Phipps showed this memorable photo taken in February, 1945 during his interview on cable by Dick Gooding. The producers would like to hear from younger vets, too. |
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Winter Can Be Colorful 50% OFF Holiday Decor - Final Days  January 15, 2013 — Weston Nurseries is in its third year of being open year-round. During the winter, they will be open 10am - 5:00 pm Wednesday through Sunday and are now featuring a 50% off holiday decor sale. In addition, for those looking for live color in a drab season, there are bright specials going on in the greenhouses. |
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Hopkinton’s Park and Rec
Interim Director, Joan Bannon, Resigns
Ken Driscoll, Chair of the Park and
Recreation Board, and Norman Khumalo, Town Manager, regret to
announce that Ms. Joan Bannon has resigned from her position as
Interim Director for the Park andRecreation Department effective
Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Ms. Bannon’s commitment to stepping up to the plate to fill in at the time of the former director’s departure was demonstrated in the tremendous job she has done in working with the youth and families of Hopkinton. Her dedication and efforts towards ensuring the best possible service to our citizens during her employment as the Assistant Director and the Interim Director are sincerely appreciated, and she is wished the very best in all her future endeavors. NOTE: Her resignation letter is here. |
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Final Hopkinton School
Superintendent Candidate Interview by Robert Falcione January 14, 2013 — Monday night, Wellesley High School
Principal Dr. Andrew Keough became the third, and with the
withdrawal of candidate Joseph Baeta, the final candidate
for
Dr. Keough began by
relating how his four years in Hopkinton was a "crossroads"
for him, helping him decide to stay in education, and
saying, "Hopkinton was a nice fit for me. There has been concern in the community about early education. Dr. Keough promised he would go after achievement gaps "where ever they are," and added, "It is so much easier to attack a gap before it is a gap." With the 2011 defeat of the passing of a new school on Fruit Street still fresh on everyone's mind, and the problem of an aging Center School still unsolved, School Committee member Rebecca Robak asked Dr. Keough if he had any experience with the MSBA (Massachusetts School Building Authority). "In Medfield, I was dealing with a major renovation project. We did a mid-year swap," he said. He spoke about being involved in Wellesley with all aspects of the process of building the $156 million High School, and tearing down the old one, which he called a landmark built in 1938. He said he was involved in the Town Meeting process, the building process and the political process. "I had to be cognizant of the fact that people loved the [old] school. "I think I can do the same here," he said. He used the term "bombardment of information" when asked how he would reach the community. Dr. Keough sad that in the six years he has been at Wellesley, they brought the special education students back. "I do not want any challenged learners to be left out in the lurch." Drawing on his own difficulties in middle school, Dr. Keough said, "You can struggle as a high school student and still be incredibly successful in life." "With the right amount of hard work and problem-solving skills, we can do anything," he said. Speaking to the size of Wellesley High School, and how that relates to a superintendent's position, Dr. Keough said, "My school is like a district within a district." Dr. Keough gave retired superintendent Dr. Jack Phelan high grades for implementing a strategic plan when he, Dr. Keough, served in Hopkinton. School Committee member Scott Aghababian wanted to know how Dr. Keough would deal with an overreaching School Committee. "It is important the Superintendent and the School Committee Chairperson have a very special relationship. "School Committee members should not go with their pet projects to principals. I feel very strongly about that," he said. In answer to a question about budgets, Dr. Keough said that he has caught people making budgets by simply by asking for the same amount or adding onto the year before, a practice he found without merit. "Whoever you choose for Hopkinton, you really have to look at things." Recurring themes throughout the interview and the public Q & A were his love for children, personal integrity and leadership, a passion for education and a balanced approach to most everything. Muriel Kramer asked if his high school project came in on time and on budget. "It came in on time and under budget," he said. Mrs. Kramer, mother of six children, expressed concern that fees disenfranchised some kids who can't afford them. "Public education should be paid for by the public, not just the parents of the students. But eliminating fees could be a half-million dollar proposition," he said. "It is painful as a parent paying an athletic fee, and then having to buy a ticket to see my kid perform," he said. Hearing that there was a controversy about hats when Dr. Keough last worked in Hopkinton, Diane Welch asked, "What is your hat policy?" Stating he had none, Dr. Keough added, "It's not what's going on the head, it's what's going on in the head [that is important]." |
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Arrest Log Sunday, January 13, 2012
2:51 pm Officer
William Burchard arrested Luis Martin, 46, of Oxbow Road,
Wayland, on Cochituate Road in Wayland and charged him with
Assault and
Incident Log Sunday, January 13, 2013 9:06 pm A motorist reported that a deer ran into the side of her car on Ash Street then took off into the woods. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the area with a negative find. 6:29 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil assisted the Fire Department with an investigation on Jordan Road. 1:44 pm Officer Patrick O'Brien assisted the Fire Department with a fire alarm activation on East Main Street. 8:52 am Officer Patrick O'Brien checked and spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on Main Street. 1:44 am Officer Jacob Campbell arrested 46 year old male from Wayland, on Cochituate Road in that town, and charged him with a domestic Assault and Battery.
Saturday, January 12, 2013 10:45 pm A 911 caller from Fruit Street reported that her husband just attempted to choke her and left the area, possibly heading back to his residence in Wayland. Three officers responded and the Southborough and Westborough Police Departments were also notified to be on the look out for the vehicle. 6:18 pm A 911 caller reported an erratic operator on Hayden Rowe Street. Officer William Burchard checked the area with a negative find. 5:17 pm A 911 caller from Falcon Ridge Road reported setting off her smoke alarm while cooking food. Officer William Burchard responded and assisted the Fire Department. 4:16 pm The Framingham Police Department requested an officer pass on a message to a resident of Cedar Street. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and advised that no one was home. 2:24 pm Officer David Shane assisted the Fire Department with a fire alarm activation on South Street. 9:44 am A motorist reported that there was a large pipe wrench in the roadway on Hayden Rowe Street. Officer Stephen Buckley checked the area with a negative find. 9:26 am A caller reported that a dog was running loose on Hayden Rowe Street. The owner was contacted and retrieved the dog. 12:11 am Officer Jacob Campbell assisted the Fire Department on Main Street.
Friday, January 11, 2013 10:34 pm Officer Matthew McNeil checked and spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on Hayden Rowe Street. 6:02 pm A 911 caller reported that a vehicle was driving very slowly and was all over the road on Hayden Rowe Street. Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with the operator who was lost and was trying to find his way using a gps. 5:14 pm Officer William Burchard assisted a disabled motor vehicle on West Main Street. 2:30 pm Officer Thomas Griffin checked and spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on West Main Street. 8:44 am A resident of Aikens Road reported an odor of natural gas inside their house. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and assisted that Fire Department. 7:07 am Officer David Shane responded to a motor vehicle accident without personal injury on West Main Street. 2:16 am A caller from Turnbridge Lane reported a suspicious male in the area who appeared not to belong there. Officer Linda Higgins checked the area with a negative find. 12:08 am Sgt. Scott vanRaalten assisted the State Police with a traffic stop on 495. |
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CHEERLEADERS For an ALL YOU CAN EAT
PANCAKE BREAKFAST* FUNDRAISER Saturday, January
19, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Applebee’s
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Hopkinton Grad Selected for Team, Seeks Funding
This past November I was invited to play abroad in Australia for collegiate team USA in the “Down Under Cup” lacrosse tournament. I am honored to have been selected and I am beyond excited for the experience to come; as I will be traveling around Australia for ten days. However, the invitation is not without a price tag, I must provide a total of roughly $4,500 to cover flights, meals, ground transportation, hotels, etc.
I have already knocked off around $1,000 from the total thanks to my work-study position at Saint Anselm College, so I’m reaching out for financial help of any sort in order to finance the trip and raise that final $3,500. Hopefully with your help and additional fundraising I have planned, I will be able to represent the United States in Australia and play in the “Down Under Cup”. I’ve been playing lacrosse for fourteen years now and thought that collegiate lacrosse was the peak of all my sport endeavors. Obviously, playing overseas in a land full of kangaroos, koalas, and lacrosse teams from around the world is a step up from my previous idea of an ideal lacrosse experience. Anything you could do help me would be appreciated; whether it be donations or advice on ways to fund raise! Thank you for your help and have a great year! Sincerely, Samuel MacDonald Saint Anselm ‘14 Lacrosse #40 |
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SUNSHINE!
Celebrate The Fresh Air Fund’s 137th Summer
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Hopkinton High School Class of ‘63 50th
Class Reunion Celebration
Save the Date!!! To the members of Hopkinton High School Class of 1963.
This letter serves as a “Save the Date” notice. We are sending this out in advance because we want everyone to have enough time to make arrangements to attend our 50th reunion. We all know how quickly the years have passed and this one will be no different.
It is fortunate that we will be able to use the Laborer’s Training Center on East Street in Hopkinton. It has a very unique setting overlooking the “infamous” pond. The date will be Saturday night, September 21, 2013. There will be a DJ, a buffet catered by TJ’s and a charge bar. More details will follow.
Please contact our coordinator, Mary Lou Ellsworth, by November 30, 2012 if you plan on attending or if you are not planning on attending. We look forward to hearing from you at ellsworth16@verizon.net or 508-435-5438. As a side bar, if anyone is interested in playing a round of golf on Friday, Sept. 20th please contact Dave Hughes at dhughes200@gmail.com or 508-435-4921. Save the
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Hopkinton 104, Medfield 80 January 12, 2013 — The team had a huge win Friday night over Medfield 104-80 with strong performances by John Nadeau, Spencer Franklin and Josh Perez just to name a few. For the girls Carly Adams, Bridget Coffey, Nikki Annenburg and Brianno Gallo contributed in a big way to the win. Divers Renee Salois and Reece Donahue helped clinch the Hiller victory. ~ John Daley. Photo of Bridget Coffey, above, by John Daley. |
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Candidate Withdraws from Consideration Press Release Hopkinton, MA 1/11/2013 The Hopkinton School Committee has been
notified by the New England School Development Council (NESDEC),
that after being chosen for the Superintendent position for the
Norton Public Schools, Joseph Baeta has decided to withdraw from
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Paul is survived by his beloved wife Barbara Hill Casler Coyne; his stepson Dr. Stephen Casler of Meadville, PA; brother John (Blanche) Coyne of Milton, MA, granddaughters Nicole Pamela (Robert) Leventry of Carver, MA and Megan Barbara Curley of Holliston, MA, two great-grandchildren, Ryan and Madison Leventry and many nieces and nephews; Butler, Coyne, DeWolfe, Klinkhamer, Hall, Hill, Garcia/O’Brien, Seto and O’Brien. Paul was born in Dorchester, MA, on April 19, 1928, graduated HS Commerce in 1945 and was awarded a BS from Boston University in 1957. He served in the US Army during World War II and in the Korean Conflict 1950/51. His professional career covered 15 years as Director of Administration at Ewen Knight Corp., Natick, MA followed by twenty years of Federal Service with US Dept of Transportation, Cambridge, MA and Department of the Army, retiring in 1990 as Deputy Director of Acquisition at the Army Research, Development and Engineering Center, Natick, MA. Among numerous awards he received was the prestigious Army Meritorious Civilian Service Medal.
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Hopkinton 60, Medway 59 Hank Rudden scores a dramatic three-pointer at buzzer to win game by one point  January 11, 2013 — Above, Hank Rudden (#21). left. watches his three-point shot drop through the net as the buzzer sounds in the last shot of the game, bringing Hopkinton one point ahead of what many thought was clinch for Medway, which had been ahead 59-57. There were less than three seconds on the game clock when the Hillers got the ball, and Rudden gambled for the win rather than a tie with a two-point shot.
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January 11, 2013
Arrest
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Wednesday, January 9, 2012
10:22 pm Officer
William Burchard arrested Candice N. Blackmore, 22, of East Main
Street, Milford, on East Main Street and charged her with Marked
Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense.
Incident Log
Thursday, January 10, 2013
11:50 pm Officer
Linda Higgins checked and spoke with the operator of a motor
vehicle on West Main Street.
9:58 pm Officer
William Burchard assisted the Ashland Police Department with a
motor vehicle stop on Cross Street.
5:58 pm Officer
Aaron O'Neil responded to a minor motor vehicle accident without
personal injury on South Street.
5:06 pm Officer
William Burchard assisted a disabled motor vehicle on Main
Street.
2:35 pm Officer
Patrick O'Brien assisted a disabled motor vehicle on West Main
Street.
1:22 pm Officer
Gregg DeBoer responded to a minor motor vehicle accident on
South Street.
5:53 am A
caller reported that a tree limb was down, blocking part of East
Street. Officer Thomas Griffin responded to assist.
4:34 am A
motorist reported that he struck a tree that was in the roadway
on Chestnut Street. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and removed
the tree from the road.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
9:50 pm Officer
William Burchard stopped a motor vehicle on East Main Street and
subsequently arrested a 22 year old female from Milford and
charged her with Marked Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense.
8:08 pm A
motorist reported that they hit a deer on East Main Street.
Officer William Burchard responded to assist.
5:55 pm A
caller from Wedgewood Drive reported that his house alarm went
off and a vehicle left his driveway. Two officers checked the
area with a negative find.
2:23 pm A
Valleywood Road resident reported past credit card fraud.
12:52 pm Officer
Philip Powers requested an ambulance at the High School.
12:17 pm Officer
Patrick O'Brien checked a motor vehicle on Parkwood Drive.
11:23 am Officer
Gregg DeBoer checked on an an individual ice fishing off of
Cedar Street.
11:05 am A
911 caller reported a strong odor of natural gas on West Main
Street. Officer Patrick O'Brien responded and assisted the Fire
Department.
11:04 am A
911 caller reported a strong odor of natural gas on East Main
Street. Officer David Shane responded to assist the Fire
Department.
8:15 am The
Ashland Police Department requested assistance with searching
for a motor vehicle on Pleasant Street. Two officers responded
but were canceled while in route by the Ashland Police
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4 - 7 PM
Tasty and Inexpensive Wines
This week, we have an all red tasting. These wines are new to Hopkinton Wine, inexpensive, and really tasty. We have a Central Coast Cabernet Sauvignon, a pair of Grenache wines from Calatayud, Spain, and a fun red blend from the Central Coast. NO ADVANCE APPOINTMENT. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO STOP BY 77 WEST MAIN STREET AND HAVE A TASTE 4-7 PM TODAY |
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District Attorney Gerry Leone Announces That He Will Not
SeekReelection To A Third Term As DA
This evening, Middlesex District Attorney
Gerry Leone (file photo) told the staff of the Middlesex
District Attorney’s Office, at an office-wide annual awards and
recognition ceremony, that he will not seek reelection in 2014
to a third term as Middlesex District Attorney. Lately I have been asked by several
people in our office, and several people outside the office,
about my personal plans for the immediate future. Editor's Note: The above was received this evening as a press release from the Middlesex District Attorney's office. Gerry Leone is a Hopkinton resident. |
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Downtown Design Ready for Prime Time 25% design available for review Thursday, January 17th from 10:00 to 11:00 am
EDITOR'S NOTE: Above is a small excerpt from the design to be submitted to the state for approval. It shows new dedicated lanes, bumpouts, islands, and less available parking. The actual design encompasses the area of Main Street from Ash to Wood.
The Town is providing an opportunity for
those who are interested in reviewing the 25% Project Design, as
recommended by the DISC, with the Town Engineer, DPW Director
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RUNNERS: 2013 BAA HOPKINTON
MARATHON NUMBER IS AVAILABLE NOW – ACT QUICKLY An official BAA Hopkinton Marathon Number is available through the Town’s Hopkinton 300th Anniversary Celebration Committee. Applicant must raise $2,500 (more is great) all of which will support the town’s 300th Anniversary · Applicant must pay the BAA’s Registration Fee separately to the BAA If interested contact hop300th@gmail.com for further details. |
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Wake Up Call
January 10, 2013 — A Mayhew Street family must have been more than a little shocked to hear this come crashing down. The other side of the story is below. Thanks to George Robinson for the photo and the tip. |
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Many
Hopkintonians are aware of the documentation that is
being developed to pay tribute to our local military
veterans. Men and women who have served as early as
1900, to the present time have been identified and
recorded in the
the
top job in the Hopkinton School Department to be interviewed
by the School Committee. The committee grilled Dr. Keough
this evening beginning at 7:00 pm; and then at 8:40 pm
took a back seat to let the audience, the largest at any of
the three forums, gather around the table, and the room, and
ask questions.
Battery.
Dear
friends and family,
Fresh
Air summers are filled with children running barefoot through
the grass, gazing at star-filled skies or swimming for the first
time. Join host families in and around the Central Massachusetts
area for our 137th summer and open your heart and home to a
Fresh Air child! Each summer, over 4,000 inner-city children
visit suburban, rural and small town communities across 13
states from Virginia to Maine and Canada through The Fresh Air
Fund’s Volunteer Host Family Program. 
Paul
H. Coyne
Paul
was a life member of the DAV, the VFW, Post 4254, Bonita
Springs, FL and was an AARP Tax-Aide in Bonita Springs since
1994.
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