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GOVERNOR PATRICK AND COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT
SANTOS SIGN SCIENCE AND INNOVATION MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING
 Left,
Governor Patrick and President Santos (center)
signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote
collaboration in the innovation economy sectors,
with the Director of Colciencias, Carlos Fonseca
(left). (Photo credit: Cesar Carrion / Government
Information System for the Republic of Colombia)Bogota, Colombia – February 20,
2013 – As part of the Massachusetts-Colombia
Innovation Partnership Mission, Governor Deval
Patrick and President of the Republic of Colombia
Juan Manuel Santos yesterday signed a memorandum of
understanding (MOU) to formalize collaboration
between Massachusetts and Colombia in the areas of
science, technology and innovation, including in the
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FRESH AIR FUND DAY - MARCH 20, 2013
Come Celebrate Fresh Air Fund Day at
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at The Vin
Bin, 91 Main Street, Marlborough, MA. The Vin Bin is
hosting a wine & cheese tasting celebration for our
prospective, former, and current hosts along with all
our volunteers that make this program a great success
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Jones/McCowan Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rance Jones of
Hopkinton, Massachusetts are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter Ainsley Devon, to Scott
Matthew McCowan, son of
Jack and Leslie McCowan of Hopkinton,
Massachusetts. Ms. Jones, is a graduate of Boston
College and is currently in her 3rd year at Tufts
University School of Medicine. Mr. McCowan received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems from Bentley College, and works as an IT consultant at Ernst & Young in Boston, Massachusetts. Both the future bride and groom graduated from Hopkinton High School in 2004. A May 2014 wedding is planned. |
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HOPKINTON - Jacqueline Lavoie died Tuesday, February 19, 2013. Funeral arrangements, entrusted to the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home, are incomplete at this time. |
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Hopkinton to Speak and Listen Above, Rep. Kennedy is greeted by fourth grade student Amelia Bashy. To her right are, respectively, David Wang and Zack Best. February 19, 2013 — United States Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III of the Fourth Congressional District of Massachusetts stopped by Water Fresh Farm on Hayden Rowe Street this morning at the invitation of State Senator Karen Spilka and the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce. Representative Kennedy warned about a lack of compromise in Washington, but held Hopkinton up as a standard for other communities to follow. "If we don't come together and compromise, you're going to see some big cuts in just a couple of weeks," he warned. He said the challenge was, "...finding those individuals who want to work together." "This community [Hopkinton] ends up having a thriving business. You've developed a wonderful place to live and work," he said. "How do you get the power of the greater Boston area, and from Hopkinton, and get it to work for the rust belt... areas that have been hurt disproportionately with the manufacturing base going overseas; and what can we do to strengthen those communities going forward? "Issues will change, but if you're able to ask questions, to listen, then that trust that builds up will transcend the issues of the day. "I want you to think of me and this office as a resource for you," Rep. Kennedy said. During a Q&A following Rep. Kennedy's introduction, Greyhound Friends' Louise Coleman, who said she is on the Sherborn Democratic Town Committee, asked about what the US is doing to prevent the threat of nuclear war. Representative Kennedy replied that the president is trying to limit the number of warheads, but that the threat from North Korea, Pakistan, and now Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, is greater than the former Soviet Union. "Pakistan has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal in the world," he said. Answering a question from Margo Roman, Rep. Kennedy agreed that healthy eating could keep the cost of health care down and possibly be a boon for sustainable farming and organic agriculture. Continued Above Below, part of the audience at Water Fresh Farm is visible as Representative Kennedy greets them.
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 Harlem Wizards March 3, 2013 1:00 pm Hopkinton High School Athletic Center From the HPTA: RESCHEDULED HARLEM WIZARDS FAMILY FUN EVENT
Harlem Wizards vs. Hopkinton Hotshots
Sunday, March 3rd, 1PM (Doors
open at 12:15pm) Advance Ticket Prices - Adults
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Updated Monday, February 18, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 4 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 10 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury.
Arrest Log Saturday, February 16, 2013
5:37 am Officer
John Moran arrested Jerrod Lee Evans, 36, of Providence
Road, Whittensville, on West Main Street and charged him
with Marked Lanes
3:20 am Officer Linda Higgins arrested Willard R. Dumais, 49, of Downey Street, Hopkinton, on School Street and charged him with Disorderly Conduct.
2:47 am Officer Linda Higgins arrested Tina M. Dumais, 47, of Downey Street, Hopkinton, on School Street for a Warrant and also charged her with License Not in Possession, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and OUI Liquor.
Friday, February 15, 2013 1:17 am Officer John Moran arrested Jonathan Michael Carey, 23, of Brian Lane, Hopkinton, on Grove Street and charged him with Marked Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor.
Incident Log Sunday, February 17, 2013 5:33 pm Officer William Burchard assisted the Upton Police Department with locating a person in the state forest on Westboro Road.
9:58 am A caller reported that a female driver, who was in a roll over accident on the Mass Pike, was suffering from a head injury. People had stopped to assist her including a nurse. The Fire Department responded and transported her to the hospital.
1:53 am A bartender from a Hayden Rowe Street business requested a police officer escort her from the building to her vehicle because there had been a truck parked a few spaces from her all night and was now occupied for the last 15 minutes. Officer Jacob Campbell completed the escort and advised that the truck had a flat tire and was waiting for help from Ashland.
Saturday, February 16, 2013 6:53 pm A caller from Woody Island Road reported that neighbors were having a party and a vehicle had blocked him in his own driveway. Two officers responded and were able to locate the owner of the motor vehicle who moved it.
10:04 am A 911 caller reported a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on Winter Street. Officer David Shane responded and advised that the operator was transported to the hospital.
7:06 am A 911 caller reported that an elderly woman was chasing her dog down the middle of Hayden Rowe Street. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the area with a negative find.
5:02 am A caller reported an erratic and high speed vehicle heading into town from Hopkinton Road in Upton. Officer John Moran located the vehicle in the parking lot of a West Main Street business and subsequently arrested a 36 year old male from Whitinsville and charged him with Marked Lanes Violation, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense and Miscellaneous Motor Vehicle Equipment Violation.
2:11 am A resident of School Street reported that a vehicle was on her property. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 47 year old female from Hopkinton for a Warrant and also charged her with License Not in Possession, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and OUI Liquor. A 49 year old male from Hopkinton was also arrested and charged with Disorderly Conduct.
2:04 am Officer John Moran checked the occupants of a motor vehicle on Elm Street for possible narcotics violations.
Friday, February 15, 2013 8:27 pm A resident of Meadowland Drive reported a suspicious white male, with a gray hoodie, walking around residents driveways. Two officers checked the area with a negative find.
3:39 pm Officer Peter Booth responded to Main Street to take a hit and run motor vehicle accident report.
12:48 am Officer John Moran stopped a motor vehicle on Grove Street and subsequently arrested a 23 year old male from Hopkinton and charged him with Marked Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor.
12:20 am Officer John Moran checked and spoke with two individuals who appeared to begin snow removal on Main Street. They were advised of the town's by-law and will return during the day. |
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REMINDER:
  This year’s PJB marathon team is made up of three Hopkinton runners, Ann-Michele Dragsbaek, Kyle Kelley and Jeanne Vumbaca and we have chosen to run in support of group of the some of the most dedicated people out there,
Project Just Because is a Hopkinton-based charitable organization that helps more people in need from more than 30 area towns in a variety of very personal ways. They supply adults and children with a variety of support by acting as a resource for items that families need (clothing, toiletries, gift baskets, career items, school supplies, blankets, toys, furniture, baby items, housewares) and creating an element of hope for a brighter tomorrow by educating families that want to help people but don’t know how. They also act as a food pantry for the town of Hopkinton. Project Just Because has amazingly low admin costs and therefore 97% of the money they raise goes direction to helping people.
Their approach to helping people is so refreshingly caring, infectious and personal that it is an honor for us runners to be associated with them. If you would like to know more about Project Just Because, please follow the link to their website: http://projectjustbecause.org/ Please help us in supporting this wonderful group of people. ~ Ann-Michele, Kyle and Jeanne |
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 Fundraising for Best Buddies
by Brooke McMullen This year I will be fundraising and training for the 2013 Boston Marathon in support of Best Buddies Massachusetts. Best Buddies is a non-profit organization that provides social and employment opportunities to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Massachusetts. Best Buddies allows special education students and regular education students opportunities to interact in a non-academic setting at middle school, high school and college chapters. My goal is to raise $6,000 by April 15th to support Best Buddies, and I'm well on my way but need your support to get me to the finish line. My involvement with Best Buddies began in 2009, when I was a freshman student at Hopkinton High School. I became the Secretary for the Best Buddies chapter, and mentored for two students that have intellectual and developmental disabilities. My time with these girls was spent taking a rape defense course called RAD. I encouraged the students to be strong and gain empowerment through self defense. I have continued my passion for Best Buddies by joining the chapter at The University of New Hampshire. I hope you’ll consider supporting my efforts to make Massachusetts more inclusive for people of all abilities, one stride at a time! Thank you so much for your support and encouragement. If you would like to make an online donation please visit www.teambestbuddiesboston.org and select “Donate”, “Make a Gift” then select my name from the list. As an added bonus, you’ll be officially added to my support team with a complimentary tee shirt for all donations over $50. |
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Theater
Educator Arlynn Polletta Teaching Courses at HCA
HOPKINTON, MA (February 15, 2013)
-- Experienced and respected theater educator
Arlynn Polletta will be teaching three courses at the
Hopkinton Center for the Arts this spring. Classes
include a Creative Movement for Little Ones (children
ages 2.9 months to 5 years), musical theater class
with a performance of Moosical (ages preK-3rd
grade), and an Acting for the Camera (ages 13 and up).
Classes will be held at HCA (98 Hayden Rowe) and begin
on April 1st. “Teaching performance art is
my passion,” Polletta explained. “I love working
with all age levels and seeing kids take risks on stage
and realize their creative potential.” Polletta, who has a master’s
in theater education from Emerson College, has been
teaching since 2002, and has taught at Charles River
School, Boston Casting, Brimmer and May, the Center for
Arts in Natick, Wheelock Family Theater, Grover
Cleveland Middle School, and Helen Hays Theater Company.
She is also associate director at the Charles River
Creative Arts. She has been teaching classes
at Hopkinton Center for the Arts since 2009.
“Arlynn really
has a special talent in dealing with children and young
adults and helping them explore their creativity,” said
Kelly Grill, executive director at HCA. “She
believes in connecting with her students because she
thinks they learn best when they are valued, engaged and
inspired. We are very fortunate to have her
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Records Broken February 17, 2013 — (Photo
taken by Carl Adams) L to R Renee Saloi, Bridget
Coffey, Lydia Franklin, Nikki Annenberg, Brianna
Gallo, Ashley Windheuser, Carly Adams, Jackie
Schofield, Coach Bryan King (missing, Holly Franke,
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Back at You February 16, 2013 — This ice fisherman at the cove by the Lake Whitehall boat landing was one of a group of three men standing together when the photographer gave a wave from shore. He ran to this nearby encampment to grab his binoculars, a staple of sportsmen, to have a look at the photographer. |
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(Milford, MA.) On Friday February 15, 2013 Milford Police Detectives obtained a search warrant from Milford District Court and executed it approximately 1:30 pm at 43 South Main Street, first floor apartment. As a result of the search detectives arrested two individuals for drug offenses and seized a quantity of heroin, methadone and cash from the suspects and residence.
A. Possession with Intent To Distribute Class A Substance (Heroin) B. Possession of Class A Substance (Heroin) C. Possession of Class B Substance (Methodone) D. Conspiracy to Violate Drug Laws
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Recent FirstUpdated Friday, February 15, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 1 Time the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 2 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury. 2 Disabled Motor Vehicles.
Incident Log Thursday, February 14, 2013 5:30 pm A caller from Main Street reported that someone had changed his dead bolt on his side door. Officer Peter Booth responded and took a report.
5:24 pm A Glen Road resident reported a suspicious red motor vehicle in front of her home. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the area with a negative find.
2:00 pm A West Main Street business employee as concerned about a customer not being able to operate their vehicle. Officer Patrick O'Brien checked the area but could not locate the vehicle. The Upton Police Department was notified.
10:59 am A caller from Elm Street spoke with Officer Patrick O'Brien regarding a hit and run motor vehicle accident.
3:22 am A West Main Street gas attendant reported that a person was passed out behind the wheel in the parking lot. Officer Jacob Campbell responded and transported the individual to his residence in Holliston.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 11:48 pm A caller requested a well being check for his friend who lives on Eastview Road. Two officers responded and spoke with him and his parents.
8:37 pm A 911 caller from Winter Street reported that two youths just knocked on her door. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and spoke with solicitors in the area.
8:29 pm A 911 caller reported that a suspicious person was sitting in a snow bank on Front Street. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the area with a negative find.
6:45 pm A caller reported that a suspicious motor vehicle with Florida plates had been parked on Pegs Way for some time now. Officer Gregg DeBoer responded but could not locate the vehicle.
2:19 pm Officer Patrick O'Brien responded to Main Street to take a hit and run motor vehicle accident report.
11:44 am Lieutenant Charles Wallace advised the electrical company of downed wires on Hidden Brick Road.
6:37 am A Lakeshore Drive resident reported vandalism to a backhoe. Two officers responded to take a report. |
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SHARON TIMLIN MEMORIAL EVENT WILL BE HELD ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 2013 AND REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
ATWWW.SHARONTIMLINRACE.ORG.
The committee is planning a spectacular day for all ages!! If you are interested in volunteering, please register on our web site under the volunteer tab. If you are interested in a larger role as part of the committee, please contact Abbie at angelabbie@aol.com. We are always looking for energetic, fun folks to join our team. Know of anyone interested in sponsoring an important cause and getting some visibility for their company? If so, please contact Michelle Weilding at mweild1302@gmail.com. Save The Date: Saturday, June 15, 2013 8:30 AM We fill up fast and the event is held rain or shine!! (HopNews file photo) |
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Destination, Snow Dump February 14, 2013 —HopNews featured photos of the Downtown being cleared by large trucks taking away the snow following the storm. This is the destination, called the snow dump, off of Cedar Street. The camera could only capture about half of the actual size. |
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Hopkins School to Build Community Garden: Seeks
Initial Financial Support
Hopkinton, MA--The Hopkins School
is building a school community garden. A landscape
architect has helped to develop a site plan and
committees have started to plan curriculum, design,
construction, sustainability and more. The Hopkins
Garden Project is a hands-on, integrated learning
concept expected to be in full bloom this spring, then
sustained for years to come. To purchase some of the initial materials, Hopkins is conducting a fundraising drive. If you would like to donate please send a check for any amount payable to Hopkinton Public Schools with HCG in the memo to Hopkins School Office, 104 Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748. See a PDF files of the Community Garden Proposal here, and the Hopkins Garden Site Plan here. For any questions, please contact Cindy Bernardo at cindybernardo@hotmail.com |
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Trails Club Hike - No Pets Allowed
Sunday, February 17, 1PM: A walk at Waseeka Wildlife Sanctuary of the Massachusetts Audubon Society. We've visited this 219-acre area a number of times and it's one of our favorites, especially in the winter. Beautiful woods, diverse trails and landscape, and a large, interesting pond. Best of all, Ron Wolanin from Mass Audubon will be there to share his amazing knowledge of the plants, animals and history of the area. The walk begins in the parking lot on Clinton Street near the Holliston line. ~ John Ritz |
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Patricia M. Helmuth, 73
HOPKINTON – Patricia M. Helmuth, 73, died suddenly at home on Monday, February 11, 2013. She was the wife of the late Ronald Helmuth, who died in February 1994. Born in Brockton, she was the daughter of the late Howard and Helen (Barry) Bossa.
She was employed by Honeywell for 29 years, retiring in August 2010. She was also employed by the Hopkinton Treasurer’s Office for many years. She volunteered yearly with the Hopkinton Marathon Committee.
She is survived by her daughter Helen Friers Lowell of SC and her son Peter Helmuth of Hopkinton. She also leaves her stepchildren David Helmuth and his wife Cathy of Michigan, Paul Helmuth and his wife Lynne Ann of Bourne, J. Scott Helmuth and his wife Mary of Middleboro, Richard Laney and his wife Samantha of Medway, Sandra Thompson of Virginia, Judi Rice of Franklin and Kristi Landry and her husband Dale of Douglas. In addition, she leaves her brothers Wayne Bossa and his wife Eileen of Norwell, Robert Bossa and his wife Sherry of Franklin and Thomas Bossa and his wife Patty of Florida; and her sister Elaine Sweetman and her husband Donald of Bridgewater. She also leaves 20 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and many niece and nephews. She is predeceased by her brother Reverend Barry Bossa.
A graveside funeral service will take place Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. in Evergreen Cemetery, Hopkinton. Calling hours are Friday, February 15 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at theCallanan Cronin Funeral Home, 34 Church Street.
Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1115 W. Chestnut Street, Brockton, MA 02301. |
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Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 1 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 1 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Check. 1 Time the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Wednesday, February 13, 2013 7:54 am Officer Aaron O'Neil arrested Patrick J. Healy, 28, of Independence Way, Franklin, on Main Street and charged him with Marked Lanes Violation, OUI Liquor and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle. (Photo, note wheels in the air)
Incident Log Tuesday, February 12, 2013 11:05 pm Officer Jacob Campbell responded to a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on Cedar Street.
8:15 pm There were multiple 911 calls for a motor vehicle that had struck a telephone pole, which took down wires and then flipped over on Main Street. Four officers responded with the Fire Department and subsequently a 28 year old male from Franklin was arrested and charged with Marked Lanes Violation, OUI Liquor and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle.
7:26 pm Three officers responded to Fruit Street for a past breaking and entering report.
3:54 pm A walk-in from Lakeshore Drive spoke with Officer Gregg DeBoer regarding his truck windows being smashed in on Thursday night.
10:08 am A caller reported that a suspicious motor vehicle was driving up and down Alexander Road. Officer Patrick O'Brien checked the area with a negative find.
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Arrested were the following:
Joseph Cuddiny, age 26 of
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