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POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC
ADVISORY FOR ROUTE 85 CEDAR
STREET
All Non-Local traffic
will be detoured at the intersection of Cedar St., Route
85 and Main St., Route 135 in Hopkinton and rerouted
through Ashland into Southborough. Detour signs will be
posted to assist motorists. The detour will be in
place until Monday July 15, 2013 at 5 AM. Only local residential
and business traffic, including Hopkinton State Park and
Carbone’s Restaurant, will be allowed in this area. Police officers will be
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My 2013 Vacation... July 10, 2013 — Ed Harrow sends this photo of himself at Yellowstone National Park showing off his iconic Ellen Scordino campaign tee shirt, while Old Faithful expresses enthusiastic agreement, in the only way it knows how. |
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Updated Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below.
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Game MVP Two Hopkinton Little League softball players, Natalie Calkins and Lilly Morningstar, competed in the U12A Twin Valley All Star Game held in Marlborough's Baldelli Softball Complex on July 8. Coached by Kevin Murphy in the regular summer season, Calkins and Morningstar represented Hopkinton as they joined players from 11 different towns to compete in the game. Their team won, 8-6, and Morningstar was voted the team's MVP of the game. Contributed content. |
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Safety First July 9, 2013 —This worker is calling out to the machine operator digging the trench on Main Street laying the water main this week. Russo Brothers is the contractor on the job. They will dig the main trench, and then go back and tie in all of the water services to each user, a job that is expected to take until November, 2013 (Correction). |
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Donald William Brisco, 80
Donald
William Brisco, 80, of Hopkinton, passed away
Sunday, July 7, 2013 at the Milford Regional Medical Center.
Born in Soldiers, Pennsylvania, he was the son of the late Maude
(Lehman) and John Brisco. He was the husband of Anna Maria (Morteo)
Brisco of Hopkinton. John the Evangelist Church in Hopkinton. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the National MS Society, Greater New England Chapter P.O. Box 845945 Boston, MA 02284 or www.nationalmssociety.org |
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   <<--- Hopkinton Parks and Recreation will be showing a movie on the common this Thursday, July 11th. The movie is "Rango" and will begin at 8:30pm. We hope to see you all there!
New Library Hours Beginning July 5
Mon: 10 am - 8 pm
Tues & Thurs: 10 am
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Saturday: 10 am - 1
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Updated Monday, July 8, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 6 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 4 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. Incident Log Sunday, July 7, 2013 7:59 pm A caller reported that a fox was acting strangely on Sterling Drive. Officer Philip Powers located the fox and advised that it was acting normally.
2:14 pm A
caller reported that youths were riding dirt bikes
without helmets on Pendulum Pass. Officer Stephen
Buckley responded and spoke with two 1:34 pm Officer Stephen Buckley installed a child seat on Main Street. 1:15 pm Officer Thomas Griffin reported that the door was missing off of the fire box at the Historical Society building. The Fire Department responded to investigate. 1:11 pm A motorist reported an erratic operator who was unable to stay in the lane on East Main Street. Officer Thomas Griffin stopped the motor vehicle and spoke with the operator. 3:13 am There were two 911 callers who reported a sixteen year old high on narcotics and out of control on Valentine Circle. Officer Linda Higgins responded and advised that two youths were transported to the hospital.
Saturday, July 6, 2013 6:44 pm A caller reported an erratic operator on East Main Street. Two officers responded and checked the area with a negative find. The Ashland Police Department advised that they had the vehicle stopped. 3:59 pm A 911 caller from Eastview Road reported that several cab drivers were after him and wished to speak with an officer. Two officers responded and spoke with the resident.
Friday, July 5, 2013 10:22 pm A caller reported a suspicious male and female outside of a residence on Falcon Ridge Drive. Two officers responded and checked the area with a negative. 7:46 pm A resident of Commonwealth Avenue reported that a man was spraying insecticide on the center trail and was concerned about a health risk and possibly needing a permit. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and spoke with the individual who was spraying a garlic and mineral oil mixture on his own property. 12:36 pm A caller from Phipps Street reported that several pieces of landscape equipment was stolen within the past few days. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and took a report. 7:03 am An Appaloosa Circle resident reported that a vehicle pulled over and then speed away twice after being seen. Officer Philip Powers responded to check the area but could not locate the vehicle. 1:19 am A motorist reported that a possible intoxicated individual was walking on top of the jersey barriers at the construction site on Cedar Street. Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with the male who was sober and on his way to the Cape. |
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July 8, 2013 — Tri-County Medical
Associates is pleased to announce and welcome Family
Medicine Physician, Benjamin Lieberman, MD. For the last
12 years, Dr. Lieberman practiced at Westborough Family
Medicine. Beginning mid-August, Dr. Lieberman will join
Hopkinton Family Practice along with Dr. Cindy Handler.
New patients and families are also being welcomed at
this time. Appointments can be made by calling
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Downtown Water Main Construction July 8, 2013 Above, as seen from the HopNews HopCam located in the window of the HopNews office, two lanes of traffic are still able to traverse Downtown Hopkinton as workers continue their rapid pace of installing a new water main on Main Street. Parking, however, will be dramatically affected in front of several businesses. To see a live shot of the scene, choose the webcam near the top right of this page. |
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Seven-Score and Ten Years
Ago... July 7, 2013 — Hopkinton resident and avid photographer and American Civil War buff John Collins captured this scene at a reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg this past week, where in July of 1863 Union troops stopped the advancing Confederate Army, and according to some historians, turned the tide of the war. President Abraham Lincoln paid tribute to the fallen Union soldiers months later, memorializing the place with a speech that began, "Four-score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth upon this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in..." To see what a sepia-toned photographic print from that period might look like, mouse-over the image. |
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Early Civics Lesson July 6, 2013 — These youngsters learned the value of community involvement by maintaining a lemonade stand and donating the proceeds to the benefit of the Hopkinton Public Library. Above they received recognition from the Board of Selectmen and had their photo taken at last Tuesday's meeting. |
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The 4th Annual Heather Lynne Siebert Memorial Ride Laconia Harley Davidson, Meredith, New Hampshire July 13th, 2013
Heathers Ride and Friend's 4 Eva
were founded in November of 2009. We are a charity
organization focusing our efforts on raising money for
the Heather Siebert Patient Support Fund located at
Boston Children's Hospital. The Fund helps family's with
children who are patients of the GI/Nutrition Services.
So far we have raised over $25,000 and affected over 50
family's. The fund helps family's with expenses that are
not covered by insurance such as lodging, food and
clothing, just to name a few, all in an effort to allow
the parents to remain with their children when they are
hospitalized. (Photo from last year). The inspiration
for Heather's Ride is Heather Siebert, who bravely
struggled with
a global system auto immune disease that began in 1997,
a disease so rare that they called it Heather's
Syndrome. The Hopkinton native graduated in 2004
and passed away in Oct. of 2009. In 2012 we added The Heather Siebert
Memorial Scholarship Fund at the Hopkinton High School
and we are very proud to have awarded two $500.00
scholarships to two very deserving students. How do we do this? Motorcycles, and
lots of them!!! The 4th Annual Heather Lynne Siebert
Memorial Ride will be held on July 13th at Laconia
Harley Davidson in Meredith New Hampshire. We will take
approximately 100 motorcycles on a great ride around our
Lakes Region. We will have coffee and breakfast foods
during registration, a great stop at one of our areas
top tourist destinations and when we return to Laconia
Harley Davidson, live music by The Tim and Dave Show, a
free lunch and lots and lots of prizes. Please visit our web site for more information. Heathersride.webs.com
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Serendipity July 5, 2013 — Blood's Pond is almost always a good place to find wildlife upon the water. The scene is not serendipitous because the photographer stumbled upon it. He did not. It is serendipitous because while photographing the great blue heron on the right, the cormorant, a diving bird, came out of the water to hold its wings out to dry, and in doing so, took its place in a position that conforms with a classic rule of thirds of artistic composition. |
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Mexican Mondays July 5, 2013 — Mondays are for Mexican at Cornell's IRISH Pub. Starting at 6:00 pm every Monday you can make your own tacos for ONLY $1.00 each, and when you are done, give the count to the cashier. Owner Ellen Scanlon said the honor system has worked out really well. She says to bring the whole family, but when the ingredients are done, they are done until the next Monday, when fresh ingredients are prepared. Kids are welcome. |
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Updated Friday, July 5, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 3 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 1 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Check. 5 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call. 1 Time the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
Arrest Log Friday, July 5, 2013
12:03 am Officer
Matthew McNeil arrested Kristin E. Daly, 41, of
Pullard Road, Grafton, on Main Street and charged
her with OUI Liquor.
Incident Log Thursday, July 4, 2013 11:22 pm A caller reported a motor vehicle accident without injury on Main Street. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and subsequently arrested a 41 year old female from Grafton and charged her with OUI Liquor. 10:43 pm A Hayden Rowe Street resident complained about loud music. Officer Matthew McNeil checked and spoke with the home owner who turned the music down. 9:17 pm A 911 caller from Lowell Drive reported that a very aggressive fox was acting strangely. Officer William Burchard responded and advised that he believed the fox was protecting its young offspring in the nearby woods. 3:28 pm An anonymous caller from Pond Street reported that several people were having a bonfire and swimming in Lake Whitehall. Officer William Burchard responded and stated that the fire was out and the group had scattered. 11:18 am A Teresa Road resident reported that there were some fireworks in the middle of the roadway and was unsure if they were live or not. Officer Peter Booth responded and advised that they had been previously detonated. 10:12 am Officer Peter Booth stated that a vehicle was towed from Cedar Street. 9:31 am A caller reported that a group of youths were in a West Main Street parking lot shooting off fireworks. Officer Peter Booth responded and spoke with the group. 7:03 am Three officers assisted with parking issues at the State Park. 1:40 am A resident of Hayden Rowe Street reported that fireworks were set off somewhere near her house. Two officers checked the area with a negative find. |
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Hopkinton Man Rides to End Alzheimer’s
Hopkinton, MA (July 2, 2013) – Andy Andrews of Hopkinton will participate in the 2013 Ride to End Alzheimer's Saturday, July 13. Andrews will ride in support of his dad Herb.
This year will be Andrews' second year participating in the Ride. “I would like to think I became a cyclist after training for my first ride; the 2012 Memory Ride. Since then I have ridden almost 3000 miles and recently completed the Harpoon B2B in June 2013,” said Andrews. The 43-year-old plans on riding the 100-mile century route beginning in Devens, Massachusetts.
“I hope there is cure for all forms of dementia within my lifetime so we can say goodbye to the helplessness that is associated with watching a loved one suffer without the ability to help.”
“This disease is tremendously difficult for the people affected and for their families. The Ride to End Alzheimer's not only raises much needed money for research but also raises public awareness and understanding,” said James Wessler, President/CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association, Massachusetts/New Hampshire Chapter. “We are truly grateful to Andy Andrews and all of those participating in the Ride for their commitment to finding a cure.”
This year the RIDE to End Alzheimer’s is a kickoff to the international Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) to be held in Boston July 13-18. AAIC attracts thousands of top researchers from around the globe to share their cutting edge research. Some of those researchers will also take part in the RIDE.
Alzheimer's currently affects more than 5 million Americans. The RIDE to End Alzheimer's is the largest cycling event to support research of treatments and eventually a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Anyone can donate to the Andy Andrews or other riders online at alzmass.org/RIDE.
The Alzheimer’s Association provides services and programs for those with Alzheimer’s, their families and professional caregivers in the form of support groups, a 24/7 Helpline, care consultation, advocacy, research, and educational programs. The RIDE to End Alzheimer’s is part of the Association’s RUN TRI RIDE to End Alzheimer’s program. Information about all programs is available at alz.org/MANH. Contributed content |
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Updated Wednesday, July 3, 2013 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 5 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 2 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 5 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 3 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Monday, July 1, 2013 10:53 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil arrested Michael T. Somadelis, 19, of Falcon Ridge Drive, Hopkinton, on West Main Street and charged him with Breaking and Entering Daytime for a Felony, Larceny From a Building and Larceny Over $250.
10:01 pm Officer
Aaron O'Neil arrested Christine L. Manjourides, 19,
of East Main Street, Hopkinton, on West Main Street
and charged her with Wanton Destruction of Property
Over $250, Breaking and Entering Daytime for a
Felony, Larceny From a Building, Larceny Over $250
and Disorderly Conduct. Incident Log Tuesday, July 2, 2013 11:44 pm Officer Linda Higgins reported finding a cable box and a couple of other electronic devices illegally dumped on Avenue D. 9:49 pm Officer William Burchard checked and spoke with two individuals behind Center School. 7:59 pm A cab company reported that a driver was in a dispute over a fare payment on Eastview Road. Officer William Burchard responded and issued a citation for fare evasion. 4:38 pm A Walcott Valley Drive resident spoke with Sgt. Michael Sutton regarding receiving a check in the mail from a source unknown to him. 1:50 pm There were multiple calls reporting possible gunshots or blasting in the area of Clinton Street. Three officers responded and checked the area but did not hear anything suspicious.
Monday, July 1, 2013 11:44 pm A caller reported hearing a loud crash in the back of the State Park. Officer Jacob Campbell checked the area but was unable to locate anything suspicious. 11:08 pm A Priscilla Road resident reported that her house and daughters boyfriend's truck was egged and that this has happened multiple times. Officer Jacob Campbell responded and took a report. 9:23 pm A caller reported a domestic disturbance on the side of West Main Street. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 19 year old male from Hopkinton and charged him with Breaking and Entering Daytime for a Felony, Larceny From a Building and Larceny Over $250. A 19 year old female from Hopkinton was also arrested and charged with Wanton Destruction of Property Over $250, Breaking and Entering Daytime for a Felony, Larceny From a Building, Larceny Over $250 and Disorderly Conduct. 7:55 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on Main Street regarding an earlier incident. 6:29 pm The caller from Wood Street reported that a vehicle had been parked on his property for several days now and wanted to make sure it was not stolen. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the vehicle and advised the property owner the procedures on how to remove it. 5:45 pm A 911 caller from Chestnut Street reported an on-going neighbor complaint. Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with both parties involved and advised them to stay away from each other. 5:30 pm A motorist reported that a bicyclist may have fallen in the roadway on Front Street. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the area with a negative find on any bicyclist. 5:19 pm A 911 caller from Chestnut Street reported an on-going problem with a neighbor playing extremely loud music full of expletives. Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with the individual and advised them to turn down the music. 2:15 pm A walk-in from Wood Street spoke with Detective Timothy Brennan regarding credit card fraud. 12:57 pm Two officers assisted the Fire Department with a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on East Main Street. One patient was transported to the hospital. 12:07 pm Three units responded to lend Mutual Aid to Ashland following the fatal police shooting of an allegedly armed individual in that town while attempting to serve a warrant. 10:17 am A caller reported vandalism to the garden behind Center School. Officer Thomas Griffin responded to view the damage and take a report. 12:03 am A School Street resident reported seeing someone walking around her property and then possibly going into her basement. She refused to have police respond because she stated that it was private property and did not want police on her property. Officer Philip Powers drove by the residence and advised that all appeared to be fine. |
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Fill a Backpack
Items Again To Be Collected at St. Paul’s Church HOPKINTON (July 3, 2013) -- In
support of Project Just Because’s Fill a Backpack drive, St.
Paul’s Episcopal Church will be collecting items for the program at
the
Project Just Because is trying to fill
more than 2,000 backpacks to supply children in need, so that they
will have what they need to start the school year on a positive
note. They are specifically looking for backpacks,
pencil sharpeners, glue sticks, lunch bags and lunch boxes, rulers,
filler paper, scissors, calculators, protractors, pencil cases
1-subject notebooks, and pencil cases,. Gift cards for
Wal-Mart or Target also are welcome.
There will also be a Fill a Backpack
Display with post-its listing desired items in the alcove area at "St. Paul's is pleased to once again help
the Fill a Backpack program, and are very excited that Christ
Church in Medway is joining us," said Nancy Jennison, Missions Chair
at St. Paul's. "It is so gratifying to know that by providing these
children with the tools they need for school we can make a
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July 3, 2013 — Shortly after 5 a.m. today,
the Massachusetts State Police Special Tactical Operations
(STOP) Team made entry into a second-floor apartment at 18 Mechanic
St. in Orange. The STOP Team was executing a search warrant in support
of a narcotics investigation conducted by the State Police Detective Unit
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Hopkinton Babe Ruth Champs
Jamie Air Steel Curtain won the 2013 Hopkinton Babe Ruth Championship by beating the Team Independent by a score of 12-10. Players and coaches pictured with the Mahon Cup. |
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Middlesex
District Attorney Investigates Fatal Police Shooting in Ashland
According to authorities, at approximately 10:45 a.m. this morning,
an Ashland officer observed Andrew Stigliano, 27, an individual he
knew to have outstanding warrants. As the officer attempted to
arrest him, Stigliano fled into the residence at 13 Metropolitan
Avenue and armed himself with a shotgun. When officers
again attempted to arrest him inside the house, Stigliano confronted
the officers with the shotgun and an officer discharged his weapon.
Stigliano was pronounced deceased at the scene.
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Details Sparse on Ashland Shooting July 2, 2013 — According to a local person on the scene of an Ashland shooting, Ashland
Police attempted to serve a warrant to a resident of 13
Metropolitan Avenue, which is the street after Papa Gino's on
Route 135. According to the witness, who identified
himself as Josh Eaton, the resident opened fire at the officers
and they returned fire, killing the man. [UPDATE: The police re
not claiming Mr. Stigliano fired his weapon.] Mr. Eaton runs an edgy,
opinionated website in Ashland called
Ashland
News. Mr. Eaton interviewed the deceased on video,
here. As of this writing, neither the victim not the officers involved in the shooting have been identified. However, reports have stated that there was a raid at this house in 2011 where guns were seized. MWDN story here.
UPDATE ABOVE THIS FRAME
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Jaclyn Chirco Receives $1,000 Scholarship
NATICK, MA – July 1, 2013 – Dana M. Neshe,
President of the Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation, has
announced that Hopkinton resident Jaclyn Chirco is one of 30
students from public, charter and vocational high schools in the
area to receive a $1,000 scholarship grant from the foundation.
Chirco, who graduated from Hopkinton High
School, will Assumption College. She played field hockey and
lacrosse and participated in indoor track and field for the Hillers.
“My favorite part of high school was
definitely my athletics. I had an amazing time playing with many
different groups of girls, and it really helped me find my place at
Hopkinton High School. I also enjoyed the camaraderie the teams
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Please
be advised that beginning Friday July 12, 2013 at 8:30
PM, Route 85, Cedar St., in Hopkinton will be open to
LOCAL TRAFFIC
ONLY due to road construction in support of the
bridge replacement project on Cedar St. in
Southborough. 
Lawn sprinklers may be used for lawn
watering two days per week, outside of the hours
of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. All other outdoor non-essential
use is permitted daily outside the hours of 9:00 AM to
5:00 PM. People residing in precinct one and three may
water on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Precincts two and four may water on
Wednesday and Fridays. There shall be no lawn watering
on Saturday, Sunday or Monday. This only applies to
those water services connected to the municipal water
system.
individuals.
Church
Office at 61 Wood Street in Hopkinton. The “Fill a Backpack” drive
will run from July 7 to August 11 and collection hours are
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