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Thanksgiving Boot Camp at Water Fresh Farm
On Saturday, November 2nd, from 1-3pm,
Water Fresh Farm Executive Chef Russell Thiel will demystify your
menu --and add his own unique suggestions with ideas for appetizers,
side dishes, and the absolute best way to cook a turkey. Want to wow
at Aunt Mabel’s? Chef Thiel has you covered. And--bring your
appetite: There will be plenty of free samples from Water Fresh
Farm’s own Thanksgiving menu, as well as wine tastings. The tasting is part of a series of events
that Water Fresh Farm (151 Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton,
Massachusetts) is planning as the holiday season gets underway. Water Fresh Farm has been a fixture in the
Hopkinton community for more than fifteen years, growing hydroponic
produce sold at some of the finest grocery stores in Massachusetts.
The tomatoes, cucumbers, and other items grown in the warm and
inviting greenhouse are completely pesticide free. Building on the
success of their farm-to-table operation, last year, owners Jeff
Barton and Phil Todaro decided to expand into a retail market
selling locally grown items as well as freshly made meals utilizing
local ingredients. The Marketplace, located at 151 Hayden
Rowe Street in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, is a sanctuary for fresh
locally grown and produced dairy, cheese, baked goods, fruits,
vegetables and meals for those who want the unforgettable taste that
accompanies fresh food. If you would like more information, please
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Recent FirstUpdated Monday, October 28, 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. 11 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 3 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 3 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call. 2 Times the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
Arrest Log Sunday, October 27, 2013 7:12 pm Officer William Burchard arrested Marco A. Saez Jr., 32, of Wood Street, Hopkinton, on Wood Street and charged him with Assault and Battery, Assault With a Dangerous Weapon and Intimidating a Witness. 6:38 pm Officer William Burchard arrested Elizabeth M. Saez, 30, of Wood Street, Hopkinton, on Main Street and charged her with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. 1:38 am Officer Peter Booth arrested John J. Hughes, 25, of Raymond Marchetti Street, Ashland, on Cross Street and charged him with Failure to Keep Right on a Hill/Obstructed View, OUI Liquor and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle.
Friday, October 25, 2013
6:52
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John Moran arrested Lauro Vincente Quizhpe, 28, of Brancroft
Avenue, Milford, on West Main Street and charged him with No
Owners
Incident Log Sunday, October 27, 2013 4:00 pm A walk-in reported seeing what appeared to be a homeless man who was hanging around the same area on Wood Street all day. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and spoke with the man. 5:38 pm A walk-in from Wood Street reported that her husband was out of control and just assaulted her with a knife. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 32 year-old male from Hopkinton and charged him with Assault and Battery, Assault With a Dangerous Weapon and Intimidating a Witness. A 30 year-old female was also arrested and charged with Assault and Battery With a Dangerous Weapon. 1:22 pm A caller reported that a man was wrapped in a blanket laying on the side of Wood Street. Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with the individual who was waiting for a ride. 11:10 am A Hayden Rowe Street resident reported outside construction equipment ongoing in violation of town by-laws. Sgt. Joseph Bennett spoke with a worker on site who advised that there would be no construction work today. 10:19 am A caller reported that a suspicious person, possibly homeless, was walking along Wood Street. Officer Philip Powers spoke with the individual who said they were walking to Baltimore. 12:45 am The Southborough Police Department requested assistance with a residence on Cordaville Road with a chimney fire and unruly house party. Officer Robert Bielecki responded to assist. 12:41 am There were two callers reporting a motor vehicle accident vs. a parked car on Cross Street. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 25 year-old male from Ashland and charged him with Failure to Keep Right on a Hill/Obstructed View, OUI Liquor and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle.
Saturday, October 26, 2013 8:27 pm A 911 caller reported seeing a woman holding a very small newborn in a vehicle with a lot of smaller children in the back seat on Hayward Street. Sgt. Michael Sutton checked the area for the vehicle with a negative find. 8:20 pm A 911 caller reported that two men were fighting inside of a Main Street restaurant. Three officers responded and advised that it was only a verbal argument. 2:17 pm A Stagecoach Way resident reported that there was a man trying to drag a dead deer through his yard and that he advised him not to do that. The resident was advised that a hunter had called earlier to advise that he had shot a deer the night before and that it took off on him. 11:19 am A male caller reported that he had hit a deer last night and was tracking it on Stagecoach Way. 10:53 am A motorist reported that a black Nissan Maxima was driving up the left lane of Route 495 with blue lights on. The State Police were notified. 10:33 am A resident reported that she was jogging on Ash Street and a gold Honda Accord tried to run her over.
Friday, October 25, 2013 5:14 pm A West Main Street employee reported that an individual was sitting in a parked car consuming alcohol. Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with the individual who was consuming red bull. 3:46 pm A employee reported larceny involving youths fleeing in an unknown motor vehicle heading towards Ashland on Phipps Street. The Ashland Police Department advised that they stopped the vehicle and that the item stolen was thrown from the car. Officer Peter Booth responded and escorted the youths back to the business for restitution settlement. 1:28 pm A resident of Westfield Road reported that a person was harassing him through Craig's List. 6:16 am Officer John Moran stopped a motor vehicle on West Main Street and subsequently arrested a 28 year-old male from Milford and charged him with No Owners Markings, Oversized Motor Vehicle and Operating a Motor Vehicle With License Revoked as HTO. |
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Race/Walk Summary and Donations
October 27, 2013 — From the September 7, 2013 event:
Event Highlights: -600+ registered runners and walkers
● 116 volunteers ● $54k total funds raised ● 25 Loyola
University Maryland alumni participants ● A brilliant,
early fall day ● A unique, memorable, “all Hopkinton”
race route ● Pre-Start gathering and Starting Line at EMC
Park, Hopkinton, MA ● Festive post-event (games, vendors,
food, live music) on fields behind Hopkinton Middle School,
Hopkinton, MA ● A magnificently attended and supported
“Hopkinton Day” ● A “beyond expectations” event in honor
and memory of Evan Girardi ● The truly successfully
culmination of a dream held by Evan’s four really good friends
(Jack Nealon, Whitney Mullen, Shane Lavoie, and Rick Odell)
Top 3 Winners:
Male: #1 Evan Park, 17:04,
Hopkinton, MA ● #2 Sean Webster, 17:23, Hopkinton, MA
● #3 Keiron Tumbleton, 17:46, Hopkinton, MA Female:-#1 Kellie Lodge, 19:02, Hopkinton, MA ● #2 Maria Urso, 19:03, Hopkinton, MA ● #3 Molly Kessler, 20:17, Hopkinton, MA 2013 1st Annual Evan Girardi
Memorial 5k Race/Walk Beneficiaries: ● Raised funds allocated: doubled the monetary award and fully funded 2014 Hopkinton High School Evan Girardi Memorial Scholarships (2) & significant contribution to Boston Cardiac Foundation December 2013 Paraguay Mission (www.bostoncardiacfoundation.org) (picture).
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October 27, 2013 — The preserved,
historical Lake Whitehall Gatehouse on Highland Street can be
seen through a keyhole view from the "S" turn on Wood Street in
Woodville. The phrase stems from so-called skeleton keys from
long ago, which fit into key receptacles that went all of the
way through to the other side, allowing a 3 year-old child a
perfect view into the next room.
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Crime Prevention and Safety Day October 27, 2013 — Officer Thomas Griffin, who recently received recognition for 35 years of service, poses next to department's motorcycle and new cruisers during the department's Crime Prevention and Public Safety Day. |
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Hunting Season Information
Hopkinton has a wealth of beautiful open spaces and the Trails Club encourages everyone to get out and use them. When we go, we always take precautions to ensure our hikes are safe and enjoyable. We bring maps and water, wear appropriate clothes and footwear, and there's always at least one first aid kit in someone's pack.
Autumn is a particularly wonderful time to be out in the woods. The air is cool and the color of the changing leaves can be spectacular. Extra caution is needed at this time of year however. This is deer hunting season and many of the areas we love to explore in Hopkinton are open for hunting.
There are three hunting seasons for deer in Massachusetts. The 2013 dates are:
You can still enjoy the woods during this time if you use common sense and take a few precautions:
For more information about hunting seasons and safety in the woods, visit the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife (Mass Wildlife) webpage. From the Hopkinton Trails Club |
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Invasive October 27, 2013 — Winged Euonymus is an attractive ornamental shrub that has been very popular in New England for several decades. However, its ability to self-propagate, and its condition of not having any predators, makes it invasive. It can take over wide areas. Above, a winged euonymus in the foreground is a visual introduction to an entire forest floor of the plants in the background across the Sudbury River near the Southborough Rod and Gun Club in Hopkinton, where it has replaced native species. |
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Cardinals, Watch Out October 27, 2013 — Any Cardinal looking at this serving dish might wonder if their goose will be cooked, too, during tonight's game against the Red Sox in St. Louis. Actually, they are quail marinated in raspberry and red wine reduction in the Wright's kitchen. |
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Witches of East Hopkinton October 26, 2013 — A group of pagan worshipers from the Society of Elder Faiths met in East Hopkinton to celebrate Samhain, the end of the harvesting season and the coming of winter. Although they gathered to celebrate their holiday in Hopkinton, it was for the hall rental and the access to trails, where they said their ritual words and practiced their craft. President of the group, Debbie Fields Popham, explained the system as being ancient beliefs newly reformulated. "Gerald Gardner re-founded Witchcraft in the 1950s as a modern religion based on ancient beliefs," she said. Further reading identifies Gardner as the "Father of Wicca." Referring to a basket of acorns in front of him, Hunter Heinlen, photo above, said they are seeds of the oak tree, which represents wisdom. They would be given to people in the woods behind the hall on trails lighted by lanterns and refreshed by the subtle scent of the burning of quality incense. Their website is www.ElderFaiths.org |
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charm to this property on South Mill Street as it frames the
beautiful landscape beyond.
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October 26, 2013 — The shadows of Jesse Michel and his father
Ruben share the basketball court at the middle school with long
shadows from the backboard behind them, their basketball, and
the flag pole and flag, as the Sun fell low in the sky late this
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HOPKINTON -
Clare E. Molloy, 84,
died Friday, October 25, 2013 in Sudbury after a brief illness.
She was the beloved wife of Morgan P. Molloy, Sr., to whom she was
married for 59 years. Born in Boston, she was the daughter of
the late Vincent and Claire (Brine) Burke. She was a graduate
of Lowell State College and received her master's degree at Lesley
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Meeting Announcement : Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration to present project update to joint-town Boards of Selectmen
The Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration Study Group, assisted by the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission and Municipal Resources Inc., will present an update on the Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration Study project to a joint meeting of the Ashland and Hopkinton Boards of Selectmen at the Faith Community Church, 146 E Main St, Hopkinton, at 7:00p.m., October 30, 2013. The meeting is intended to be a briefing to the boards on progress made so far by the study group which has been meeting regularly since last year. Topics to be discussed at the joint boards meeting include project background, role of fire departments in Ashland and Hopkinton, organizational framework options, governance and next steps for the project. Community wide public sessions, at which the FIre Collaboration Study group will be seeking public input on the project are planned in the future. The Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration project is funded through the state's Community Innovation Challenge grant program. |
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Summary
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Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which
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2 Times
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Vehicle Accident without personal injury.
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Disabled Motor Vehicle.
Incident Log
Thursday, October 24, 2013
11:18 pm Officer
Linda Higgins assisted the Ashland Police Department with
booking a female prisoner.
6:23 pm A
911 caller from Davis Road reported that a white male in his
50's knocked on her door and asked to come inside to check on
her. Sgt. Michael Sutton spoke with the resident and advised her
that it was a staff member of a health care provider.
4:48 pm A
walk-in from Church Street spoke with Officer Peter Booth
regarding fraud.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
8:06 am Three
officers responded to Davis Road and spoke with a man who was
heard screaming.
7:58 am A
Schofield Road resident reported that a “historical area” sign
was missing. The DPW were notified.
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Lots of Pep! HHS Press has shared a video from this morning (10/25) at 7:25 am: Find HHSPress.org anytime in the "Town" section of our menu bar near the top. The above video is presented with permission. |
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Sweet Dog Wants Home
Ryker is a 7 year old, 70+ pound, shepherd mix. Ryker loves kids of all sizes, dogs and yes even cats! He is house and leash trained. Ryker does not enjoy being crated. He has the most amazing coffee colored eyes. He knows some basic commands. He is learning that life inside a house is very sweet. Ryker wants to please his people, give paw, and snuggle. If you would like some more information about adopting Ryker please email jennbfdr@gmail.com or call Beth Malloy at 508-435-0347. |
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ZAC Continues to Ponder Medical
Marijuana Facilities Meeting on October 28, 2013, 7:00 pm  October 25, 2013 — The Zoning Advisory Committee, a group that recommends zoning changes to the Planning Board but has no authority of its own — except that many of its members serve on the Planning Board as well or are former Planning Board members — will be taking up the question of zoning for registered marijuana dispensaries that want to locate in Hopkinton. One of the points the committee will cover is approving the distance from the following categories of uses:
• Schools
One proposal being moved forward as illustrated by the dashed red circles in the map above, is modeled after state guidelines, and would create a 500' buffer around the protected uses. Another issue the committee has considered, but hasn't gotten much traction, is a federal buffer that would create a 1,000' distance from some protected uses for controlled substances. The federal government has not decriminalized the dispensing of medical marijuana, but states that have are proceeding as if their laws supersede federal law. That is not always the case, and the integration of schools in the South is a prime example. But it appears the federal government has not moved against any states that have approved the concept. ZAC meets Monday at 7:00 pm at Town all in Room 211. |
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REMINDER Friends of
Whitehall Fall Clean-up 10/26/2013 The Friends of Whitehall will have their
9th annual fall clean-up on Sat. Oct 26th from
9 a.m. until noon. Please join us at the boat landing at Whitehall
State Park on Wood St (Rte.135) in Hopkinton for a little
pre-Halloween fun and work! Our goal will once again be to pick up
trash and debris from the trails and shoreline around Lake
Whitehall. We will also clean up some roadsides near the lake. Bug
spray, gloves, trash bags, tools and water will be provided. Coffee,
hot chocolate and doughnuts will be available before we begin and
more refreshments will be available after the clean-up. We hope that
we will have many volunteers to help us with this effort. The Friends of Whitehall was started in
2005 and our main mission is to preserve, protect and improve the
wonderful natural resource of Lake Whitehall and its surrounding
area. Please visit our website
www.friendsofwhitehall.org or join us on
Facebook to learn more about us. We are a non-profit 501c
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Brine
or deep-fried? Pecan or apple? Chestnut or sausage? Thanksgiving
menu choices are endless – and confusing. This year, Waterfresh
Farm in
Hopkinton, Massachusetts, has a solution. And delicious answers.
Markings, Oversized Motor Vehicle and Operating a Motor Vehicle
With License Revoked as HTO.
