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Going to View the Boston Marathon? Please Read:
Policies for Spectators: While this year’s Boston Marathon is
expected to draw great interest from the community, leading to more
fans and spectators, those interested in attending the race are also
being asked for their cooperation in following reasonable and common
sense guidelines that will help ensure the safety and security of
participants, volunteers, and spectators. Spectators along the
course are discouraged from possessing any of the items listed
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Incident Log Thursday, April 10, 2014 10:12 pm A caller reported that his vehicle was disabled in the parking lot of the Fruit Street field. 9:45 pm Sgt. Michael Sutton assisted the Fire Department with a fire alarm investigation on Eastview Road. 4:26 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil responded to a two car motor vehicle accident without personal injury on Main Street. 1:04 pm There were several callers reporting a roll over motor vehicle accident with personal injury on West Main Street. Several officers responded and advised that the operator was out of the vehicle which was fully engulfed in flames over a guardrail in a swamp. The occupant was transported to the hospital. 11:42 am Officer David Shane checked and spoke with three occupants in a vehicle at the High School who stated that they were making a documentary about the Boston Marathon. They were advised to come back after school gets out. 6:36 am A caller reported the smell of burning rubber in the High School. Three officers responded to assist the Fire Department.
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Jacob Campbell checked and spoke with the operator of a motor
vehicle on West Main Street who was just waiting there to meet a
friend. Wednesday, April 9, 2014 10:51 pm A caller from Main Street reported the larceny of some photographs. Officer Gregg DeBoer responded and wrote a report. 9:25 pm A 911 caller from Downey Street reported that she just got home and found her house smelling like diesel fumes. Officer Matthew McNeil responded to assist the Fire Department. 8:35 pm The Milford Police Department reported that a woman was in the roadway on Hayden Rowe Street trying to flag down vehicles. Officer Gregg DeBoer responded and checked the area with a negative find. 7:47 pm The Ashland Police Department reported that a skunk had sprayed a dog on East Main Street. The Animal Control Officer was notified. 7:38 pm A caller reported that they were locked in the inner part of the State Park. The Ashland Police Department was notified and assisted. 7:32 pm A walk-in reported a disabled motor vehicle on Church Street. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded to assist. 7:24 pm Officer Matthew McNeil assisted the Fire Department with an odor investigation on Donna Pass. 5:21 pm A resident of West Main Street reported that his trash barrels were stolen sometime during the day. 1:19 pm Officer Stephen Buckley checked and spoke with a State Police Officer on Route 495. 1:18 pm A detail officer stated that a few motorists reported to him that a vehicle was parked on Main Street blocking the entrance to a gas station. Sgt. John Porter responded and advised that the vehicle was gone upon his arrival. 12:20 pm A motorist reported that a vehicle passed him while he was stopped at a crosswalk on Main Street to let a pedestrian cross. Sgt. John Porter checked the area for the vehicle with a negative find. 12:08 pm A Mayhew Street resident reported that a vehicle was in the cemetery and thought it to be suspicious. Officer Patrick O'Brien located the vehicle and advised that the operator was just walking in the area. 10:06 am A caller reported that a dog got hit by a vehicle on Saddle Hill Road. Officer Patrick O'Brien spoke with the owner of the dog who stated that it appeared to fine. 9:20 am The State Police requested assistance with attempting to capture dog from a crash last night on Route 495. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and notified the owner of the dog to assist also. |
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 Tasting, Today, Friday, April 11, 2014, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
The wine buyer for
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Feeling Good? Feeling Happy? What begins on a serious note soon turns into the entire staff of Milford Hospital dancing to a happy tune. The executives get in the action, too, and some familiar Hopkinton people show off their dancing skills in this video inspired by Milford Hospital's expansion groundbreaking. [741] |
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Program Announcement 2pm, Sunday April 27 Historical Society’s Building 168 Hayden Rowe Street, Hopkinton.
Jason Newton will present the path his
ancestors took from Cambridge to Hartford in the 1630’s via a slide
show and video. The Old Connecticut Path and the Bay Path
travel some of the same trails through Ashland and Hopkinton. Learn
about the route they followed. Take time to experience some of the
challenges they faced through virtual video walks along the Path
today. Enter forgotten places and see the world as those pioneers
might have experienced on their long journey west.
Besides learning some colonial period
history you will be introduced to trails you might wish to tour.
Program starts at 2pm on Sunday April 27.
Admission is free and refreshments will be served at the conclusion
of the presentation. Historical Society’s building located at 168 Hayden Rowe Street Hopkinton. |
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Library Discussion at State House
Hopkinton Library was the topic of discussion at a meeting at the State House on April 2nd with representatives from the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC), Representative Carolyn Dykema and Senator Karen Spilka. In March, Hopkinton moved up to #3 on the waiting list for its $4.5 million state Library Construction Grant. A bond bill including $150 million for Public Library Construction has passed the House of Representatives, and is expected to pass the Senate and be signed by the Governor by the end of June. With the state grant expected as soon as July 2014, the community will be asked to approve funding for the library at this year’s Annual Town Meeting on Monday, May 5, 2014 and Annual Town Election on Monday May 19. Contributed content. |
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From the candidate Great Schools - Managed Well
Great Schools
Hopkinton has a strong school system that has improved greatly during my 20 years as a Hopkinton resident. It is consistently ranked in the top 10% of school districts in Massachusetts. However, there is still room for improvement.
Over the past few years, our schools' performance and statewide rankings have stopped advancing. In fact, in some areas there is a slight decline in performance as measured by MCAS, SAT, and AP exam results. We need School Committee members who are candid about the present state of affairs, bring fresh ideas for performance improvement, and drive us to reach higher goals in a cost-effective manner.
My professional career has been focused on defining a path to excellence and leading organizations on that journey. As a School Committee member, I will make full use of my management background to partner with the Administration and my School Committee peers to build and execute a vision that takes our schools to the next level. My number one goal will be to assure that every Hopkinton child is prepared for the challenges of the 21st century global economy.
Managed Well
In addition to inspiring higher district achievement, the School Committee must also manage well: budgets, personnel, and public relations. To support a clear vision and stretch goals, we must carefully construct budgets that reflect priorities that will be supported by the town, we must be very judicious in our hiring decisions, and we must be transparent in our communications with the community.
As a School Committee member, I will always focus on the quality of the decision, not on how a discussion or debate will be perceived on cable TV. I will work hard to restore public confidence in this critical part of our town's government.
For certain, I will be a strong advocate for our children. But advocacy must be balanced with critical oversight of the school district's operations and performance. I will be objective, independent, data-driven, and always focused on the district's most important needs.
Respectfully, I request your vote for School Committee on Monday, May 19th. With 25 years of management experience, I will strive to assure that Hopkinton has Great Schools and that they are Managed Well.
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Ordinary People • Extraordinary Acts Car crashes on West Main Street, flips, catches fire, incapacitated driver rescued by witnesses  . April 10, 2014 — Shortly after 1:00 pm this afternoon a vehicle left the roadway eastbound on West main Street at the merge prior to Cumberland Farms with no other vehicles travelling nearby. The vehicle left the roadway and scraped along the guardrail, attracting the attention of people at the two nearby gas stations, flipped over and caught fire. Several people sprang into action, some grabbing fire extinguishers, others helping pull the female driver, said to look in her fifties, out of the passenger door of the burning, flipped vehicle. A police officer on scene called them heroes.
The stubborn fire refused to be snuffed by the several people
hitting it with commercial extinguishers until the Hopkinton
Fire Department arrived and doused it with foam. Choose a
thumbnail to view a large image, and choose the video below that
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Proposed Downtown Building Clears One
Hurdle Above, concept drawing of plan for 14,000 sq. ft. building at 38-42 Main Street. Representatives said this evening that the main entrance will be on Main Street. Because the building will be 3 feet from the side property line, it can have 15% of the area windows. If it were any closer, according to Architect Scott Richardson, fire prevention regulations would prevent it from having any at all. by Robert Falcione April 9, 2014 — A team from Gorman,
Richardson, Lewis Architects and Marquedant Associates presented
their plea for relief from parking requirements from the The team represented MNR Realty, LLC, Kathy and Greg Mazur, who purchased the land at 38-42 Main Street, and a building and land at 5 Walcott Street. They also purchased a dwelling at 7 Walcott, which they will demolish for parking spaces in order to construct a 14,000 square foot, two-story building. The couple is in discussions to locate a restaurant on the first floor. They also plan to have retail in the rear part of the first floor, and offices on the second floor. The only spaces of the 36 required that need relief are the six between the building and Walcott Street as shown in the plan below, and the two between the current garage at 5 Walcott, and the street. The latter will go away upon completion of the project, and then Kathy Mazur, who now occupies the second floor office space at 5 Walcott, will keep her office and convert the double garage into a retail space for her business, Swoon, in partnership with Lisa Strain. It will be a women’s boutique, carrying gifts, jewelry, accessories and women’s clothing. The parking regulations formula calls for 71 spaces for the floor space and seating calculations, according to Director of Land Use and Planning Elaine Lazarus, but recent changes in the zoning for the Downtown Business District cuts the required spaces in half to assist businesses in locating Downtown, she said. Only one abutter, Hopkinton Drug owner Dennis Katz, was present, and he spoke when the Chairman sought public input. "I have about 14,000 square feet and about a hundred-something spots [spaces]. My staff takes up half the spaces," he said, referring to his 50-person payroll. "You hide them well," said Chairman Michael Peirce, apparently unaware of the scope of operations. "Yes we do," answered Mr. Katz, adding that on a given shift he could have 20-30 people on staff, some working in the basement, the second floor offices, the pharmacy and the compounding lab, as well as the retail space. Only the retail space is open and visible to the public. Referring to the newly relaxed parking requirements, Mr. Katz said, "I am concerned about the congestion." The Board granted the requested relief by a unanimous vote. The proponents will go next to the Design Review board on April 15, and then back to the Planning Board on April 28.
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April 8, 2014 8:49 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Gregg DeBoer regarding a harassment issue. 8:40 pm The Fire Department reported a motor vehicle accident with airbag deployment on Route 495 and that the State Police requested assistance due to the fact that the vehicle was unoccupied. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and advised that the operator was located trying to catch his dog that was running loose. 5:33 pm A motorist reported that there was some debris in the roadway on Wood Street causing a traffic hazard. Sgt. John Porter checked the area but did not find anything in the roadway. 5:11 pm A caller from Colella Farm Road reported the theft of jewelry. Officer Gregg DeBoer responded and wrote a report. 1:26 pm A motorist reported a large pot-hole on South Street. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and notified the DPW of multiple pot-holes in the roadway. 8:43 am Officer Stephen Buckley checked on a disabled motor vehicle on West Main Street. 3:48 am A resident of Woodview Way reported that an unknown person was knocking on their door. Officer Jacob Campbell located the individual on East Main Street and notified the Fire Department to assist with a residential lockout.
Monday, April 7, 2014 11:54 pm Two officers assisted the Fire Department with a CO detector that was sounding at a West Elm Street business. 6:25 pm Officer Matthew McNeil responded to assist with a motor vehicle accident without personal injury on Hayden Rowe Street. 4:50 pm A 911 caller from Proctor Street reported that she was having trouble with her pellet stove and that there was smoke in her house. The Fire Department was notified and responded. 12:11 pm A caller reported that a white pickup truck was parked on Wood Street with its hazard lights on. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and spoke with the operator who was a surveyor working in the area. 7:29 am A Chestnut Street resident reported smoke coming from the back of a house. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and assisted the Fire Department. 7:33 am Two officers responded to a two car motor vehicle accident without personal injury on Hayden Rowe Street. |
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Peace on Earth April 9, 2014 — Hopkinton pastors held an ecumenical prayer service on Hopkinton Common on Sunday in honor of the marathon bombing victims and survivors. The couple in the foreground is holding their future in their arms. |
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Annual Park Serve Day in Upton State Forest
Please join the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and the Friends of Upton State Forest for the annual Park Serve Day spring work party at Upton State Forest on Saturday, April 26, 2014. Park Serve is a statewide day of service to give back to the parks we enjoy. Meet at the Headquarters building near the intersection of Westborough and Southborough Roads in Upton. The GPS address is 205 Westborough Rd. Registration is at 8:30 AM. We will work until noon doing general spring cleanup, trash pickup, and other light duties to spruce up the Headquarters area. Bring hand tools such as loppers, shovels and lawn rakes. No power tools. Don’t forget insect repellant and sunscreen. Dress for work and the weather. Water and a light lunch, will be provided for volunteers. Youth 12-17 are welcome with a parent’s signature. Youth groups are required to pre-register. A liability waiver is required for all. For more information send an email to news@friendsofuptonstateforest.org or contact the park supervisor at 508-278-6486. More information about this statewide event see http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr. |
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Icons April 8, 2014 — With the Boston Marathon less than two weeks away, the iconic "Welcome to Hopkinton" sign has sprouted on the Hopkinton Common, as sure as the forsythia heralds its yellow leaves every year at this time. An even greater icon, BAA Boston Marathon Race Director, runner, sports entrepreneur and author, Dave McGillivray is making more appearances in Hopkinton, prior to the race he directs, as well as runs every year on Patriot's Day. Above, he is being interviewed on video today in the shadow of the sign for one of the races he directs. |
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Events occurring at Fay School on Saturday, April 12
Metrowest Early Childhood Care & Preschool Fair at Fay School 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Meet with childcare centers and
preschools located in Metrowest Massachusetts in one
location during one morning. Visit www.fayschool.org/preschoolfair to
see a full list of the schools attending. Jedster the Jester Circus Show 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Come and watch Jedster the Jester
perform amazing circus tricks, and then learn how to do them
yourself at home! Circus tricks include juggling, balancing
plates, making balloon animals, and basic magic. Visit
www.fayschool.org/saturdays to
register to attend and learn more. Fay Day Camp Open House 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Learn about Fay’s summer programs for
children ages 3-15 at an Open House! Meet FaySummer’s camp
director and tour Fay School’s campus to see where camp
takes place. Tours will run from 12:00-12:30 p.m. and an
info session and Q&A will follow. Visit www.fayschool.org/summer to
learn more. All events will take place at Fay's Primary School at 25 Middle Road in Southborough, MA. Please contact Nicole Casey at 508-490-8204 with any questions. |
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HOPKINTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES
APRIL 29, 2014 EVENING OFFICE HOURS School Committee will
hold Office Hour at Bill's Pizza on Main Street on April 29,
2014, from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Two members of the School Committee
will be on hand to field questions and listen to feedback regarding
topics on School Committee meeting agendas, items
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 APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE FY15 BUDGET HEARING 6:30 pm, April 16, 2014 Room 215, Town Hall On April 16th, the Hopkinton Appropriation Committee will hold its Public Hearing on the Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15) Budget on Wednesday, April 16, 2014 at Hopkinton Town Hall, Room 215 at 6:30 p.m. All residents are encouraged to attend and participate in this public hearing on the Town’s fiscal year 2015 budget. Other upcoming Appropriation Committee meetings leading up to the public hearing on the FY15 budget are as follows: ● Tonight, April 7, 2014, 6:30PM at Hopkinton Town Hall, 18 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA, 3rd Floor Meeting Area (Specifically, Fire Department & Facilities Department); ● April 9, 2014, 6:30PM at Hopkinton Town Hall, 18 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA, 3rd Floor Meeting Area; ● April 10, 2014, 6:30PM at Hopkinton Town Hall, 18 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA, 3rd Floor Meeting Area; |
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State Police Investigate a Fatal Crash on
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 This evening at approximately 6:10 p.m.,
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vehicle crash on route 495 northbound at mile marker 15, prior
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hold a caucus to select candidates for the May 2014 Town
elections on Friday, April 11, 2014 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM in Room
#211 in Town Hall at 18 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748. The
Republican Caucus is open to all Hopkinton registered Republican
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Winter Term Honor Students Above, from left: Academic Honors (average grade of at least 90%, with no grade below 85) Sydney Pearson (Gr. 7) Coleman Ahn (Gr. 8) Tyler Bui (Gr. 9) Academic High Honors (average grade of at least 93%, with no grade below 85) Nathalie Ahn (Gr. 7) Joshua Fang (Gr. 7) Stella Kotzabasakis (Gr. 7) Tess Papagni (Gr. 7) |
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Alta Legacy Apartments 43% Filled April 7, 2014 — Wood Partners, developer of Alta Legacy Farms, a 240-unit apartment complex adjacent to wholly-owned Pulte Homes, which is in the middle of their construction, recently announced that the completion of its $45 million project is near.
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Sign up for weather, traffic and crime alerts Arrest Log Friday, April 4, 2014 5:48 pm Officer William Burchard arrested Todd A. Anderson, 29, of Noose Neck Hill Road, Coventry, RI, on C Street for a Warrant and charged him with Possession of Class A Substance with Intent to Distribute, Possession of Class B Substance with Intent to Distribute, Possession of Class A Substance and Possession of Class C Substance.
Incident Log Sunday, April 6, 2014
3:39 pm There were multiple calls reporting black smoke
coming from a possible cell tower off of East Main Street. Two
officers responded and advised that it
Saturday, April 5, 2014
11:46 pm A caller reported that teenagers in a vehicle
were playing "run and run" on Smith Road. Officer John Moran
responded and spoke with the vehicle's owner who obtained the
names of the participants.
Friday, April 4, 2014
9:35 pm The Fire Department reported receiving calls
from Front Street of a white flash of light and then power
momentarily going out. Sgt. Michael Sutton responded to
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Running for History
My
name is Emily Coburn and I am currently a sophomore at the
University of New Hampshire. I will be running the 118th
Boston Marathon to support the Hopkinton Historical Society.
The Boston Marathon, unique to most major marathons, has a
lot of history behind it. Starting in Hopkinton, we are the
first of 8 towns that have the Boston Marathon as a part of
our town history. Growing up in Hopkinton, I have grown up with the Boston Marathon being apart of my own life. I experience the Kenyon runners at Elmwood, which is always the most anticipated day of the year for elementary students. I have been at the starting line cheering on runners for every marathon since I have lived in Hopkinton. My dad is the head of the Start Marshals and therefore my family and I have given our time volunteering at the starting line for the past couple of years. The marathon is rooted inside of me and has a lot of meaning to me! That is why I feel honored to be able to run for the Hopkinton Historical Society, since the marathon makes up a lot of my own personal history and the history of this town! If at all possible, donations to the Historical Society would be greatly appreciated. You can donate and read my full story at www.gofundme.com/6o27l8 |
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State Police Traffic Stop in Sturbridge Leads to Stolen Dealers Plate, Grave Markers
Trooper Shea stopped the vehicle on Route 131 in Sturbridge.
The operator of the vehicle was identified as ALAN E.
SAVIDES, 56, of Webster. Through the course of the
traffic inquiry, Trooper Shea observed the dealer
registration plate, a large number of veteran flag
holder/grave markers, a Webster Fire Department grave
marker, and a Polish American flag holder, inside the
vehicle. As a result of an investigation, SAVIDES was
placed under arrest and transported to the Sturbridge
Barracks for Receiving Stolen Property (Dealer registration
plate).
Trooper Shea continued to investigate the grave markers.
Through a joint investigation with Officer Leonard Gevry of
the Webster Police Department, SAVIDES was also charged with
twenty-five counts of the theft of the flag holder/grave
markers. The investigation revealed that these grave
markers were taken from Saint Josephs Garden of Peace
Cemetery on Old Worcester Road in Webster.
Subsequently, SAVIDES will be charged in Dudley District
Court tomorrow, on the following charges:
1.) Receiving
stolen property (Dealer registration plate)
2.) Removal
of a grave flag/token/or flowers (25
Counts) 3.) Following too close |
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My
name is Frank Sivo and I am running for one of two open seats on the
Hopkinton School Committee.
Board of Appeals at a Public Hearing at Town Hall this evening
for the proposed new building at 38-42 Main Street. Zoning
regulations prohibit parking between a building and the street
in the Downtown Business District, except by variance/special
permit from the Zoning Board of Appeals.
program honoring service excellence based on consumer ratings and
reviews posted on Caring.com, the leading senior care website. In
reviews from families, seniors, and others concerned about assisted
living and Alzheimer’s care, Golden Pond Assisted Living captured a
5-star consumer rating (the highest possible score), while also
meeting other qualifying criteria for the honor.
Joan
Samuelson, Amby Burfoot, and Gelindo Bordin to run Marathon. 
was a gas company burning off flare gas.
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6, 2014 — 
