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TVL Champs May 22, 2014 — The girls softball team poses with their award for achieving championship status in the Tri-Valley League. The Hillers varsity softball defeated Medway 12-1 to clinch the title. Junior pitcher Juliette Hulme struck out 17 and went 3-4 at the plate. Junior Alissa Karjel had 3 hits including a long homerun to centerfield. And senior catcher Erica Mcbride was 4-5 on the day. Hopkinton finished the season 17-3 and now head into the state tournament. ~ Contributed by Gregg Lentoni |
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Police Arrest Wareham Man in Bourne and Seize $57,000 in CashYesterday evening at approximately 5 pm, Trooper Russell Patenaude from the Massachusetts State Police Bourne Barracks was on patrol on Rt.25 westbound Bourne when he observed a motor vehicle infraction committed by JOHN MCMAHON, JR., 29, of Wareham. As a result of the stop and subsequent investigation, MCMAHON was placed under arrest. A search of the vehicle revealed marijuana, drug paraphernalia and just over $57,000 in cash, which was seized by the State Police. MCMAHON will be arraigned today in Falmouth District Court on charges of Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Drugs, Possession of Class D Narcotics with Intent to Distribute, and a Marked Lanes Violation. |
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Family Displaced May 21, 2014 — A Price Street family of four was displaced Wednesday evening after the Hopkinton Fire Department, aided by companies from surrounding towns, quickly put down a fire in the attic, believed to be electrical in nature. It was not believed to be suspicious. |
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A Job Well Done May 21, 2014 — Above, members of the Hopkinton Marathon Committee listen to Boston Marathon Race Director Dave McGillivray reminisce about decades of Hopkinton volunteers that came before and served on the committee, like Cookie Kumlin, Doc Bobeck, Buzzy Buswell and Rosemary Lynch. The committee, chaired by Dorothy Ferriter-Wallace, put on a party at New England Laborers Training Center to celebrate the success of this year's marathon. The party was emceed by Jacques LeDuc, who co-hosts the color commentary from the reviewing stand on the day of the race. As well as some raffle prizes, everybody got a tee shirt, appetizers and a dinner from TJ's. |
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The Hopkinton Lions Club
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fun, fellowship, community service and getting to know people in
Hopkinton please join us. We need ten new members with a deadline of
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Sign up for weather, traffic and crime alerts Arrest Log - No arrests
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
10:16 pm A
911 caller reported a service wire on fire and was spreading
to trees and lawns on Ash Street. The Fire Department was
notified and responded. 10:12 pm A 911 caller from East Main Street reported that there was a fire in a field behind his house. Officer Matthew McNeil responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that it was a tractor on fire. 9:48 pm A resident complained about a loud engine revving on Wood Street. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded and checked the area with a negative find on any loud noises. 9:40 pm A walk-in reported that a Wood Street resident and a young child had been washing their driveway for several hours and thought that it seemed a little strange. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded and spoke with the resident who was just washing the driveway. 9:39 pm A 911 caller reported that she found a dog running in and out of the roadway on Wood Street and that she brought it back home with her. The caller was advised of proper 911 procedures and the Animal Control Officer was notified. 9:15 pm A caller reported seeing a man on Front Street who seemed lost and was staring off into the woods with two bags in his hands. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the area and advised that he could not locate the individual. 8:35 pm A School Street resident reported an incident of fraud. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and spoke with the caller. 7:10 pm Officer Matthew McNeil stopped a motor vehicle on Parkwood Drive and spoke with the five individuals who were inside. 7:00 pm A caller reported that someone was walking a dog on the Middle School track and would like it logged in for future reference. 5:06 pm The Ashland Police Department requested an officer look for a vehicle that was involved in a hit and run in their town. Officer Aaron O'Neil checked the residence on Hayden Rowe Street and stated that the vehicle could not be located. 2:03 pm Officer Stephen Buckley checked and spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on Glen Road. 1:36 pm Officer Patrick O'Brien assisted an operator who got a flat tire and rim damage from an open manhole on Front Street. 11:15 am Officer Stephen Buckley responded to West Main Street to assist a disabled motor vehicle. |
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Holiday of Shavuot gaining popularity, this year with Curious George reading the 10 Commandments - Traditional Dairy meal and Ice cream party too! Wednesday June 4th.
At a unique crossroads between religion and cuisine - the Jewish Holiday of Shavuot celebrating the Giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai some 3300 years ago has become a celebration of fine dairy cuisine as well. As the Torah was given and the laws of kosher dining were first received the Jewish People were not yet capable of properly preparing beef and poultry and as such ate dairy. The rest is history. Exquisite cheesecakes, pesto pastas, lasagna, soufflés and of course cheese blintzes and ice cream all take center stage during this ancient celebration. Some suggest that this has contributed to the renewed popularity this holiday has seen. When thinking Jewish Holidays, Passover, Chanukah and Yom Kippur come to mind - nevertheless Shavuot is considered one of Judaism's major holidays and was in fact a "pilgrimage" when all of the Jews would travel to Jerusalem to celebrate in the Temple.
"No, it isn't all about the food," said Rabbi Mendy Kivman of Chabad. "What is important is that the community is joining together, hearing the reading of the Ten Commandments and celebrating the Torah. But the good food certainly helps!"
When the Torah was given, the children were the guarantors that it will be kept throughout the ages. And kept it was! Hence Shavu'ot is closely related with children and their education.
In its mission to marry tradition and modern innovation, the Chabad House Jewish Center welcomes the entire Jewish community on Wednesday, June 4th for a special reading of the 10 commandments, with an appearance of Curious George with the "Man in the Yellow hat" and a grand dairy buffet and Ice cream party (non-dairy options will be available.)
The program will consist of 3 parts. First, the special Curious George appearance for children up to age 8 (and their families) will begin at 5:45pm. The Torah reading and the event for older children and adults will begin at 6pm. It will all be followed by a light dairy buffet dinner and ice cream bar. Then at 7pm, the adults can take part in the "Torah and Tea with Rochy" program.
There are no admission or membership fees to join the service or meals – however tax-exempt donations are always welcome. For more information about Chabad or Shavuot and to reserve, please visit: www.JewishMA.com or call 508-473-1299. |
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Board of Selectmen Reorganizes Ben Palleiko warns Verizon Resident Appeals Decision of Building Inspector for Farmers Market  by Robert Falcione May 20, 2014 — Hopkinton boards
traditionally reorganize following an election, and tonight was
no exception. Incoming Selectman John Coutinho, in exercising
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Eagle Advisor Margie Wiggin presented Troop 1 Eagle Scout John Adams Krapf to the Selectmen who presented Mr. Krapf with a proclamation signed by them and posed for photos with him, which his parents and others captured. Mr. Krapf built a trail on HALT conservation land in the Wedgewood Drive area as his Eagle project. Resident Jeff Doherty, a business owner at the intersection of West Main Street and School Street, spoke during the public input session at the beginning of the meeting about the slow pace of the upgrading of that intersection, as well as the already worn lane markings, making it difficult and dangerous for drivers. He said that Verizon is holding things up. "We are using all of our resources," said Mr. Khumalo, in answer to a question from Selectman Ben Palleiko. "Let them know everything is on hold until this gets done," said Mr. Palleiko, looking toward Mr. Khumalo. The Selectmen are the permitting authority for the locating and relocation of telephone poles. DPW Director John Westerling attended and said that he will be meeting with Verizon regarding the relocation of the poles on June 4th. Ashland residents and Lions Club members Izzy Assencoa and Tony Minucci stopped by to pitch support for a renewed Hopkinton Lions; Hopkinton Lions Club was disbanded last August. They will hold an informational meeting at Carbone's on May 29, 2014, 7:00 pm Those wishing to attend, or to learn more about the Lions charitable causes — and there are many — may call Tony at 508-887-5064 or Hopkinton resident Jim Cerutti at 508-626-6653. The Selectmen approved two requests for liquor licenses for the Farmers Market on the common but something larger is looming over that event. Resident Beth Kelly inquired of the Building Inspector Michael Shepard of the legality of the Farmer's Market in respect to the zoning bylaws. On April 2, 2014, Mr. Shepard filed an official decision that the market fell under an exemption to a law that does not allow most businesses on the common. Mrs. Kelly, who lives at the corner across from the common at 5 Ash Street has appealed that decision to the Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals will hear Mrs. Kelly's Appeal on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 at 7:15 pm in Town Hall. Below are clips from the selectmen's meeting as well as a short clip from the weekend's Pops Concert.
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V is For... May 20, 2014 — Do not be mistaken that communications specialist, former School Committee member and Charter Commission Chairperson Marie Eldridge is unclear in her message last night after viewing the election vote tally. This feisty school and library advocate is clearly overjoyed, displaying the Vs for victory, and not peace as some might want to believe. |
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Sign up for weather, traffic and crime alerts Arrest Log Monday, May 19, 2014 12:43 am Sgt. John Porter arrested Anne C. Folkebrant, 20, of Teresa Road, Hopkinton, on West Main Street and charged her with Marked Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor.
Incident Log Monday, May 19, 2014 9:28 pm The Upton Police Department reported a large tree across the roadway on West Main Street. Officer Philip Powers responded and dvised the DPW to remove it. 8:00 pm Officer Stephen Buckley assisted a disabled tractor trailer unit on West Main Street. 6:51 pm A caller from Hayden Rowe Street complained about a vehicle.
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accident without personal injury. Officer Philip Powers
responded and wrote a 6:30 pm A 911 caller reported that a large object flew up off of the roadway on West Main Street and hit the back of her vehicle. Officer Philip Powers responded and checked the area for the object with a negative find. 5:10 pm Officer Philip Powers responded to an abandoned 911 call from Wood Street. On a call back the resident stated that there was a man locked out of his car. The operator was transported back to his residence. 3:39 pm Officer Matthew McNeil checked and spoke with the operator of a motor vehicle on Hayden Rowe Street. 3:38 pm A resident of Nazneen Circle reported an on-going issue with young children playing unsupervised in a parking lot and not wearing helmets while riding their bikes. Officer Philip Powers advised that kids were out playing but not in the parking lot and not on bikes. 3:14 pm A Proctor Street resident reported that their adult son had not been seen or heard from in several days. Officer Philip Powers responded and wrote a report. 1:51 pm A 911 caller from Pleasant Street reported that an individual was smoking marijuana in a motor vehicle in front of his house. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and spoke with the operator who was using an electronic cigarette. 5:47 am A detail officer reported that a construction vehicle hit a business sign on West Main Street. Officer Thomas Griffin responded to investigate. 12:18 am A detail officer reported that a motor vehicle was traveling eastbound in the westbound lane of West Main Street. Sgt. John Porter located the vehicle at a West Main Street gas station and subsequently arrested a 20 year-old female from Hopkinton and charged her with Marked Lanes Violation and OUI Liquor |
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Youth Missions Trip to Philadelphia HUGE Garage Sale/Plant Sale/Car Wash
Faith Community Church of Hopkinton’s mission is to guide people to a deeper relationship with Christ and a greater love for others. |
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2,130 Voters Cast Ballots Out of About
9,000 Registered • Under-ride Wins • Library Debt Exclusion Wins School Committee: Kelly Knight and Lori Nickerson Win  Above, an overjoyed Library Director Rownak Hussain, right, thanks Lindsay McDermott, a Library Foundation member, following the counting of the votes. In the background are Foundation members, from left, Laura Barry looking over the shoulder of Katie Principe. 
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Hopkinton-
Annie May Schaefer, 89, of Hopkinton, passed away
Saturday, May 17, 2014 at Mary Ann Morse Nursing Home in Natick.
Born in Hopkinton, she was the daughter of the late Annie (Burnham)
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Destination Knoxville Hopkinton DI is making
its way to Knoxville, TN, today – two teams,
14 of our kids representing Hopkinton and
Massachusetts at the DI Global Finals in
Knoxville, TN. I wanted to take a moment to
thank everyone who helped support these
students and helped to get us there – our
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Sign up for weather, traffic and crime alerts Arrest Log Saturday, May 17, 2014 8:35 pm Officer William Burchard arrested Matthew James Leal, 33, of Hayden Rowe Street on Cross Street and charged him with Threatening to Commit a Crime and Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon.
Friday, May 16, 2014 8:22 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil arrested a 16 year-old juvenile and charged him with Possession of Liquor by a Person Under 21 and Assault and Battery.
Incident Log Sunday, May 18, 2014 11:43 pm Sgt. John Porter assisted a MSP Trooper with a vehicle that crossed onto new pavement to make note in case any damage occurred. 10:58 pm A Wood Street caller complained about a barking dog, but all was quite upon arrival. 10:23 pm Checked an unoccupied vehicle on Wood Street. 6:42 pm Officer Matthew McNeil issued parking citations on Hayden Rowe Street. 6:20 pm An individual came to the dispatch window to complain of a phone scam.
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will park for the evening. 5:28 pm Assisted the FD with an odor on Curtis Road. 2:46 pm A resident complained of parking issues inside the park on Hayden Rowe Street. 1:53 pm Observed a specific motor vehicle in the Ridge Road area, an area where discarded hypodermic needles have been found. 1:21 pm A Park Ranger at Hopkinton State Park reported a smash and grab larceny of a wallet from a vehicle. Prior to the incident, a white male, 6'1", possibly operating a black Honda Accord was seen in the area. 12:25 pm A dog reported found at this time and brought to Baypath Humane was reunited two hours later with its owner. 11:37 pm A caller reported vandalism on a Wood Street property. 9:05 am A caller reports finding hypodermic needles on Ridge Road. 8:03 am Caller reports dog running loose near the high school. 2:08 am After responding to report of a possibly intoxicate male yelling a vehicle occupants, Officer John Moran located an individual walking near EMC Park and transported him to his residence. 1:45 am Seeing a motor vehicle occupied on the short Church Place, Officer John Moran checked with the operator, who was calling a nearby home before going there. 1:44 am Checked on a motor vehicle on South Street. 1:31 am Officer Philip Powers checked on a complaint of a Grove Street resident who heard faint sounds of a woman crying for help, but was all quiet upn arrival. Saturday, May 17, 2014 11:57 pm Checked a motor vehicle on the Loop Road. 11:54 pm Checked a motor vehicle on Hayden Rowe Street. 10:03 pm A responding officer to a complaint of kids running around St. Paul's Church heard no noise upon arrival, and the the caller requested a different officer. 10:23 pm Caller reports suspicious vehicle parked on the side of the road with two teens in it.
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the occupant. 10:06 pm An ONSTAR activation on Route 495 was gone on the arrival of officers. 7:45 pm A caller reports seeing people near Echo Lake who appear to be going fishing. Officer William Burchard could not locate them. Echo Lake, a water supply in Hopkinton for the Town of Milford, is off-limits to recreational purposes. An individual's presence there is considered trespassing. 7:51 pm Officer Philip Powers arrested an individual on Cross Street for dangerous assault with a weapon. 7:40 pm A group of hikers reported returning to a vehicle and seeing broken glass, possibly from a BB gun. 7:08 pm A wandering dog on North Mill Street was restrained and soon reunited with its owner with the help of Animal Control Officer William Proctor. 3:39 pm Framingham PD found a wallet with an individual's Hopkinton address, and asked Hopkinton PD to notify said individual. It turns out, the individual moved to Framingham, and that PD was notified. 11:16 am The pull station was activated at the Woodville Fire Station. 6:42 am Roadway flooded on Wood Street due to plugged catch basin. 1:16 am Checked a motor vehicle on Hayden Rowe Street
Friday, May 16, 2014 11:56 pm Checked a motor vehicle on main Street.8:53 pm Assisted with a disabled motor vehicle on Grove Street. 8:51 pm A Hayden Rowe Street caller reported that a babysitter stole two gifts cards and an engagement ring, and later returned them. 8:11 pm A group of underage drinkers on Pendulum Pass were released to their parents. 7:33 pm An individual on Pendulum Pass alleges injuries from a physical attack following an argument. Refused medical treatment. 6:12 pm Citizen complained of American Flag dangling from a flagpole. 5:50 pm Holliston PD requested escort for 8 coach buses to Route 495. 3:30 pm Telecom worker found a bag of pills o North Street. 1:31 pm A caller reported someone following a teen, but upon arrival, the teen had not seen anyone. 1:00 pm A school zone flashing light is reported out. 12:39 pm Mass State Police advised of a disabled Motor vehicle on Route 495. 12:26 pm Officer Thomas Gorman advised almost being hit by a motor vehicle in the school zone. 11:43 am A two-car motor vehicle accident on Hayden Rowe Street resulted in no personal injury. 10:59 am Officer Gregg DeBoer saw no issues after investigating a complaint o traffic and parking on Hayden Rowe Street. 7:21 am A caller reports a wire down on West Main Street. |
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
High School Library
7:00 – 9:00
PM The Director of
Student Services, Marijane Hackett and
Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Cathy MacLeod
will present an overview to explain the
philosophy behind co-teaching. As you
may be aware, one of the instructional
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Gates of Eden May 18, 2014 — Bloods Pond on South Mill Street has been a favorite for HopNews photos the last few days as illustrated by this photo taken from the street and facing the entrance to a special spot on a pond that is teeming with life. |
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Swan Song May 18, 2014 — The joyous sounds
filling the ears and hearts of the audience today were not just
a testament to the talent of Hopkinton's young musicians, but to
Music Director of Hopkinton Schools, Steve Yavarow, who is
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Precarious Crossing May 18, 2014 — This bridge over Whitehall Brook brings the observer back to an early time, but it is likely for show only. |
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TWO NEW, FINAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OPPOSE LIBRARY PLANS
Editor's Note: The Letters to the Editor are officially closed at 8:00 am Sunday, May 18, 2014. In year's gone by, we randomly announced a cut-off, after warnings leading up to it, but this year was a little different. All three candidates for office asked, and so were told that the cut-off would be Friday, and as a result, we were flooded with letters from their supporters, as well as supporters of the library expansion, who apparently got the message second-hand.The neighbors of the library did not ask, and so did not hear of the intended cut-off. To make matters worse, yours truly did not announce it to the public. And so, we do that now in presenting the last two letters, received late last night and early this morning.
Thank you to all who participated in this election season. |
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Chabad
House Jewish Center
new
authority for the first time, nominated his neighbor Todd
Cestari as Chairman, who was then elected unanimously. It
didn't take long for Mr. Cestari to give recognition to outgoing
Selectman Brian Herr, who is a neighbor to both men. Mr. Herr
chose not to run for reelection to the Board of Selectmen to
campaign for a seat in the US Senate.
report.
HOPKINTON,
MA -- (May 20, 2014) Faith Community Church’s Student Mission
Team will host a Garage Sale/Plant Sale/Car Wash fundraiser on
Saturday, June 7, from 8am - 2pm at Faith Community Church, 146
East Main Street, Hopkinton. All proceeds from the fundraiser
will go towards this summer’s student mission trip to
Philadelphia, the 5th largest city in the US, from June 29 -
July 5.
May 19, 2014 — The only contested races in today's election were for
two seats on the School Committee fought for by three people. The
totals for those three are in the chart below, copied from an Excel
worksheet just received from the Town Clerk as official results,
which confirmed the
