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Coolidge Notifies Town of $2
Million Purchase and Sale Selectmen to discuss this evening
November 18, 2014 — According to a Purchase and Sale Agreement delivered to the Town of Hopkinton between John Coolidge and wife Anne Richards with Diamond Builders, Inc. of Canton, they are selling their 40+ acre lot approved for a 12-home subdivision for $2 million, of which $1 million will be paid upon delivery of 4 lots of the 12-lot subdivision, and the other million taken back as a note by Coolidge/Richards. The note will be paid from the proceeds of the sale of the other 8 lots, as they sell. Mr. Coolidge has been trying to sell the property to the Town, and has at least one conservation group, Sudbury Valley Trustees, in his corner with a pitch to possibly award 7%, $150 k, toward the purchase price. The trustees do not meet again for a formal vote until February 20, 2015, three weeks before the Town's right of first refusal expires. The letter, received by the Town on November 14, 2014, begins the clock ticking on a 120-day window the town has to purchase the land, with its right of first refusal, because it has had the advantage of being taxed as forestry land, at a lower tax rate. The property was offered to the town for purchase in 2012, also as a Chapter 61 right of first refusal. Owners of Chapter 61 land who get a valid offer to purchase, must give the town a chance to match the offer. Mr. Coolidge said at a meeting in 2013 that they informed the Town of Hopkinton of the receipt of a Purchase and Sale agreement in 2012. Town Counsel subsequently determined that it was not a valid offer, because it had too many conditions. Then in 2013, the Coolidge/Richards team, working on their own, got a concept plan approved by the Planning Board, and this year had the site plan approved. Town Counsel has 30 days in which to determine if the current P&S is a bona fide offer that the Town can match. While Town Counsel determines if it is a valid offer, the 120-day clock continues to tick. As a member of the Planning Board, Mr. Coolidge, who has an approved development plan for his property, championed the purchase of the Lake Whitehall property from Bob Shepard to stop the development of homes on the opposite side of Lake Whitehall. Advocates of the Town's purchase of the 44-acre property, conservationists, friends and neighbors, argue that it is valuable land. Others, who would like a development to move forward argue that the Town will get 34 acres of open space as part of the 12-unit development; and so why would the town spend $2 million for the other 10 acres, they ask. To counter that argument, the advocates have then said that the land the Town gets as open space, the 34 acres, has little value, tacitly agreeing that it is the 10 acres with the $2 million cost/value. Selectmen have the matter up for discussion at 7:15 pm on this evening's agenda, and note it for discussion as well as ACTION. |
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Robert Arthur Smith, 89
Robert Arthur Smith, 89 , of Hopkinton and formerly of Holliston, passed away Sunday, November 16, 2014. Born in Framingham, he was the son of the late Frances (Duston) and Ernest Albert Smith. He was the husband of 68 years to the late Anita (Jones) Smith who passed away in September.
An Army Veteran, Robert was a member of the VFW and
the Ozarks and a longtime
member of the Congregational Church of Holliston. He
was a past master
of Mt. Hollis Lodge in Holliston and a past patron
of the Myrtle Chapter
of the Eastern Star. He enjoyed traveling,
especially each year with
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REMINDER REMINDER REMINDER REMINDER REMINDER REMINDER
This year our goal is provide meals for approximately 250 Local Families! Thanks for giving!!!!
16th Annual Turkey Drive Please Help! Deliver donations to the following locations. Students are there to help:
This is a Student Run Event We’re asking for your help again as our goal this year is to collect 75 turkeys. Students should not bring turkeys on the bus! All donations go to The Salvation Army of Framingham. Additional donations that can be dropped off: Boxed desserts, Gravy, Pies, Potato Flakes, Cranberry Sauce, Stuffing and grocery store gift cards to purchase food. THANKS for GIVING Any questions please contact Matt Johnson mjohnson@hillers.org Aidan Curry acurry@hillers.org Jonathan Demarco jdemarco@hillers.org |
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Representative Dykema
Enjoys Coffee and Conversation with Holliston Police
Officers
November 17, 2014 —
Holliston, MA –From L to R, Sergeant Matt Stone,
Lieutenant Craig Denman, Representative Carolyn
Dykema, Chief John Moore, Lieutenant Dave
Gatchell, and Officer Dan Griffith catch up on
community issues at Coffee with a Cop this past
weekend at Coffee Haven. |
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Cyclists Beware
November 17, 2014 — These unfortunate critters are laying on the southbound side of the road on Cedar Street almost directly across from the Hopkinton State Park entrance, and have been for several days. No blood or guts. In fact, they are so clean, they look like plush toy animals. Inasmuch as bicyclists use the part of the roadway on the other side of the fog line, they need be especially cautious in this area, or get thrown for a loop. Photo taken Saturday, November 15. Raccoons were still there at 4:00 pm today. |
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Celebrate Hopkinton
300 Years - 1715 - 2015
November 17, 2014 — Above is the Veterans Memorial Gazebo, which was dedicated on Memorial Day in 1988 after a fundraising effort by the late Ernie Fecteau. The structure was not kept up very well, and was demolished in October of 2008 (See video). A fundraising effort led to the construction and dedication of a new gazebo designed by world renown Gorman Richardson Architects and dedicated on Memorial Day, May 25, 2009 (See video, part II), equipped with a new sound system, also donated. The new Veteran's Memorial Gazebo fits the needs of an aging veterans' population with an integrated handicap ramp, as well as the younger ones, with a state of the art Bose sound system. Hopkinton resident and veteran Don Creswell "Banged every nail..." of the old one himself. The new one was built by Hopkinton resident Chris Nation of 20th Century Homes, builders of Ravenwood, Valleywood, Connelly Hills and other fine Hopkinton neighborhoods. The new gazebo is expected to last 50 years with little or no maintenance.
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Incident Log Updated November 17, 2014 Emergency, dial 911 • • Non-emergency, PD dial 508-497-3401, FD dial 508-497-2323 Monday, November 17, 2014 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 7 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 4 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Checks. 1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 2 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call. 1 Time the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
Incident Log Sunday, November 16, 2014 9:17 pm A walk-in from Kimball Road spoke with Officer John Corridan regarding signs being taken off of his property. 7:54 pm A 911 caller from Hayden Rowe Street reported that her boyfriend and cousin were on the floor fighting. Officer Gregg DeBoer responded and transported one male to his parent's residence on Lumber Street. 5:30 pm A 911 caller from Thayer Heights Road reported the smell of burning plastic in their house (Photo, below). Officer Gregg DeBoer responded to assist the Fire Department. 4:55 pm The Holliston Police Department requested assistance looking for a man with an ax that fled on foot in the Hanlon Road and Marshall Street area. Officer Matthew McNeil responded to assist in the search. 4:15 pm A resident of First Road reported that there was a dirt bike riding up and down the street. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the area with a negative find. 1:39 pm A 911 caller reported an outside fire on Winter Street. The Southborough Police Department was notified. 10:58 am A walk-in spoke with Officer Stephen Buckley regarding an issue that they had with an attendant of a West Main Street gas station. They stated that the attendant refused to pump the gas after giving him two dollars for gas.
Saturday, November 15, 2014 10:53 pm A motorists reported an erratic operator on Main Street. Officer Arthur Schofield checked the area with a negative find on the vehicle. 9:30 pm A resident of Meadowland Drive reported that a vehicle was parked in the cul-de-sac with its lights on. Officer William Burchard responded and advised that no one was in the vehicle and it appeared that a residence was hosting a get together. 6:37 pm An Oakhurst Road resident reported that she could see a fire on Downey Street and it looked like an entire yard was on fire. Two officers responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that it was determined to be a brush/camp fire. 3:51 pm A walk-in reported finding a wallet and giving it to the owner's mother. 12:52 pm A caller from Yale Road reported an issue with the use of his vehicle. Officer Philip Powers responded and spoke with him. 12:31 pm The Ashland Police Department reported a hit and run in their town and the vehicle involved came back to a resident of East Main Street. Officer Stephen Buckley responded to the residence but was unable to make contact with anyone because no one was home. 10:22 am A caller reported that someone tore up the grass at the cemetery on Mount Auburn Street sometime between 2:00pm yesterday and 10:00am today. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and advised that the damage was caused by someone doing “donuts” but was unable to identify the tire tracks. 9:18 am A motorist stated that while he was dropping off his daughter for cheerleading practice on Hayden Rowe Street he saw a Chevy sedan parked at the end of the bus loop. Officer Stephen Buckley advised that there was a Special Olympics event at the school.
Friday, November 14, 2014 8:52 pm Officer Arthur Schofield checked and secured a Church Street business that had a door left open. 8:44 pm Officer Arthur Schofield checked and secured a building on Main Street that had an open door. 8:17 pm A caller from South Street reported that his passenger side window was broken and his laptop along with his iPad was stolen. Officer William Burchard responded and wrote a report. 10:03 am Three 911 callers reported that a motor vehicle hit a tree on School Street due to a deer running into the roadway. Officer Stephen Buckley responded to assist and advised that the operator was transported to the hospital. |
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36 year-old Bellingham Man Dead in Crash on I-495 in Bellingham
This morning at approximately 12:45 a.m., troopers from the Massachusetts State Police Millbury Barracks responded to reports of a two car crash prior to Exit 18 in Bellingham. Involved in the crash was a 2007 Honda Civic, operated by 36-year-old GERARD FRAPPIER of Bellingham, who died as a result of his injuries. The other vehicle involved was a 2014 Toyota Camry, operated by a 38-year-old man from Brockton. No citations have been issued at this time, as the facts and circumstances remain under investigation with the assistance of troopers from the Massachusetts State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section, Crime Scene Services Section, as well as troopers assigned to the State Police Detective Unit attached to the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office. Troopers were also assisted at the scene by personnel from the Bellingham Fire Department and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highways Division. All lanes were opened at approximately 3:30 a.m. |
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"Mila" Chairman of the Jazz Department of the Rivers School, Hopkinton resident Philippe Crettien, releases a beautifully recorded and videotaped performance of his composition, "Mila", above. A listener would experience the audio more fully on external speakers or headphones. |
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Number 1 in Division 2
Girls Volleyball Contributed photo. Scores in win against Weston Wildcats were 25-17, 25-22, 25-14. See a video of the winning point here. |
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Late Afternoon November 15, 2014 — The low late afternoon sun carves out three dimensions of light and shadow out of the southern side of Hopkinton Reservoir, while the evergreens, as well as the oaks, ever reluctant to give up their leaves, peek out over the canopy. |
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Second Chance at
Second Hand November 15, 2014 — The Hopkinton Public Library will have one more day of selling used books to the pubic. On Sunday, November 16, 2014 between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm, pick up a grocery bag (empty one provided) full of used books of your own choosing for only $5. |
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Hopkinton Wins State
Championship Game Against Weston
November 15, 2014 — Above, the Girls Volleyball Team hoots and hollers out the windows of their bus proclaiming victory while getting a Police and Fire Department escort from Route 495 through Downtown Hopkinton on the way to the High School to disembark. The score was 3-0 in Hopkinton's favor. Anyone with a decent photo is welcome to email it to Editor@HopNews.com . |
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Hopkinton 28, Oliver Ames 7 November 15, 2014 — Above, Quarterback Pat Ryan keeps one and finds some running room last night in a win over Oliver Ames. Below, Wide Receiver Matt Decina brings one down from the stratosphere last night at the David Hughes Stadium. |
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Locking is not Enough November 15, 2014 — For
decades, thieves have broken into vehicles
parked in lots on South Street at one eatery or
another. Many of the vehicle owners apparently
work on South Street, because their laptop
computers, GPS devices and tablets are the
things taken in what can be described as a
smash and grab robbery. A thief or two hits
the window with a tool made to shatter it in
less than a second, and they take what is on or
behind the seat, or on the floor. Because
victims are parking in the shadows, and even
with tinted windows, they apparently believe
that thieves cannot see into their vehicles.
Flashlights! The thieves apparently light the
interior to determine if valuables are in plain
view, and then smash the glass and grab the
goods, because in all cases, the vehicles broken
into suffered the loss of a computer or other
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Two's Company
November 14, 2014 —Christine Snow shares this photo of a pair of mute swans in a mirror image point of view taken from her special vantage point on Lake Maspenock. |
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Incident & Arrest Log - Updated November 14, 2014 Emergency, dial 911 • • Non-emergency, PD dial 508-497-3401, FD dial 508-497-2323 Thursday, November 13, 2014 Arrests 9:17 pm Officer William Burchard Placed Edwyn R Sanchez, 35, of Franklin Street, Milford in custody on Main Street and charged him with Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License.
Incidents 1:41 pm Officer Patrick O'Brien checked vehicles parked the wrong way, but determined it was okay. 1:36 pm An individual found an iPhone on Wood Street. 12:58 pm Detective Timothy Brennan began an investigation of a Larceny by Check that occurred at a business on West Main Street. 12:13 pm A woman called to complain she was passed by a vehicle that crossed over the double yellow line. No accident occurred. 12:08 pm Officer O'Brien looked for a dog reported to be stuck in a chain link fence, but the dog was gone upon arrival. 11:06 am Officer Gregg DeBoer transported an individual to Milford Court as a courtesy. 9:41 am An individual received a call at work answered by someone in his office that threatened him. A quick investigation revealed it was an extortion scam, claiming the man's father had been kidnapped. He was not. 7:14 am A caller reported hitting a deer and and injuring its legs. Officer DeBoer was dispatched to dispatch the deer, and a nearby resident took the carcass.(Editor's Note: The Police Department has a call list with names of people who want the meat.). 6:33 am Officer Linda Higgins, responding the the report of a man slumped over his steering wheel on Main Street did not find the vehicle. 1:25 am Officer John Moran checked on an unoccupied vehicle on Rafferty Road. |
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Come Support Hopkinton Girls Volleyball D2
State Championship Game Saturday Nov. 15th at 3pm at Fitchburg High School! Against Weston High School |
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Hopkinton Hillers Kickoff -- 7p.m. Friday
The Boosters Say: The Hillers Varsity Football team will take on Oliver Ames High School of North Easton, Mass. on Fri., Nov.14 at 7 p.m. at David M. Hughes Stadium in Hopkinton. Don’t miss one minute of exciting Hiller action! Bring the family and enjoy a game under the lights. The Hopkinton High School Athletics Boosters will have the doghouse well stocked with plenty of hot chocolate, popcorn and other delicious treats popular with the fans. After this, next Hiller game is Thanksgiving Day – this year in Ashland. Shown above, junior Drew Donohue crossing the goal line and looking to the referee for confirmation. |
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Saturdays at Fay - Mike the Bubble Man
Saturdays at Fay is a series of free Saturday morning programs designed for children ages 2-8. This month’s program will feature Mike the Bubble Man and his show all about bubbles! Through music, choreography, and comedy bubbles come alive, sparking imagination and wonder. Space is limited so please visit fayschool.org/saturdays to register. Saturday, November 22 from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
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Spring 2015
HOPKINTON
GIRLS YOUTH LACROSSE
REGISTRATION
Grades 3-8
NOVEMBER 1st – November 15th
****REGISTER
NOW – LATE FEE OF $25 WILL BE APPLIED AFTER THE
15TH*******
NEW THIS YEAR: Registration is through the Hopkinton
Parks & Rec Dept.
Registration is a 3 STEP PROCESS:
1.
Create an Account at
Hopkinton Parks & Rec
https://www.hopkintonrec.org/info/
2. Obtain a US Lacrosse
Membership (or update current membership)
3.
Register for Hopkinton Girls Lacrosse
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Volleyball: Hopkinton 3, Notre Dame Academy of Hingham 0
Hopkinton beat previously undefeated Notre Dame Academy tonight at Canton HS. 3-0 Scores were 25-22, 25-8, 25-23. Hopkinton moves on to the State finals on Saturday 11/15 at 3pm at Fitchburg HS against Weston. — MisterVball |
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Incident Log - Updated November 12, 2014 Emergency, dial 911 • • Non-emergency, PD dial 508-497-3401, FD dial 508-497-2323 Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 4 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 1 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home Check.
Incident Log Tuesday, November 11, 2014 8:29 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Gregg DeBoer regarding a family situation. 7:42 pm Officer Gregg DeBoer assisted an individual with fingerprints for LTC. 12:37 pm Two callers reported that a motor vehicle crashed into a building on West Main Street and that the operator appeared disoriented. Officer Stephen Buckley responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that both occupants were transported to the hospital. 11:52 am A resident reported that a white and gray truck went the wrong way on the “one way” portion of Walcott Street. 8:52 am A caller reported the outside odor of natural gas on Wood Street. Officer Stephen Buckley responded to assist the Fire Department. |
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HHS presents ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ Get
ready for dazzling footwork, a sweet love story and
a cast filled with dancers, divas and Hollywood
hotshots. The Hopkinton High School drama
troupe
will present the beloved musical comedy, “Singin’ in
the Rain,” from November 20 through 23. Based
on the blockbuster 1952 movie starring Gene Kelly,
Singin’ in the Rain tells the story of a group of
silent movie actors in the 1920s who must make the
transition to talkies, with hilarious results. It
centers around the adventures of two successful
dancers and friends, Don Lockwood and Cosmo Brown,
and a number of fellow stars who are less than ready
for the change, most notably diva movie star Lina
Lamont.
According to director Valerie vonRosenvinge, the HHS
production will look a lot like the Gene Kelly
classic -- including a simulated rainstorm for the
beloved title song and the movie-within-a-movie
entitled “The Dancing Cavalier.” Along with
practicing their songs and dance routines, the
students are also shooting a black and white
“Dancing Cavalier” movie.
VonRosenvinge said that the choice of “Singin’ in
the Rain” was a natural the drama troupe included
many talented dancers. “When
we first mentioned doing the show last spring, a lot
of the students began working on their footwork over
the summer,” she said. “As a result, we have 10
really superb female tappers and five great male
tappers. While I don’t pre-cast the show with
certain students, we do try to choose a show that
plays to the current students’ strengths.” For
example, she added, a few years ago she chose “Les
Miserables” because her drama students included many
great singers. Musical
numbers for Singin in the Rain include the iconic
title song as well as other favorites -- such as
“Make ‘Em Laugh,” and “Good Morning” -- that
will inspire young audiences and evoke much
nostalgia in older ones. Dozens of HHS tap dancers,
singers and actors will recreate the beloved
musical, assisted by students in the crew and
orchestra.
VonRosenvinge said that the cast has been enjoying
rehearsing the different scenes, and that their
camaraderie and enthusiasm will show when the
curtain rises. “The audience will be able to see
that the kids are having fun,” she said.
Show times are 4 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 20; 7:30 p.m.
on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 22; and 2 p.m.
on Sunday, Nov. 23. General admission is $10
for adults and $8 for students and seniors.
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