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HHS Athletic Center 6:30 pm April 8, 2015 Come join us for the Teachers vs. Students Basketball Game!! It will take place on April 8 at 6:30PM and will be in the Hopkinton High School’s Athletic Center. This event is brought to you by the Relay for Life foundation.
Relay for Life is an annual event that takes place in late spring of every year. Relay for Life is a 12 hour event in where the whole community comes together and fights against cancer. Leading up to the event, everyone raises money for cancer research and all proceedings are given to the American Cancer Society Association. Relay for Life is an event that brings us closer to finding a cure. This year, Relay is May 8-9th starting at 6PM and ends at 6AM. Donate, make a team, and sign up at relayforlife.org today!!
One easy way you can participate in this great event is to support us in this upcoming basketball game!! Students and teachers will play against each other and it will be a fun night!! Raffles and concessions will be sold there and free tee shirts will be thrown to all the fans that come! Come and join us for loads of entertainment and gifts!! |
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Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 12 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 31 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 0 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 2 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 1 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
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WOBURN – (March 26,
2015) - Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan has announced
that Theresa Zimmerley, 56, of Ashland, has been indicted on charges
of larceny over $250 from a person 60 years or older, forgery,
uttering a false document, false entries in corporate books, and a
violation of the witness intimidation statute. An arraignment date
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“Andy” Boass, 73, of Hopkinton, MA and West Tisbury,
MA died at home, Glimmerglass, after a brief illness on March 24,
2015. He was born in Riga, Latvia on April 6, 1941. As a child, his
family left Latvia and escaped to Germany during World War II, and
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Hopkinton Community Good Friday Service Noon on Friday, April 3, 2015 Faith Community Church, 146 E. Main Street, Hopkinton. |
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Faith Community Church electronic recycle day
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April 11th from 9.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m146E Main Street, Hopkinton Accepting all electronics to include
monitors, computers, computer games, stereo equipment, copy and
fax machines, printers, microwaves, dehumidifiers, TV's, any
item that as a plug. We are also accepting any appliances, such
as AC's, washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators as well as lawn
mowers, snow blowers with the gas removed, exercise equipment
and grills.The recycle event will have low fees of $5 each r
computer, $10 any monitor or small TV less than 19", $15 each TV
between 19" and 26" and $20 each TV over 26" wide and wood
console TV's, projection TV's $25 each TV 32" and over $30. .
Any appliance are $10 each large refrigerators $25. Any cell
phones, bikes car, truck batteries are free.as well as any scrap
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Late Season March 24, 2015 — These ice fishermen finally got to practice their sport this week as the snow blew away and/or evaporated off of the ice at Hopkinton Reservoir. The air was 33° F and the ice was 4" thick, which is an okay thickness for ice fishing according to Fisheries and Wildlife. |
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Lumber Street, Yogurt and Pizza are
Big Winners at the Planning Board Ten Story Buildings are Shot Down 
Above, Hopkinton builder Finley Perry
states his case to the Planning Board. March 23, 2015 — Entrepreneur Greg Mazur, owner of 30-34 Main Street, the Downtown building getting all jazzed up, went to bat for tenants this evening. Mr. Mazur applied for a special permit to relax parking requirements so that two of them could have seating in their eateries, and the Planning Board agreed. Mark "Vinny" Kosa, of Vinny's Pizza, who has been in the location since purchasing the Mangia business, can now have 18 seats, not only as a result of the parking relaxation, but as a result of Mr. Mazur installing two brand spanking new handicapped rest rooms, one for each gender, in the common area of the building. Mr. Kosa has said in the past that he would bring in some tables and chairs once everything is in compliance, and expand the menu, too, as a result. Check back for that happening. Hopkinton resident Chris Cooney was waiting for this evening's outcome to sign a lease with Mr. Mazur to open his second Yogurt Beach, a successful Yogurt/Gelato/Custard emporium. His first is in Plainville, Mass, and offers toppings, fruit, and loads more for everybody's yogurt. Although it will be a busy place on early release days, Mr. Cooney said this evening that all ages enjoy the special treats. He, too, have 18 seats. Entrepreneur Paul Mastroianni, owner of 77 West Main Street, got his Master Plan Special Permit approved this evening, giving him the green light to move forward with his expanded retail, commercial and housing development on Lumber Street. He said at the last meeting of the board that the majority of his planned retail space was spoken for. Bill Morgan of Golden Spoon fame plans to be one of the first tenants. Builder Finley Perry did not fare as well. His proposal for an Article on the Town Meeting Warrant to change zoning in the area of Parkwood Drive was voted off of the Warrant. He and Steven Zieff, formerly connected with Legacy Farms, proposed 10 story buildings and 380 apartments. Despite an eleventh-hour motion to reduce the scale by member Frank D'Urso, and an objection by him over procedure to Chairman Ken Weismantel, the Article was pulled from the Warrant. "I don't like the idea of an apartment building in an industrial center," Mr. Weismantel said. Below, Dmitry Deych of Diamond Builders, below, signs paperwork finalizing his part of the process with the Planning Board regarding his upcoming purchase of 203 Pond Street, where he will build on 12 lots, lots that the town passed up on purchasing at Special Town Meeting on March 3, 2015.
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HOPKINTON, MASS.
(March 23, 2015) – St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 61 Wood
Street (Rte. 135) invites its friends and neighbors to join
services being held during Holy Week. These services will be
held at the church and will be led by St. Paul’s new priest,
Rev. Gordon Schultz, and the new organist and music
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FaySummer in Southborough offers dynamic summer programs to interest every child from Pre-K to 9th grade, and its talented staff includes over 25 faculty members from Fay School. Day Camp, for children 3-15, features nine one-week sessions filled with games, sports, drama, visual arts, instructional and free swim, and other activities, all conducted in small group settings. Children ages 6-15 can also participate in Specialty Camps, which offer a half-day focus on a special theme, such as horseback riding, soccer, musical theater, circus arts, or robotics, along with a half-day of regular day camp.
FaySummer also features two overnight programs: Academic Adventures and Overnight Camp. Both programs are for children ages 10-14 and are offered for two two-week sessions. Academic Adventures is an academic enrichment program with courses in science, technology, arts, and humanities, while Overnight Camp offers a traditional sleepaway camp experience.
Attend an upcoming Open House to learn more!
Fay School's Primary School 25 Middle Road, Southborough
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Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 8 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 47 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 1 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Incident Log Sunday, March 22, 2015 4:35 pm A caller reported an on-going parking complaint on Lakeshore Drive. Officer John Corridan checked the area and stated that the vehicle was partially in the roadway but there was plenty of room for an emergency vehicle to pass. 12:53 pm A Grove Street resident reported that a motor vehicle just drove into her driveway and blocked her garage. Officer Patrick O'Brien located the owner of the vehicle who was visiting the residents of the front apartment. 2:21 am Officer John Corridan spoke with individuals who may have been involved with the debris that was left in the roadway on Hayden Rowe Street and subsequently placed one person into Protective Custody.
Saturday, March 21, 2015 8:47 pm A 911 caller reported that her dog was hit on Wood Street and was now deceased. Two officers responded to assist the Animal Control Officer. 7:56 pm A caller from Piazza Lane reported finding recent four wheeler tire tracks on Whitehall property. Officer Arthur Schofield responded and wrote a report. 1:33 pm A motorist reported that there was a large pothole on Oakhurst Road. The Highway Department was notified. 10:52 am Officer Philip Powers issued a motor vehicle on Ash Street a parking ticket. 10:35 am A caller reported that his friend told him that a co-worker threatened to stab him. Officer Thomas Griffin responded to speak with him. 9:24 am A walk-in reported seeing a loose puppy near the town common. The Animal Control Officer checked the area with a negative find. 9:03 am Multiple callers reported a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on Fruit Street. Two officers responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that one patient was transported to the hospital. 12:31 am A caller reported leaving money in an atm machine on Main Street. Officer John Corridan checked the area with a negative find.
Friday, March 20, 2015 10:52 pm A Bowker Road resident reported coming home to find her mailbox and a neighbor's mailbox smashed. Officer John Corridan responded to write a report. 9:27 pm A caller from South Mill Street reported that an animal was stuck in the pond behind her house and she could hear it struggling. Two Officers and the Animal Control Officer checked the area with a negative find. 5:40 pm An employee of a West Main Street business reported an unruly customer. Three officers responded and spoke with the customer. 11:36 am Two callers reported possible unregistered solicitors on Price Street. Prior the an officers arrival two males walked into the station and were given applications. |
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It's Back!!! Hopkinton Police Association Annual Dinner Dance (Also known as the Hopkinton Policeman's Ball) Saturday May 16th Social hour 6:30-7:30, Dinner 7:30-8:30 Dancing 8:30-12:30 To Hot Acoustics featuring Steve Spector Raffle
The Hopkinton Police Association will use the money raised from this Dinner Dance to give back to the community. Some of the events that the Association sponsors are the Children's Fishing Derby, Senior Christmas Party, Special Olympics Basketball Game and scholarship to a Hopkinton High School Senior.
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March 21, 2015 — Meb Keflezighi, winner of the 2014 BAA Boston Marathon Men's Division representing the United States, was the first American to win Boston since 1983. Above, he speaks to athletes at Hopkinton High School Auditorium on Wednesday. |
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Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 11 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 26 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury. 5 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Thursday, March 19, 2015 2:12 am Officer Peter Booth arrested Kyla P. Ose, 26, of Woodview Way, Hopkinton, on West Main Street for Warrants-foreign.
Tuesday, March 17, 2015 11:04 pm Officer Linda Higgins arrested Taylor Davis, 24, of Winthrop Street, Holliston, on Chestnut Street and charged him with Two Counts of Malicious Destruction of Property Over $250 and Disturbing the Peace.
Incident Log Thursday, March 19, 2015 3:21 pm The bus dispatcher reported that a box truck was parked on Hayward Street making it difficult for the bus to pass. Officer John Corridan advised that the truck was parked on Second Street and Hayward Street was passable. 3:21 pm Officer Arthur Schofield assisted a female with fingerprinting for a nursing license. 2:26 pm Officer Philip Powers issued a verbal warning to an operator who was driving in the fire lane on Hayden Rowe Street. 1:26 pm A motorist complained about an erratic operator on Cedar Street. Officer William Burchard spoke with the operator who stated they were swerving to miss potholes. 11:17 am A caller reported that she had lost her long green wallet somewhere on Main Street. 8:17 am A caller reported that a vehicle was operating erratically and aggressively towards one of his van drivers. Officer William Burchard spoke with the operator who stated that the van drove up on him fast so he in return tapped his brakes. 2:12 am Officer Peter Booth arrested a 26 year-old female from Hopkinton on West Main Street for a Warrant.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 7:15 pm A motorist reported that vehicles were parked on both sides of Greenwood Road making it very hard to pass. Officer Philip Powers responded and advised the owner of a vehicle to move. 1:48 pm A caller stated that she was afraid of her friend on Downey Street hurting herself. Three officers responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that she was transported for evaluation. 12:20 pm A walk-in reported that while she and her husband were away their credit cards were used totaling several thousand dollars. Officer Patrick O'Brien spoke with her and wrote a report. 12:00 pm Officer Philip Powers requested an incident number for a hit and run motor vehicle accident that occurred in a Hayden Rowe Street parking lot. 9:59 am A walk-in reported identity theft where a tax return was filed under her name. 8:21 am A walk-in spoke with Sgt. Joseph Bennett regarding a lost passport.
Tuesday, March 17, 2015 11:04 pm A caller reported that an individual was walking in the roadway on Chestnut Street. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 24 year-old male from Holliston and charged him with Two Counts of Malicious Destruction of Property Over $250 and Disturbing the Peace. Officer John Corridan advised that he took pictures of debris in the roadway and damage done to various mailboxes. 10:40 pm A motorist reported that a person was walking in the roadway on Hayden Rowe Street. Two officers checked the area with a negative find. 8:41 pm Officer John Corridan assisted an individual while they collected belongings from a Wedgewood Drive residence. 7:53 pm A walk-in from Hayden Rowe Street reported receiving strange phone calls. 7:30 pm Between the hours of 4:52pm and 7:30pm there were seven reports of tree limbs down on wires. 4:47 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with a West Main Street business who reported receiving threats. 3:51 pm A 911 caller from Prestwick Drive reported that she was in her basement when she heard her locked front door slam. Two officers checked the residence with a negative find on anything suspicious. 12:45 pm Officer Thomas Griffin spoke with an individual regarding stolen identity. 6:14 am A resident of Lincoln Street was concerned about a truck that was parked near the end of her driveway since 2:30am this morning. Officer Stephen Buckley checked the vehicle and advised that there was no one inside of it. |
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Rafael E. Garcia, 84
Rafael E.
Garcia, 84, passed away on March 19, 2015 at home
surrounded by his family. He was the husband of Maria (Guerrero)
Garcia, to whom he was married for 50 years. Born in Barranquilla,
Columbia, he was the son of the late Luis and Luz Maria (de la Paz)
Garcia. He operated a limousine business in New York City for more
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Hopkinton Democrats will gather on
Thursday 4/9 at Hopkinton Town Hall in room
215.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A MEMBER OF THE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE TO ATTEND, PARTICIPATE, VOTE, OR RUN FOR A TOWN BOARD.
The only requirement is that you be a registered Democrat.
Please join us. The caucus will convene at 7:30pm.
Please contact Dick Duggan (dduggan47@hopkintondemocrats.org or 508-435-4007) with any questions. |
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McClure Resigns as Technology DirectorMarch 19, 2015 — Last
week Christopher (“Chris The Cloud Man”)
McClure submitted his resignation from his
position as Technology Director for the Town
of Hopkinton effective March 25, 2015, which
I have accepted. Chris has accepted a new
position in the Town of North Andover, which
is much closer to his home and family.
In the four productive
years he has been with the Town, Chris was a
fantastic business partner. His vision,
working together with all town departments,
was instrumental in bringing the fiber
network connecting all town and school
buildings, upgrading the town-side telephone
system, institutionalizing the joint
town-school technology capital plan and
successfully making local government
accessible through the town website and
social media. The Town greatly benefited
from his willingness to collaborate, can-do
entrepreneurial spirit and passion for
excellence in public service. I will miss
Chris’ intellectual candor and big smile. Norman Khumalo
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Return of the
Champion
March 18, 2015 — Last year's winner in the Men's Division of the 2014 BAA Boston Marathon, Meb Keflezighi, the first American to win Boston since 1983, visited Hopkinton Middle and High Schools today. Mr. Keflezighi also won the New York City Marathon in 2009 and won Silver in the 2004 Olympics. Above, he enters Hopkinton High School Auditorium to cheering student athletes, who gave him a fitting hero's welcome. Left, choose the thumbnail for a larger photo of Mr. Keflezighi bounding like a gazelle while warming up prior last year's Boston Marathon's Starter's pistol.
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Police Arrest Incident Log Updated March 18, 2015
Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 2 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 8 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 1 Time the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Incident Log Monday, March 16, 2015 5:49 pm A motorist reported malfunctioning traffic lights on West Main Street. Officer John Corridan responded, observed the lights and advised that they were functioning properly. 4:57 pm A 911 caller from Wedgewood Drive reported a possible explosion in her basement and now the fire alarms were going off. Two officers responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that it was a problem with the oil burner. 4:41 pm A West Main Street business reported that they were being harassed by a resident's boyfriend. 2:29 pm A caller reported finding a bumper with a license plate attached to it on Nicholas Road. Officer Patrick O'Brien responded and returned it to the owner on Ash Street. 1:32 pm A 911 caller from Glen Road reported that while she was home alone her alarm system started going off and was unsure if anyone was in the house. Six officers checked the residence and advised that everything appeared in order and they were unsure the cause for the alarm going off. 1:20 pm Two officers assisted a resident of Woodview Way upon coming home to ensure her safety after an incident this past weekend. 8:19 am A resident of Winter Street reported that two individuals were inside of a house next door to them that was vacant and owned by a bank. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and located two contractors who were working at the house for the bank. 6:51 am Sgt. Scott vanRaalten notified the Highway Department of icy road conditions on Pond Street. |
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Cliffs of Moher
March 18, 2015 — Hopkinton High School Senior Thomas Keane shares a beautiful photo he took during a trip to County Clare, Ireland last month of the ancient Cliffs of Moher. The photo is presented in full, the way it was submitted. Cropping would lose the strength of the diagonal lines, the windblown grass, the point at the land's end or the deluge at the bottom of a cloud that has different weather occurring on the top. |
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Emergency, dial 911 •
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WOBURN
– Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan has announced that
Sean Brogna, 46, of Melrose, and William Copson, 54, of Melrose,
were each arraigned today on charges of malicious destruction of
property over $250 (2 counts), larceny over $250 (2 counts),
possession of a burglarious instrument, and conspiracy. Bail was
set for Brogna at $2000 cash and for Copson at $1000 cash.
Malden District Court Judge Emily Karstetter scheduled the next
hearing for these defendants for Thursday, April 16. 
The
purpose of our get-together will be to
select Democratic candidates for Hopkinton
boards such as the Board of Selectmen, the
Planning Board, the School board, etc.
