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Karp Candidate Statement
As a parent, I want the Hopkinton schools to
continue to excel. As a taxpayer, I want our
town officials to be fiscally responsible. I
believe that with community involvement, a
welcome and open discussion at committee
meetings, and fiscal transparency we can provide
the excellence in our schools that we want for
our children while keeping property taxes in
check.
The election on May 18th will have a big impact
on the future of our schools. Please come out to
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Bertschmann Candidate Statement
My husband and I made
Hopkinton our home more than twenty-three years
ago, and it has been an ideal place to raise our
four daughters, all of whom attend or have
graduated from the Hopkinton Public Schools. We
feel blessed to live in such a wonderful town
and believe strongly in serving the community
through volunteer work. In addition to being
elected to the School Committee, I have been
appointed to leadership roles in many other town
organizations and committees, including my
current role as Chair of Hopkinton’s 300th
Anniversary Celebration Committee.
I was first elected to the
School Committee in 2009. Since then, I have
worked diligently with my School Committee
colleagues, school administrators, and school
staff to provide an excellent education to
students at all levels, at a reasonable and
responsible cost to the town. I have worked
collaboratively with other town leaders to
support school budgets that align with the
initiatives prioritized in our Strategic Plan
while shrinking the school portion of the town
budget from 57% to 53.6%. Our per/pupil
expenditures are significantly lower than our
peer districts. We have pursued creative new
initiatives which have generated thousands of
dollars in revenue for the schools, reduced
energy costs, identified other efficiencies
throughout the district, and enriched the
diversity of our student population. Hopkinton
continues to earn and enjoy its reputation as an
innovative district at the leading edge of
education. State and national rankings of our
school district continue to rise. I am proud of
the value that the administration, staff, and
School Committee continue to provide to the town
in terms of public education, and I am honored
by the tremendous support the town gives to the
schools. It truly is a collaborative effort.
The next several years
promise additional growth for the town. My
decades of direct involvement in the schools and
across the community have provided me with a
deep understanding of the strengths and
challenges of the district. In addition, I have
worked continuously to build strong,
collaborative relationships with school and town
staff, boards, and committees. Hopkinton is
again on the precipice of growth, and it is
critical that town leaders build on our
experience to continue to successfully manage
this growth and continuously improve the
educational experience for all of our students.
I bring that knowledge and experience to the
School Committee.
I welcome the opportunity to
continue to serve the town as a member of the
School Committee and I respectfully ask for your
support in the May 18th election. Polls are open
at the Middle School from 7 am to 8 pm.
Sincerely, 4 Cider Mill Road |
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Following the marathon on Monday, Motorcycle police officers from several area departments, including Hopkinton, gathered at Elmwood School for a group photo to promote motorcycle awareness. The WCMSFUND.org joined in promoting Governor Charlie Baker’s annual proclamation declaring the last week of March through the end of April as the Commonwealth’s Motorcycle Safety Awareness Period, as over 160,000 motorcycles will be coming out of winter’s hibernation as the weather finally warms. According to the MADOT and the Massachusetts Rider Education Program, last year 34 riders were killed in Massachusetts accidents, down from 36 in year 2013, despite an increase in over 3,000 registrations. Contributed content |
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several identified defendants in Middlesex County. We have notified
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Property Moving ForwardLiquor store moving to northwest corner of store One other tenant for remainder of ground level space
According to a Director of Crosspoint, the liquor store has four interested entities that would like to move in and transfer the license, but would not say who they are. The remainder of the space, according to the individual, will be taken up by only one remaining tenant. "At least that's the way it is now," he said. He was asked what type of store would be going in. "I'm usually the last one to find out," he said.
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EXERCISE,
LEARN & PLAY – AFTER THE SCHOOL DAY
We know that there is a
lot of things you need to think about as you
prepare to send your child off to
kindergarten. For many families, one
important part of the transition to
elementary school is having a safe and fun
place for your child to be during the before
or after school hours. The MetroWest YMCA is
running before and afterschool programs in
the Hopkinton schools and Center School
students have the choice to attend the
program at either the Elmwood or Hopkins
location. Please be sure to check
out our informative flyer attached as well
as our website. If you have any questions
please do not hesitate to be in contact with
me. Shannon Dixon
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Incident Log Updated
April 22, 2015
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. 13 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency. 48 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks.
1 Motor Vehicle Accident without
personal injury. 2 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 6 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Sunday, April 19, 2015 3:30 pm Officer Arthur Schofield arrested William B. Smith, 59, of Woodview Way, Hopkinton, on Wood Street and charged him with OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense and Speeding in Violation of Special Regulation.
Saturday, April 18, 2015 12:02 am Officer Peter Booth arrested Tyler J. Mard, 18, of Overlook Street, Whitinsville, on Hayden Rowe Street and charged him with Person Under 21 in Possession of Liquor, Carrying a Dangerous Weapon, Uninsured Motor Vehicle/Trailer, Operating an Unregistered Motor Vehicle, No Inspection/Sticker and Number Plate Violation.
Incident Log Tuesday, April 21, 2015 9:54 pm Officer John Corridan assisted the State Police with a motor vehicle stop on West Main Street. 8:43 pm A walk-in from Hayden Rowe Street reported losing his car keys. 8:39 pm The Ashland Police Department reported that a vehicle took off on them while escorting it during a well being check and now had it pulled over on East Main Street. Two officers responded to assist. 7:37 pm A Clinton Street resident reported that vehicles were drag racing up and down the roadway. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten checked the area but could not locate the vehicles. 6:14 pm Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with a resident of Alexander Road regarding identity theft. 5:54 pm A resident of Emerson Way reported losing her cell phone. 5:43 pm A walk-in from Frankland Road reported being the victim of tax fraud. 5:29 pm A Tammer Lane resident reported that someone drove a vehicle on her lawn causing damage. Officer Matthew McNeil responded to check and write a report. 5:10 pm A caller reported seeing a suspicious man in camouflage walking into the woods on Chamberlain Street. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the area with a negative find. 3:29 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Matthew McNeil regarding theft of copper from a cell tower on Wilson Street. 3:25 pm Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with a walk-in regarding stolen copper from cell towers on Lumber Street. 11:31 am A caller reported that a vehicle in Milford was speeding, passing cars and cutting people off and was last seen heading toward Hopkinton on Route 85. Officer Patrick O'Brien checked the area with a negative find. 11:00 am A caller reported that he hit a sign and a mailbox on Ash Street last night then the tow truck hit the Blueberry lane sign. 10:47 am An East Main Street resident reported that all the papers from the wristbands were strewn about in front of his house. Officer Patrick O'Brien located ten to fifteen papers and notified the Highway Department to pick them up. 9:34 am Officer Thomas Griffin escorted an individual to Lakeshore Drive to gather some belongings. 9:16 am Sgt. Joseph Bennett spoke with a walk-in who reported IRS tax fraud. 5:45 am Officer Peter Booth advised that he turned the traffic lights at South Street back to its normal cycle. 12:17 am Officer Peter Booth advised that the traffic lights at South Street were flashing. 12:12 am Officer Jacob Campbell assisted an individual who was looking for their vehicle which was left at the State Park during the Boston Marathon.
Monday, April 20, 2015 7:38 pm A walk-in reported losing his wallet at the marathon. 7:00 pm A caller reported that she lost her wallet on Marathon Way. 1:30 pm Two credit cards, that belonged to runners, were turned in after the marathon. 9:37 am An employee of the State Park turned in a wallet that was found inside the park. 5:30 am A Walker Street resident reported seeing two four wheelers riding on a path. The caller was advised that they were Environmental Police. 2:26 am A caller reported seeing two vehicles driving fast on Front Street and were full of bikes. Officer Jacob Campbell checked the area but could not locate the vehicles. 12:21 am A resident of East Main Street reported that bicyclists were very loud riding back and forth in front of her house. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten responded and moved them along.
Sunday, April 19, 2015 11:51 pm Three officers assisted bike riders who were on a midnight ride from Hopkinton to Boston. 9:43 pm A 911 caller reported an erratic operator on East Main Street. Sgt. John Porter followed the vehicle until the town line and stated that no violations were observed. 9:27 pm A walk-in, who appeared to have a family problem, requested to use a phone then took off on foot. Two officers spoke with the individual who stated that his father was in route to pick him up. 8:48 pm An Ash Street resident reported hearing several large booms in the area. Two officers responded and located the home owner who stated that they would not be continuing that activity anymore. 7:32 pm A caller reported that ATV's were driving around on the Fruit Street property. Officer John Corridan checked the area but did not find any ATV's. 7:04 pm Officer John Corridan spoke with an individual regarding an on-going neighbor dispute. 3:30 pm Officer Arthur Schofield stopped a motor vehicle on Wood Street and subsequently arrested a 59 year-old male from Hopkinton and charged him with OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense and Speeding in Violation of Special Regulation. 12:20 pm A resident reported that a male was riding a dirt bike recklessly on Pendulum Pass. Three officers spoke with the individual who stated that he was not riding on the street. 11:20 am Officer Stephen Buckley assisted and individual with gaining access to her personal belongings. 9:30 am A caller reported that the pumping station on Fruit Street was making a loud noise. The DPW advised that it was just the generator.
Saturday, April 18, 2015 9:19 pm A caller reported that a person in a pickup truck threw glass bottles out of the window on Valentine Road and was still in the area. Officer Philip Powers checked the area but could not locate the vehicle. 5:39 pm A caller from an East Main Street business reported that a customer threatened harassment charges after one of her children broke a bird bath. He stated that his staff did not harass or touch her children. Officer Arthur Schofield responded to write a report. 5:25 pm A male and female reported that their vehicle was broken into while at the State Park and the female's purse was stolen. Officer Philip Powers spoke with them and investigated whether there were similar incidents. 5:15 pm An Equestrian Drive resident reported that their lawn and multiple other home lawns were run over by a vehicle. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded and advised that there was no sign of damage. 3:37 pm A caller from Ash Street reported a possible water main burst in the area. The Water Department was notified and investigated. 2:23 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Matthew McNeil regarding identity theft. 11:05 am Officer William Burchard requested a motor vehicle check on a truck with VT plates that had tanks and a machine in the back of it on Ash Street. The owner was located and stated that the tanks were filled with vegetable oil. 9:42 am A walk-in stated that the license plate on the front of his vehicle was missing. 9:39 am Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with a walk-in who was inquiring about a station tour for Cub Scouts. 8:36 am A caller from Rough Rider Road reported that there were tire tracks in the common area and advised of other neighborhoods that also had tire tracks on the lawn. 8:06 am A caller reported that there were tire tracks on several lawns in the area of Huckleberry Road. 7:14 am A motorist reported that while driving 5pmh over the speed limit on Ash Street he hit a bump and slightly lost control of his vehicle then when he slowed down to turn a corner a female attempted to hit his vehicle with a rake. 2:23 am Officer Peter Booth issued the operator of a motor vehicle criminal application on Barney Road. 12:02 am Officer Peter Booth stopped a motor vehicle on Hayden Rowe Street and subsequently arrested an 18 year-old male from Whitinsville and charged him with Person Under 21 in Possession of Liquor, Carrying a Dangerous Weapon, Uninsured Motor Vehicle/Trailer, Operating an Unregistered Motor Vehicle, No Inspection/Sticker and Number Plate Violation.
Friday, April 17, 2015 8:28 pm Sgt. John Porter spoke with a walk-in regarding his son's stolen cell phone. 4:19 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil spoke with walk-ins who were victims of tax fraud. 4:10 pm A walk-in reported being the victim of tax fraud. 3:09 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Aaron O'Neil regarding tax fraud. 3:07 pm A caller reported that an erratic operator was all over the road on Route 135 and then almost hit a box truck and a mailbox. Officer Arthur Schofield located the vehicle and advised that the operator had a friend come and drive the vehicle home. 1:58 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Matthew McNeil regarding credit card fraud. 12:18 pm A motorist reported that a telephone companies truck was parked on Proctor Street causing a traffic hazard. Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with the workers who were replacing a light bulb and cleared the area. 11:58 am Two individuals spoke with Officer Matthew McNeil regarding tax fraud. 10:13 am Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with two walk-ins who were victims of tax fraud. 9:51 am A walk-in reported being the victim of tax fraud. 9:30 am A motorist reported that the “No U Turn” sign had been struck and was now in the roadway on West Main Street. The Highway Department was notified. 9:08 am A female walk-in spoke with Officer William Burchard regarding tax fraud. 6:08 am A walk-in reported finding a set of keys. 5:35 am A caller reported that workers on Cedar Street were in violation of the town by-law. Sgt. Timothy Brennan responded and spoke with them. |
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Paul Mastroianni (Rec LLC) to Present to Design
Review Board April 21, 2015
Lumber Street retail mall subject to review (Scroll right to see location of Golden Spoon) |
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So Long Snow, Hello Greyhounds!
Spring Open House May 16th and 17th – Noon to 4 p.m. Greyhound Friends Kennel - 167 Saddle Hill Road, Hopkinton, MA
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April 20, 2015 — William Mackin, left, and Patrick Greeno were recognized and honored today at the reviewing stand at the Start of the Boston Marathon by the Boston Athletic Association for their service to the United States During the Korean War. With them is State Senator Karen Spilka and State Representative Carolyn Dykema. |
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April 20, 2015 — At the
Boston Marathon Start line in Hopkinton, above,
is Lelisa Desisa from Ethiopia in the oval
vignette on the left, who would cross the finish
line in Boston first at 2:09:17 after the gun.
Below, at the Start in the oval vignette is
Caroline Rotich, who crossed the Finish in
Boston at 2:24:55. HopNews will have a large
photo gallery later this afternoon, as well as
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Above is the official stream of the BAA, which will be live at 9:30 am on Monday, April 20, 2015. HopNews will face our web camera toward the west to catch a glimpse of runners in the corrals and spectators on the sidewalk. |
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April 19, 2015—These turtles finally came out of
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April 19, 2015 — The Athletes Village behind
Hopkinton Middle School is ready for the tens of
thousands of runners expected to compete in
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Upon learning that this was a new incident, one of a group of Fishermen at the Whitehall boat landing who were watching the boat go in asked, "No, ANOTHER one?" The remark was spoken with regard to the tragic capsizing and death last evening. |
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Incident Investigated
April 19, 2015—On Saturday
April 18, 2015, at approximately 11:36 pm,
Hopkinton Police received a 911 call reporting
suspicious activity at their residence. A second
911 call was received immediately after the
initial call, reporting three people were in a
canoe on Lake Whitehall and the canoe had
overturned spilling all three people into Lake
Whitehall. Upon the arrival of Hopkinton Police and Fire, two people were found on shore after swimming out of the lake. The third person was not immediately located. A search of the lake and shore area did not locate the person, identified only as a 23 year old male from Franklin.
A search helicopter from the
Massachusetts State Police Air Wing Unit, as
well as dive team members from local fire
departments assisted with the water search.
At approximately 9:35 am
this morning, the body of 23 year old
Nicholas HORTON of Franklin, Mass. was
recovered from the water. His body was taken to
the Medical Examiner’s Office in Worcester. This
incident is being investigated by Detectives of
the Hopkinton Police Department and
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 April 19, 2015 — Hopkinton Girls ran yesterday at the BAA Invitational. Above, the HMS girls leading on the beginning of the second loop of the 1kM (they finished 1st & 2nd). ~ Content by Jen Fischer. |
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Waiting for the Next
Applause
April 19, 2015—The Jasper Hill Cafe on Main
Street in Holliston was SRO last night with fans
of Fair, Yates and Betschart there to see them,
and for some, for the book signing and to
purchase Waiting for the Next Applause
by Hopkinton Author George Leal, above,
receiving input from his nephew Josh, a
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John M. Dawson, 22
Whitinsville - Army Corporal
John M.
Dawson, 22, was killed in action
Wednesday, April 8, 2015 while on an escort
mission in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. He is
survived by his parents, Michael and Rhonda (Baxendale)
Dawson, and a sister, Ashley Dawson, of
Whitinsville. Also, several aunts and uncles;
Glenn and Cathy Dawson of Charlestown, Jean and
Peter Williams of Eastham, Janet and Anthony
Buscemi of Hudson, Thomas Dawson, James and
Cathy Dawson, all of Maynard; and many cousins. |
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Improvisation
April 18, 2015—Lacking a bona fide hurdle, Tommy
Nation makes up his own today on the Hopkinton
Common, while his family sat nearby in front of
the Veterans Memorial Gazebo that his father,
Chris, spent countless hours building and
contracting on behalf of his company, Twentieth
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Gregory J. Savlon, 51
He graduated from Danvers High School in 1982 and Fitchburg State College in 1986. He worked as principal software engineer for EMC Corporation. He enjoyed time spent with family and friends boating, riding his motorcycle and traveling. In addition to his wife and mother, he also leaves his daughter Devan L. Savlon of Hopkinton.
The
funeral will be held Thursday,
April 23 at 9:00 a.m. from
the Callanan
Cronin Funeral Home,
34 Church St. in Hopkinton. A funeral Mass will
be celebrated at 10:00
a.m. at
St. John the Evangelist Church, 20 Church St,
Hopkinton. Burial will be at the family's
convenience. Calling hours at the funeral home
are Wednesday,
April 22 from 4:00
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Dear
Hopkinton Residents:
Dear
Hopkinton Residents,
Dear
Fellow Hopkinton Residents:
April
21, 2015—Greyhound Friends welcomes the
community to their annual Spring Open House
event, a reunion of former Greyhound Friends
adoptees and an opportunity to visit
wonderful dogs currently up for adoption.
While
at Valley Tech, Corporal Dawson was an Honor
Student in the electrical program, and worked at
Coghlin Electrical Contractors in Worcester, as
a Co-Op student. He was a member of the National
Honor Society, Skills USA, and the varsity
soccer team. He was a member of Saint Patrick's
Church in Whitinsville where he was actively
involved in Young Neighbors in Action. He was an
avid bicyclist, and rode with the 10th Gear
Christian Bicycle Group. As a youth, he played
in the Northbridge Youth Soccer League.
Gregory
J. Savlon, 51