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OVER $140K Raised at12th ANNUAL SHARON TIMLIN MEMORIAL EVENT TO CURE ALS Dear Editor,
Congratulations to all the athletes that participated in the event. We had runners and walkers of all ages that completed the kids’ 1 mile race and the 5K.
A very warm thank you to the Hopkinton Public Schools, and all the teachers that participated in the dunk tank, the Hopkinton Police Department, the Hopkinton Fire Department and the Board of Selectman for donating their time and supporting our efforts to such a great extent. Thank you to all of our business sponsors. All money raised will go directly to the Angel Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for ALS and supporting the medical research of Dr. Robert Brown and his colleagues at UMASS Medical School. We are still receiving donations, but the preliminary numbers indicate that we will be donating over $140,000 toward ALS research.
Again, thank you so much to all
involved in making this event such a huge success. You
are all helping us to take action against this cruel
disease, and we absolutely believe that our dollars are
making a huge difference in the exploration of a cure!
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Seriously! June 29, 2015—Your parents paid for your driver education classes (we hope), perhaps skid school, too, you just got your drivers license, they entrusted you with this pretty new smoked-windows Honda, and after all that, did you decide this law isn't meant or you? A carload of teens in a Volvo also came out the wrong way 5 minutes before you, but the photographer's camera was packed away at that time. The diamond shapes are light refraction from the flash, and not part of the vehicle. Please choose one of the reasons below for violating the law:
I came down the wrong way on the one-way street, because: 1.) Despite the two huge signs, one on each side of the road, as well as the one-way arrow that I faced when I pulled out of the rear lot, I had no idea it was a one-way. 2.) The smoked glass obscured my view. 3.) The other way takes too long. 4.) My dad did it, too. 5.) I'm not from around here. 6.) I was wearing my seat belt and not texting. Doesn't that count for anything? 7.) I am in a Honda, which is replete with crumple-zones and internal devices to absorb impact, so if I am hit head-on by someone who takes the corner driving the correct way down Walcott Street, let's hope they are in a Honda, too. Or a Mercedes. And not a bicycle. Or a skateboard. Or a stroller. 8.) I missed that class. 9.) It's only a $50 fine. 10.) I didn't know about the surcharge. 11.) It wasn't me. |
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PLAINVILLE, MASS - June 28, 2015 — At approximately 6 p.m. a small plane crashed into a residence at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville. As a result of the plane crash the house immediately caught fire. The four occupants of the single family home were able to get out of the building before it became fully engulfed in flames. The three occupants of the plane were killed in the crash. Their identities are not being released pending notification of next of kin. Troopers from the State Police Barracks in Foxboro responded to the scene with the Plainville Police and Fire Departments. The Plainville Fire Department extinguished the blaze at approximately 8:05 p.m. Investigators from the NTSB and FAA have been dispatched to the location. Troopers from the Norfolk County State Police Detective Unit, the State Police Crime Scene Services Unit, the State Fire Marshall’s Office, the Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section and the Troop H Headquarters also responded to the scene to assist in the investigation.
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All Aboard! June 28, 2015 — The Friends of Hopkinton Anniversary Celebrations will be at the Train Depot at Ice House Pond on West Main Street again today, with merchandise especially created for Hopkinton's tercentennial celebration, the proceeds targeted for that purpose. Click on the link above to purchase your memorabilia online, or stop by today, (Sundays 11:am - 1:00 pm), or another weekend (Saturdays 10:00 am - 2:00 pm) and handle the goods in person. On July 19, 2015, Christopher Barry, the Boy Scout whose Eagle project was the Hopkinton Train Depot, will be on hand to discuss his work. He is expected to be joined by those people who volunteered their services to do the work. Also visit the town's 300th Anniversary Celebration Committee website for more information. |
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June 28, 2015—There has been some pretty good luck of late (knock on wood) in keeping a signal so the web cam remains connected. For longer than we would like to remember, Comcast had a problem with noise on their network that bumped our webcam offline between one and 24 times a day. Web surfing or movie watching (Not that anyone watches movies while working) apparently does not require the stricter standards of a lower packet loss of a web cam. Anyway, we know people look more frequently in inclement weather, or events Downtown, and today is one of those days. |
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Pennies from the Past June 28, 2015—Jean Bertschmann and Russ Greve look over the contents of the time capsules that were retrieved from the cornerstone of the Korean Presbyterian Church earlier in the week. Above, they are inspecting pennies found in one of the capsules. |
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June 28, 2015—This turtle didn't need sand to sun yesterday like people do, but was quite content to use this rock at the pond at Legacy Farms. The specks on its back are neither painted nor embedded on the critter. They are bits of moss from the surface of the pond. It appears to be a common sun turtle. However, the once-endangered spotted turtle (not above) was blamed for the scuttling of a planned world-class country club before the town owned the Fruit Street property. In fact, it was speculated, perhaps in jest, that opponents of the use of the property painted spots on turtles and planted them there. A mischievous and widely renown Hopkinton artist, the late Davison Welch, when restoring the mural at the Woodville Road and Gun Club in 2004, painted a spotted turtle onto the background, memorializing the event as well as his sense of humor and firm grip on the pulse of the community. |
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 My Bad! by Robert Falcione June 26, 2015—Jeff Gulko does not have a PR firm of his own representing Crosspoint Associates. Yes, I did state that in a previous story on this page, but the information I got was not correct. It was a simple error of communication. And besides, it was not said in a pejorative way. Mr. Gulko works for Nickerson PR, information that I got, in the parlance of our time, straight from the horse's mouth earlier this evening. Nickerson PR is the firm that helped in the successful campaign to change the zoning for Legacy Farms to accommodate 180 age-restricted residences; and they now represent Crosspoint Associates, the new owners of the former Colella's Supermarket property. Crosspoint and CVS have agreed to a long-term lease, they have both said. HopNews appreciates any corrections people send our way to Editor@HopNews.com . |
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June 26, 2015 — Not unlike Jimi Hendrix, who could play his guitar behind his back, Hopkinton photographer John Collins gets a shot of a bison passing behind his vehicle in Yellowstone National Park this morning from his side-view mirror. |
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Receives Marathon Wreath for State House Display  From left: Tim Kilduff, Executive Director, 26.2 Foundation; Hopkinton Selectman Brian Herr; Senate President Stan Rosenberg; Senator Karen Spilka; and Greek Consul General in Boston Ifigenia Kanara in the Massachusetts Senate Chamber. BOSTON – June 26, 2015 -
Consul General of Greece in Boston Ifigenia
Kanara, Tim Kilduff of the 26.2 Foundation and
Hopkinton Selectman Brian Herr presented a gold
olive branch wreath from Marathon, Greece to
Senate President Stan Rosenberg and Senator
Karen Spilka at the State House last week. The
wreath will be displayed in Senate Room 428 of
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Incident Logs Updated today, June 26, 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. 10 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 33 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury. 3 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 1 Time the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Tuesday, June 23, 2015 6:42 am Officer Peter Booth arrested Deborah J. Butterfield, 49, of East Main Street, Hopkinton, on East Main Street for a Warrant.
Incident Log Wednesday, June 24, 2015 10:37 pm Three officers responded to Lakeshore Drive for a report of a missing person and advised that they were located. 10:25 pm A 911 caller reported that another vehicle was traveling in the opposite lane on Cedar Street and almost hit him head on. Officer John Corridan checked the area for the vehicle with a negative find. 7:39 pm Officer Arthur Schofield advised that the traffic lights at Lumber Street were flashing and he reset them back to normal. 7:33 pm A caller reported an erratic operator on Rafferty Road. Officer John Corridan checked the area but could not locate the vehicle. 3:52 pm Officer Arthur Schofield advised that while he was on another call on Westcott Street he was approached by a resident who reported suspicious activity. 11:50 am A cyclist reported that a motor vehicle came very close to hitting him while it took a left onto Ash Street from Chestnut Street and then the operator yelled profanities at him. 11:28 am A resident requested an officer check on a motor vehicle that had been parked in the same spot on West Elm Street for a couple days now. The vehicle belonged to a residents daughter who lived there now but was away for a few days. 11:21 am A male walk-in spoke with Officer Stephen Buckley regarding crime stats for an area of town. 10:53 am Officer Stephen Buckley spoke with the high school assistant principal and a student who may have witnessed a hit and run in the parking lot. 9:50 am A 911 caller reported that a red pick-up truck was losing gravel on South Street which was striking his windshield. Officer William Burchard could not locate the pick-up truck and advised that caller to contact his insurance company. 9:45 am Officer William Burchard advised that the traffic lights on West Main Street were blinking and that he attempted to reset them. The Highway Department was notified and stated a technician would respond. 7:29 am A male walk-in requested an officer's name from a past motor vehicle stop. 5:43 am Officer Peter Booth spoke with an erratic operator on Hayden Rowe Street.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 7:05 pm A motorist reported that there was a hole in the road on Hayward Street. The Highway Department was notified and responded. 5:32 pm A male caller reported that a telephone pole on Elm Street appeared to be visibly bent and cracked and was concerned that it was a potential safety hazard. Sgt. Timothy Brennan advised that the pole did observe to be bent but was not an emergency. The telephone company was notified. 3:35 pm A caller reported missing a wallet around Pond Street a few days ago. 3:02 pm A motorist reported that a tractor trailer was pulled over, trying to turn around on Cedar Street, but was unable to make it. Officer William Burchard checked the area with a negative find. 12:18 pm A caller reported that the operator of a suspicious gray vehicle was watching kids as they go by on Main Street. Officer William Burchard responded and advised that he was a town resident waiting for his grandchild. 11:59 am A walk-in reported that fraudulent taxes were made under his name. 6:42 am Officer Peter Booth stopped a motor vehicle on East Main Street and subsequently arrested a 49 year-old female for a Warrant. 12:42 am The Ashland Police Department advised that they received a report of a roll over motor vehicle accident on Frankland Road. Two officers responded to assist the Fire Department and stated that one patient was transported to the hospital.
Monday, June 22, 2015 9:49 pm The Ashland Police Department reported that an erratic operator was heading into Hopkinton on Clinton Street. Officer Arthur Schofield checked the area with a negative find. 1:22 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer William Burchard regarding a stolen iPod. 1:21 pm Officer William Burchard assisted a resident with fingerprinting that was required for school. 11:53 am Officer Thomas Griffin spoke with a walk-in who had concerns about her brother. 11:04 am Officer William Burchard assisted the Ashland Police Department with an erratic operator stop on East Main Street. 8:49 am A cyclist reported that while attempting to turn left on Greystone Lane a gray hatchback sped up and passed him, while driving on the shoulder of the road. |
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Location Challenge Two people have guessed the location correctly up until now (6/26; 9:30 am). But now we wait to see if someone sends a photo and trumps that.  June 25, 2015—This dam is not in Hopkinton, but is located at a named area. Be the first to send an email with the name of the area and win $25. Or, trump that challenge by being the first to send in your own new photo of the dam instead, along with the name of the area to Editor@HopNews.com and win $75 |
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DAP Dance for our Aging Population Join the DAPpers
Movement A Golden Pond Assisted Living & Hopkinton
Center for the Arts Collaboration with Brown University Golden Pond Assisted Living Lodge Dining
Room 50 West Main St. Hopkinton, MA 01748 Monday,
July 20th at 10:00 am
Class is open to our aging population
and designed for people with movement challenges.
Instruction by Rachel Balaban, Regional Coordinator for Dance for PD
& assisted by Brown University students ● Increase coordination and flexibility
while releasing body tension ● Enhance awareness of your body and
aliveness through movement No experience No Charge required.
Caregivers welcome. Please Contact: Rachel Balaban: Balaban.rachel@gmail.com
401.261.7062 Lisa Mancuso
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June 24, 2015—Yogurt Beach conducted an appropriately called soft opening today at 34 Main Street, inviting a few friends and neighbors who made the trek to the dessert Mecca over a several hour period. This is the second licensed concept location in Massachusetts for partners Chris Cooney, Jay Adamson and Bill Carlson, who are opening in full tomorrow, Thursday, and every day of the week thereafter. |
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Doreene
Phylis Savignano (Reissfelder), died of natural
causes on June 22, 2015, 11 days shy of what was to be her 100th
birthday. She was the oldest
Doreene was born July 3, 1915 in Boston MA to
Mary Helen Tulley and John Henry Reissfelder. She was one of 11
children and the last surviving of her siblings.
Doreene grew up in the Boston area where she
attended school and lived until she married her husband the late
John L Savignano Sr in 1932.
She is predeceased by her son, the late Warren
P. Savignano. She is survived by her daughter in law Frances, her
daughter Janice and her husband Primo Sancricca, her daughter Arlene
Williams, and her son John L. Savignano, Jr. She also leaves behind
8 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
Doreene led a long and happy life, had many
adventures and travels including riding camels, elephants, and
dolphins and a trip to Morocco in 1968 where she met King Hassan II
on a visit to his palace. Doreene shared many laughs with those she
loved is greatly missed and dearly loved.
A funeral service will be held on Thursday, June 25th at 11AM in the Chapel of the Matarese Funeral Home, 325 Main Street in Ashland. One calling hour will be held Thursday from 10:00-11:00AM prior to the service. Interment will follow in Wildwood Cemetery in Ashland. Donations in Memory of the life of Doreene Savignano can be made to Salmon VNA & Hospice, 37 Birch St. Milford MA 01757. |
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"No CVS" Rally, Part 2 In the report last night, we mentioned the emotional response of Hopkinton Drug owner Dennis Katz to the support people have shown. In the video below, he speaks to Selectmen and his well-wishers in that moment previously reported. Selectmen all take a turn weighing in on the matter, as do a few resients. We tried to narrow it down to the most relevant minutes. It is informative. |
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Annual Sharon Timlin Memorial 5K Race and Family Fun
Day. The enthusiasm, generosity and spirit of the day
were amazing. The town of Hopkinton has embraced this
event and has shown us what a philanthropic and cohesive
community we live in. It was bittersweet as we
remembered those who are no longer with us, but also
celebrated everyone that was present and that we are
hopeful for a cure for ALS. Mike Timlin and his family
joined us and as Mike and Dawn Timlin said, “We are so
grateful that the town of Hopkinton has embraced this
cause.” The family fun day field was full of smiling
faces and it looked like everyone was having an
exceptional day, enjoying the games, crafts, raffles,
food, band etc…
living
resident of Hopedale MA and recipient of the Golden Cane.