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a North Atlantic Puffin on a high speed pass
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Carole E. (Wellman) Taylor, 69
CORDAVILLE -
Carole E.
(Wellman) Taylor, 69, died
Wednesday, July 29, 2015 at Metrowest Medical
Center, Framingham. She was the widow of Karl S.
Taylor, who died in December 2004. Born in Bangor,
ME, she was the daughter of the late Norman and
Norma (Betty) Wellman. She was a 1963 graduate of
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Recycled Railroad Bed
July 30, 2015 — Denise Antaki and poodle took a walk
on the Center Trail today and shared a photo of this
work in progress. The Art on the Trail show begins
on Sunday, August 2, 2015 at the trail head across
from Hopkinton Lumber.
This Sunday: Art on The
Trail at Hopkinton's Center Trail !
Some of the projects were
produced by community groups such as the Michael
Lisnow Respite Center, the Senior Center,
Serenity House, and the Girl Scouts, with others
by individual artists. At 2:15 speakers will
deliver introductory remarks at the Center Trail
entrance across from Hopkinton Lumber, and at
2:45, the artists will accompany the group on a
walk to visit each installation. The exhibition
will be on display through September 26.
Lauren Scheuer will
construct an elegant natural carpet design over
50 feet long using small colored pebbles and
landscaping sand. Reminiscent of Tibetan
mandalas, she’ll create the piece over three
days; it will slowly disintegrate over the eight
weeks of the exhibition.
A giant nest, designed by
Geri Holland and the women of Serenity House,
explores ideas surrounding home and nurturing.
Carol Mecagni, leading a group of Senior Center
ceramic sculptors, will place a series of
ceramic tiles they fashioned for this project
along the trail.
The sculptors featured in the display include Cathy Howe and Peter Glenn working with residents of the Respite Center to build a large, whimsical birdhouse. Local Girl Scout Troop 85290, led by Sherri Galego and Robin Batchelder, bridged the generation gap with residents of Golden Pond for their installation.
Cathy Weaver Taylor, using colorful recycled nets will be suspending mobile mandalas. “Sky Warrior,” a shimmering dress by Virginia Fitzgerald, will float above the trail.
During the exhibition,
nearly 20 local poets, led by Polly Brown and
Cheryl Perreault, will tour the trail and
respond to the artwork with original poems they
will compose en plein air. On September 19, a
poetry reading featuring these pieces will add
another dimension to the Art on the Trail. Please join us in celebrating the arts in Hopkinton at the inaugural Art on the Trail exhibition! |
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92
 Marion
E. (Davis) Burke, 92, passed
away Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in Connecticut after
a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease. Born in
Newton, daughter of the late Albert W. and
Florence (Tully) Davis, she moved to Hopkinton
in 1942 where she was married and raised her
children. As a devoted wife and mother, "Meme"
created a welcoming and loving home."Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come. She expends her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness. She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness. Her children arise up, and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her."
She leaves behind a son,
James and his wife Julie of Hopkinton, a son,
Gary and a daughter, Eileen, both of
Connecticut. She also leaves a grandson, Jon of
Hopkinton. She is predeceased by her husband of
54 years, Walter F. Burke, and siblings, Edith
(Davis) Minkle, Virginia (Davis) Holden, and
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Approve Elementary School Submission to State
July 30, 2015 — During a rare Wednesday joint meeting between the Hopkinton Board of Selectmen and the School Committee last night, each voted to move the approved the ESBC submission of the Schematic Design submittal to the Massachusetts School Building Authority for the Early Elementary School project on August 6, 2015, subject to being within approved budget. The MSBA contribution, according to the document, amounts to less than 1/3 of the total cost. See the entire presentation here. |
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Jimmy Hervol Captures 2015 Massachusetts Junior Amateur Championship Title at His Home Course of Hopkinton Country Club
Hopkinton, MA —July 29, 2015 -
It all seemed to fall into perfect place for Jimmy
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Incident Logs Updated July 30, 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. 1 Time the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 28 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 3 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 1 Time the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Tuesday, July 28, 2015
10:14 pm Officer
John Moran arrested Kayla M. Laythe, 25, of West
Main Street, Hopkinton, on West Main Street for
a Warrant and also charged her with
Monday, July 27, 2015 9:03 pm Officer Peter Booth arrested Jesse Louis Ousley, 32, of King Street, Central Falls, RI, on Lakeshore Drive for a Warrant.
Incident Log Tuesday, July 28, 2015 11:13 pm An Ash Street resident reported that someone egged her house. Officer John Corridan responded to write a report. 10:14 pm Officer Peter Booth arrested a 25 year-old female from Hopkinton, on West Main Street, for a Warrant and also charged her with Risk to a Child by Wanton/Reckless Behavior. 9:53 pm A resident of Winter Street reported that his wife lost her purse about forty minutes ago. 5:53 pm Officer John Moran spoke with a homeless man on Wilson Street who stated that he took the train from Boston to meet a female resident of town. 3:42 pm A female caller from Main Street stated that her phone line was down and asked if anyone else had theirs down also. Officer Peter Booth advised that the phone line was snapped and to contact the telephone company to fix it. 1:52 pm Detective Gregg DeBoer spoke with a Lumber Street resident regarding an IRS scam. 1:03 pm A Grove Street resident reported receiving multiple calls from a loan company but stated that they did not apply for any loan. 10:37 am A caller reported losing a pair of purple prescription glasses on July 24th at a play 10:28 am A 911 caller reported that there was a vehicle, with what sounded like workers, at their neighbors house but believed that no one should be there. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded and spoke with an air conditioning contractor who was working there.
Monday, July 27, 2015 9:45 pm A 911 caller from Winter Street reported that her ex-brother-in-law was unwanted on the property and would not leave. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten responded and advised that he left the area prior to his arrival. 9:35 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil assisted a jail diversion worker with a psychological evaluation on Pendulum Pass. 9:03 pm Office Peter Booth stopped a motor vehicle on Lakeshore Drive and subsequently arrested a 32 year-old male from Central Falls, RI for a Warrant. 5:39 pm A caller spoke with Officer Peter Booth regarding harassment prevention orders. 3:53 pm A walk-in reported that his car window was just shot out by a BB gun while he was parked on Granite Street. |
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Exciting things are
happening at Hopkinton Middle School's Sky's the
Limit Courtyard!
Contributions still being sought  Above: Chip Baker of Charles P Baker Landscape & Design oversees the process of moving over 30 tons of pavers into the Sky's the Limit Courtyard. July 29, 2015 - Today, a
crane lifted and placed twenty-two, 2,800lb
pallets of pavers into the courtyard. Last week, a Telebelt
conveyer was used to transfer the processed
gravel and sand stone into the courtyard to lay
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Crosspoint Continues
Construction During Appeal Period Appeal date is tentatively scheduled by Robert Falcione July 29, 2015 — In spite of several days with no construction trades workers showing up to work at the former Colella's Supermarket, Lisa Nickerson of NickersonPR, spokesperson for Crosspoint Associates, the new owner of the property, denies that any work has halted as a result of the appeal of the building permit by a group opposing CVS as a tenant. The document below indicates an understanding by Crosspoint, on behalf of CVS, that there will be no walk-in medical services nor drive-thru window under that permit.
An applicant who has received a building permit has a choice to proceed or not proceed after being informed of the potential of an appeal. If they choose to proceed and the appellant eventually prevails, then the applicant could be forced to restore the property to its previous condition. In the letter below, Jay McSweeney, Director of Construction for Crosspoint, agrees that he understands that working during the appeal process is at their own risk. Even if the appeal is not won by the anti-CVS group, that group will have the option of appealing to Land Court. A recent Hopkinton case is similar. The approval of a Dunkin' Donuts at 76 West Main Street ended up being appealed to Land Court by an abutter. The owner, Gene Sardinha, whose family owns many Dunkin' Donuts franchises, demolished the buildings (HopNews video) that existed on the lot despite the appeal. At the time he said it was for safety reasons, because the buildings were dilapidated, and he would need to tear them down regardless of what he eventually builds on the land. But he did not gamble by beginning construction on the planned Dunkin' Donuts building. That appeal is still waiting its hearing, and another construction season is slipping away without any cement being poured, nearly one year later. Crosspoint is proceeding with its interior redesign and sign construction and at its own peril, although only the signage changes will be evident on the exterior of the building before a tenant opens its doors to the public. The Public Hearing of the appeal is scheduled for a slot before the Board of Appeals on September 9, 2015. The hearings begin at 7:15, minutes into the 7:00 pm start of the meeting. The date is not yet written in stone; it is tentative, subject to variables that could change, and has not been duly posted. There is plenty of time to do so before the anticipated date.
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Summary The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below. 14 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 1 Time the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Arrest Log Monday, July 27, 2015 9:03 pm Officer Peter Booth arrested Jesse Louis Ousley, 32, of King Street, Central Falls, RI, on Lakeshore Drive for a Warrant.
Incident Log Monday, July 27, 2015 9:45 pm A 911 caller from Winter Street reported that her ex-brother-in-law was unwanted on the property and would not leave. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten responded and advised that he left the area prior to his arrival. 9:35 pm Officer Aaron O'Neil assisted a jail diversion worker with a psychological evaluation on Pendulum Pass. 9:03 pm Office Peter Booth stopped a motor vehicle on Lakeshore Drive and subsequently arrested a 32 year-old male from Central Falls, RI for a Warrant. 5:39 pm A caller spoke with Officer Peter Booth regarding harassment prevention orders. 3:53 pm A walk-in reported that his car window was just shot out by a BB gun while he was parked on Granite Street. |
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Editor: Friends 4 Eva and the Harris
Family wish to extend their deepest appreciation to
all of our many supporters. Thanks to your efforts,
we raised over $11,000 from our recent 6THAnnual
Heather’s Ride on July 11th. The proceeds go
directly to Boston Children’s Hospital-Heather
Siebert Patient Support Fund. This fund assists
patients and their families with expenses not
covered by insurance including those associated with
allowing parents to be with their children during
frequent hospitalizations. This fund has already
helped many, many families.
Not only did we have 120 motorcycles, we had a large number of non-motorcyclist participants who enjoyed music by the local band “The Tim & Dave Show” during an old-fashioned cookout sponsored by Laconia Harley Davidson followed by ice cream courtesy of Ben & Jerry’s for dessert. The State Police escorted ride covered 120 miles through the White Mountains and over the Kancamagus Highway. Riders enjoyed discovering back roads and covered bridges with beautiful weather. The crowd enjoyed the chance to win Red Sox tickets as well as numerous other prizes. All prizes were donated–thank you!
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July 29, 2015 - As this writer walked to the office from the drug store, he was stopped in his tracks on the crosswalk at Walcott Street by a young female driver who kept coming down the street in the wrong direction, laughing all of the way, in her blue Toyota, with a friend. Fortunately, a police officer was in the stopped traffic and witnessed the infraction. The disposition of the traffic stop is unknown. |
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at Annie :-( If you found a pair of sunglasses at the showing of Annie last weekend, please be advised that they are a progressive type of lens with a prescription that the owner needs back in order to drive and do other things. The glasses are grey and the frames are purple. The $700 paid for them would be lost on anyone who does not need a prescription. If you found them or know of someone who did, please call Lorraine at 413-283-6561. |
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Horse Farm Seeks Change
Solar Seeks Approval Hopkinton Drug Talks Parking July 27, 2015 - Realtor Jim Fletcher, speaking for Valerie LePage, owner of a therapeutic horse riding business on East Main Street (File photo), said that noise from the construction at Legacy Farms has made it too difficult to continue. He said they have reached out to the market unsuccessfully, and feel they may need to request a rezoning away from residential. The board was not warm to the idea of rezoning for commercial purposes. Chairman Ken Weismantel suggested that Ms. LePage could get a subdivision of three homes "off the bat." Legacy Farms owner Roy MacDowell spoke with Ms. LePage in the time between her scheduling the agenda item and this evening's presentation. He said he might like to begin discussions of buying the property, not for commercial purposes, but for irrigation. If he developed it, he said, it would be for some sort of residential. These preliminary discussions ended with Mr. Weismantel suggesting that Ms. LePage reach out to neighbors. Marathon Solar LLC returned to the board with modifications to their East Main Street 15-acre solar farm plan resulting from their meeting with the Conservation Commission. The representative informed the board that the solar farm would contribute $15,000 toward future landscape screening from the future marathon facility . He said they met with the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission as well as a representative of the 26.2 Foundation. "We want to be a partner and support whatever happens on that site," the representative said. Board member Claire Wright said that in 20 years, this solar will not be the latest and greatest technology. "I would bet my BETA tapes and my floppy disks," she said. She was not happy with the agreement surrounding the lack of a performance bond, the money that would be available if the company goes under. She wanted the town to have direct access to the funds so that 15 acres of rusting solar panels could be removed without delay if the company no longer exists in 20 years. The solar farm is proposed on land owned by Roger Mezitt, land that was formerly a farm not for solar, but for trees and shrubs. Despite the representative from Marathon Solar pleading that he needed swift approval to take advantage of the "construction window," Parks and Rec Commission member Eric Sonnett spoke against the project, saying his board voted unanimously to not support it. He read a letter from the commission into the record. The board did not vote on the matter this evening. A Davenport Village representative appeared before the board to discuss signs at his condo complex on Hayden Rowe Street. He was ordered to remove one that was "carved in stone," a term usually reserved to indicate an irreversible condition, an irony not lost on those at the meeting. The builder agreed to change the carved words to indicate the name of the street, Bucklin Lane. The Planning Board has, for at least 15 years according to member Claire Wright, not allowed a neighborhood to have a named sign, except during sales of the dwellings. The builder agreed that "Bucklin Lane" will be the newly carved name. Hopkinton Drug owner Dennis Katz was on hand to discuss a letter he sent to the board asking them to concentrate on a municipal parking remedy for the town. In his letter, Mr. Katz detailed how his lot has always been open to the public, but with the addition of three new businesses, the situation has become difficult, with customers of those businesses now taking prime parking spots. Mr. Weismantel noted with a smile that Mr. Katz's compounding business has grown, too, adding the need for more spaces for his employees. Mr. Weismantel said that it would be a good time to reconsider the board's relaxation of the parking requirements for new businesses in the Downtown The board has recently approved plans with only half of the previously required spaces. He also noted the need for municipal parking, as well as restrictions Hopkinton Drug has placed on non-shoppers parking in its lot. The board had drafted a response to Mr. Katz's letter, and approved it by a vote this evening, making it official. That letter is here. |
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Incident Logs Updated today, July 27, 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. 28 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 2 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 3 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 9 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Incident Log Sunday, July 26, 2015 9:44 pm An officer spoke with an individual on Cedar Street. 4:29 pm An officer spoke with an individual regarding a violation of a town by-law. 3:32 pm A Blueberry Lane resident reported lost property. 2:18 pm Officers responded to West Main Street for a report of a missing person. 12:00 pm An officer assisted a person on Mayhew Street. 6:35 am An officer responded to Ridge Road to check the area for suspicious activity. 5:34 am A caller from Ridge Road reported an incident of vandalism. 12:34 am Officers responded to Winter Street for a report of a missing person.
Saturday, July 25, 2015 11:20 pm An officer spoke with an operator on Main Street regarding a traffic complaint. 9:32 pm An officer checked the area of West Main Street for a report of a disturbance. 9:05 pm A resident of Leons Way reported suspicious activity. An officer checked the area with a negative find. 4:47 pm A caller complained about a motor vehicle on Cedar Street Extension. An officer checked the area with a negative find. 4:36 pm An officer issued a motor vehicle a parking citation on Wood Street. 4:31 pm A Spring Street resident reported suspicious activity. 4:13 pm An officer issued a motor vehicle a parking ticket on Rafferty Road. 3:44 pm An officer checked the area of Bridgeton Way in regards to a complaint from a resident. 1:38 pm An officer spoke with an operator on Summer Street regarding a parking complaint.
Friday, July 24, 2015 10:22 pm A caller reported finding someone's property on Hayden Rowe Street. 9:53 pm A Thayer Heights Road resident reported vandalism. An officers responded to write a report. 9:03 pm An officer assisted an individual on Briarcliff Drive. 12:33 pm A female homeowner from Lyn Path reported suspicious activity over the past few weeks by the former homeowner. 10:13 am A motorist complained about trucks blocking the roadway on Church Street. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and spoke with them. 12:45 am A resident of Andrea Drive reported seeing a suspicious motor vehicle parked on the street. Two officers responded and spoke with the operator. |
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No Generation Gap Here July 27, 2015 - The "Awesome Brother" above shows off his moves, while another generation enjoys Twist and Shout, below, performed by the professional band Times Square at the Hopkinton Common early last evening. Choose a thumbnail to enlarge.          |
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The Real Thing July 26, 2015 - John Daley has recently returned from four days at the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary, a 200 square mile wildlife sanctuary created by the state of Alaska in 1967, and shares this photo, one of several he took. The two bears are in an actual fight, Mr. Daley states. The sanctuary protects the largest concentration of wild brown bears in the world. It is about 250 miles southwest of Anchorage and requires a float plane (and high tide) to get there. |
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July 25, 2015 - While the humans and animals were exercising and eating at Hopkinton State Park this afternoon, this ant was doing much the same, carrying the abdomen of a bee to a hideaway in the retaining wall of the dam, after struggling to balance it for transport. The other parts of the bee were nowhere to be seen. |
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Mary Beth (Marquedant) Korbey, 50
Mary Beth (Marquedant) Korbey
passed away peacefully at home on July 25, 2015 after a
courageous battle with cancer. Born May 25, 1965 to
Joseph D. and Charlotte (Hazen) Marquedant, she recently
celebrated her 50th birthday. She was a member of the
Hopkinton High School Class of 1983, where she was a
standout athlete and one of the first inductees into the
Hopkinton High Athletic Hall of Fame. She attended the
University of Massachusetts at Amherst, where she
received a full scholarship as a walk-on point guard for
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July 25, 2015 - It appears from the view from the HopNews webcam at 7:30 am today that all of the parking spaces within view are filled, necessitating an urban type of "space-saver" barrel in front of the Lovely Lady Salon. This photo comes on the heels of an offer by Crosspoint Associates, publicized here late yesterday afternoon, for people to use its parking lot at the former Colella's for Downtown purposes. It may have been too late for members of the Running Club, who are likely the ones filling the spaces, to learn of the offer and take advantage of it. Patrons of the salon are unlikely candidates for the offer, because many of them are elderly and need a nearby space. |
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Anti-CVS Group Files Appeal to Board of Appeals
A press release by the anti-CVS group follows, in part: "The No CVS Committee filed an appeal on July 23, 2015 from the issuance of a building permit to the new tenant of 61 Main Street, formerly Colella's. The No CVS committee has also retained an attorney to represent the interests of concerned citizens during the appeal process. The next step will be the hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) scheduled for September 9th at 7:15pm." |
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Positively Hopkinton Finding Parking Inconvenient Downtown? Park at Colella's Lot if Need Be, says Crosspoint
Crosspoint Associates, the developer
that has purchased the former Colella's Supermarket and
acquired a lease from CVS
They are offering the former Colella's parking lot to shoppers in the Downtown, who might like to park conveniently and walk to another location in the Downtown. Please note, however, that the lights at Colella's go out at 10:00 p.m., the latest closing time for businesses in the area. In addition, please note also that the Colella family continues to operate the liquor department.
A representative for Crosspoint said things might change once CVS opens and it is determined how many spaces they will need dedicated to people shopping there.
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Incident Logs Updated today, July 24, 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. 4 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 19 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 5 Disabled Motor Vehicles. 2 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call. 1 Time the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
Arrest Log Wednesday, July 22, 2015 11:58 pm Officer John Corridan arrested Michael Anthony Torosian, 22, of Eastview Road, Hopkinton, on Eastview Road and charged him with Speeding, OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense and Malicious Destruction of Property Under $250. 4:27 pm Officer John Moran arrested Jose A. Delgado III, 22, of Main Street, Upton, on East Main Street and charged him with Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Marked Lanes Violatioin.
Incident Log Wednesday, July 22, 2015 11:58 pm A resident of Eastview Road reported that their son left the house in a vehicle and was thought to be intoxicated. Two officers responded and subsequently arrested a 22 year-old male from Hopkinton and charged him with Speeding, OUI Liquor, 2nd Offense and Malicious Destruction of Property Under $250. 7:20 pm Two callers complained about youths being by the rope swing on Lakeshore Drive. Officer Peter Booth spoke with two individuals coming out of the woods who stated that they texted their friends to leave the area. 7:13 pm A Granite Street resident reported that a vehicle had been parked on his property for hours. Sgt. John Porter checked the area with a negative find. 5:46 pm A caller reported that his daughter was running on Greenwood Road and stated seeing the front door of a residence open but it appeared that no one was home. The home owner was contacted and stated that they were all home. 4:40 pm A caller from Greystone Lane reported that there was a suspicious motor vehicle across the street from him with the back window smashed out. Sgt. John Porter checked the area with a negative find. 4:27 pm A Framingham Police Officer requested to stop an erratic operator on Main Street. Sgt. John Porter granted permission and subsequently a 22 year-old male from Upton was arrested and charged him Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Marked Lanes Violation. 8:08 am A caller reported a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on Spring Street. Three officers responded to assist and advised that the operator was transported to the hospital. 6:47 am A female caller reported a road rage incident that happened earlier this morning for the second time with the same individual at the same location on West Main Street.
Tuesday, July 21, 2015 10:40 pm A 911 caller from Gibbon Road reported that someone had broken into their house. Three officers responded and wrote a report. 7:28 pm A resident reported illegal dumping on Elizabeth Road. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten checked the area and advised that they were dumped next to a dumpster. 7:24 pm A Walcott Valley Drive resident reported theft of prescription drugs. Officer Peter Booth responded to write a report. 6:46 pm A caller reported that youths were trespassing at a known party spot on Lakeshore Drive. Two officers responded and removed the youths from the area. 5:34 pm Officer William Burchard spoke with a resident of Greystone Lane regarding an incident of fraud. 4:57 pm A motorist reported seeing an abandoned purse on the side of Route 85 in Milford. The Milford Police Department was notified. 3:54 pm A 911 caller reported an erratic operator on Route 495 northbound. The State Police were notified. 3:42 pm A Woodview Way resident reported having a neighbor complaint. Two officers responded and spoke with both parties involved. 3:03 pm A caller reported having an altercation with two youths at the end of Lakeshore Drive. Officer Peter Booth advised that he spoke the youths involved and issued the operator a civil infraction for no front license plate. 1:44 pm Sgt. Joseph Bennett spoke with a resident of Lakeshore Drive regarding an area at the end of the street. 1:38 pm A resident of Hillcrest Drive spoke with Officer Thomas Griffin regarding a speeding complaint. |
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 MISSING CAT 13 year-old Bailey went out for a walk and he never came back, His owner has a hungry heart, If you see him, please give him a place to rest, But he wants his home. Call Sophia Vernovsky at 617-417-7691 to reunite them. |
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in Marlborough July 24, 2015 — Yesterday
afternoon at approximately 3:02 p.m., the State
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Worcester County Deputy Sheriff of a vehicle
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Above, the so-called McFarland-Sanger House in 2009 after the installation of a new roof.
July 28, 2015 - Room 211 Town Hall 7:30 PM Stone Bridge Work
Update 7:45 PM Toll House Update 8:00 PM McFarland-Sanger
House Update 8:15 PM Lake Whitehall
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Marion E. Burke, 92 Marion E. Burke, 92, of Connecticut and formerly of Hopkinton, passed away Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in Connecticut. Arrangements are incomplete at this time and are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton. |
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5th annual Thomas Weaver Memorial Event
The 5th annual Thomas Weaver Memorial alumni lacrosse game, which will be held from 2-4pm on August 22nd at the Fruit Street Field complex in Hopkinton (66 Fruit Street), is a lacrosse match between the HHS boys varsity team and HHS alumni athletes who played on the varsity team. B+ (Be Positive!) apparel and decals will be sold at the event and admission will be $3 per person, with all proceeds going to the Thomas Patrick Weaver Memorial Fund for scholarships to benefit HHS graduates, cancer research, and support of organizations/people in need.
We hope to see friends of Tom to share their memories and remember the great young man that he was, alumni to reconnect with fellow classmates, and those who never knew Tom - to learn about the power of a positive attitude and to see how Tom's outlook on life has affected those around him in such an incredible way! Join us for a fun day of lacrosse but, more importantly, a day of positivity!
Any questions about the event may be directed to Samuel MacDonald via email at: Samuelmcmacdonald@gmail.com" |
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Retirement Party and Dinner Honoring Pat O'Brien
Please join us at the Woodville Rod and Gun Club on August 22, 2015 from 6p to 11p for a casual retirement party and dinner with a cash bar. Tickets are $18.00 per person and can be purchased from Lt. Chuck Wallace (days M-F), Sgt. Tim Brennan (midnights shift), or Officer Phil Powers (days M-F) by calling 508-497-3401 and following the options.
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Woman and Child Rescued on Mount Sugarloaf
View of Mount Sugarloaf South (on left) and Mount Sugarloaf North (on right) as well as the Connecticut River from the summit of Mount Toby to the east. Photo by Ishwar. |
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July
31, 2015 - Early this morning at approximately 12:04
a.m., troopers from the State Police Charlton
Barracks responded to reports of a toll collector
struck at interchange 10 of the Massachusetts
Turnpike in Auburn. The toll collector, a
61-year-old man from Holden, was reported to have
serious injuries.
Risk to a Child by Wanton/Reckless Behavior.
Mari-Jo
C. Harney,
Team, were conducting an investigation on Summer Street
in the city of Taunton. At that time, they were
attempting to locate a suspect who had assaulted a
trooper earlier in the evening. While outside of their
cruiser, the troopers observed a white Chevrolet Malibu
traveling slowly past their location and believed that
the operator resembled the assault suspect. When the
troopers attempted to make contact with this operator,
he took off at a high rate of speed.
for 20 years, is offering to help solve a problem that
they believe exists in the Downtown: not enough parking.
WOBURN
– Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Bedford
Police Chief Robert Bongiorno have announced that Vini
Proeung, 20, of Lowell, was arraigned today in Concord
District Court on charges of assault and battery with a
dangerous weapon, assault to maim, armed and masked
robbery, home invasion, use of a firearm in a felony,
and possession of a firearm without a license. Judge
Sabita Singh ordered Proeung held without bail until a
dangerousness hearing on Tuesday, July 28, and took a
motion by the Commonwealth to revoke bail in a pending
Lowell District Court case under advisement.
You
are cordially invited to join Hopkinton High
School's alumni and current students for an
afternoon to celebrate the memory of Tommy Weaver,
an optimistic, loving, and inspirational HHS
graduate who lost his battle with brain cancer in
2010. 
July
23, 2015 - The investigation into a gunshot believed
fired at a marked State Police cruiser is ongoing.
After
32 dedicated and honorable years of service to the Town
of Hopkinton Police Department Patrick K. O'Brien is
retiring. Pat has been a staple for the Hopkinton
Police Department holding positions as Patrolman,
Detective and Sergeant. Some feel he is our poster child
too. 
rescued by state and local police.