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Memories November 10, 2015 — These brilliant colors photographed three weeks ago are nothing more than fading memories at Legacy Farms South on this day. |
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The Hopkinton Hillers improved their record to 5-4 with a hard fought 16-13 win verses Norwood on Friday night. Connor Hebert scored the go ahead touchdown from 6 yards out with 30 seconds left and the Hillers blocked a last second 37 yard field goal to preserve the victory. Sam Lehman started the Hiller scoring with a 5 yard TD while Nate Wilson had 63 yards rushing out of the wildcat formation that included a 33 yard scamper in the 4th quarter to help key the winning drive. Jack Vaccari hauled in a huge 4th down catch from Jimmy Adams on the final drive while also adding a 21 yard field goal in the first half. The Hillers travel to Walpole this Friday night at 7pm for another clash with the Bay State Conference. (Jack Vaccari catches and runs for a key 1st down in the Hillers' victory) Contributed content. Photo credit: Tricia LaCascia |
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Landslide 1211 - 431
November 9, 2015 - It was a huge win for the
Elementary School Building Committee as they worked hard
to have a transparent and thoughtful process to put the memory
of the failed Fruit Street School behind them and find the best
solution for a new elementary school (Left thumbnail). The
school passed two weeks ago at
The polls closed at 8:00 pm sharp, right after some last-minute young voters rushed in to cast their ballots, and as Election Warden Russell Ellsworth, below, called that the time for voting was over. It seemed like fewer than 8 minutes, possibly a record time, that Town Clerk Geri Holland and election worker Annie Marcy came out with the printed tapes detailing the totals in each precinct, and people began adding them up. The school won soundly in each precinct, totaling 1,211 in favor and 431 against, the result of hard campaigning. The Field House also won (Right thumbnail), but by a smaller margin, actually losing in Precinct 2 and squeaking by in two of the other three, for a total of 873-761. There were 1645 ballots cast in all.
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Clear Message November 9, 2015 — Joe Markey and Rob Nickerson of the Elementary School Building Committee make their viewpoint known at the entrance to the Middle School polling place. The entrance to the polling area has been changed to the rear entrance of the gym where the voting usually takes place. |
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Incident and Arrests Updated today, November 9, 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. 11 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 28 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury. 3 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
Incident Log Sunday, November 8, 2015 2:29 am Two officers spoke with a suspicious person on Main Street. 1:30 am The Highway Department was notified that a traffic light sensor strip on South Street was not working.
Saturday, November 7, 2015 9:49 pm A Pleasant Street resident reported that a coyote was on their property. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten responded to check the area and notified the Animal Control Officer. 2:47 pm A 911 caller reported a rollover motor vehicle accident with possible entrapment on Fruit Street. Three officers responded to assist and advised that the operator refused medical treatment. 12:50 pm A caller from Wilson Street reported that a suspicious motor vehicle was in the area and had been there multiple times within an hour. Officer William Burchard checked the area with a negative find on the vehicle. 12:24 pm A caller from East Street reported suspicious activity of someone possibly stealing food from the kitchen. Two officers responded to speak with the caller. 11:53 am A caller from West Main Street reported a missing black wallet. 9:36 am A walk-in reported missing a maroon wallet.
Friday, November 6, 2015 10:47 pm Officer Philip Powers spoke with a walk-in regarding an incident that occurred at the football game. 9:20 pm Officer Philip Powers spoke with an individual who reported getting repeated on-going phone calls every two hours. 8:34 pm A resident of Robbern Road reported a disturbance. Three officers responded and spoke with the involved party. 2:14 pm A caller reported that her wallet was stolen out of her purse while at a West Main Street business. She advised that the individual left in a Hyundai hatchback and drove onto Route 495 north. The State Police were notified. 2:13 pm A motorist reported being involved in a motor vehicle accident on West Main Street and was now feeling concussive symptoms. Officer William Burchard responded and advised that the operator was transported to the hospital. 1:39 pm A West Main Street store manager reported that an individual, who could not speak English, was asking for assistance. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and arranged for a taxi to take the individual to Boston to get a bus to New York. 12:32 pm A walk-in handed in shotgun shells for destruction. 9:59 am A motorist reported that a tree crew was working on Elm Street with several bucket trucks but no detail officer present. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and shut them down. |
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from: http://www.soundmindz.org/
Parenting With An Open Mind What could me more meaningful than raising our children to be free of prejudice and hatred. We have an extremely important responsibility to teach them to be open minded and free to befriend the human race, not just those of the same religion or ethnic heritage.
Some parents do not disparage others but constantly make derogatory remarks about themselves. Remember your shame becomes their shame; they need parents who take pride in themselves with humility and without arrogance. Perception Tainted by History
Happiness is dependent of the way we perceive, not on the environment we encounter. Our children pay very close attention to the way we view the world, and they will model themselves according to our beliefs and attitudes.
Children force us to reflect and remember the many experiences we have put away in the recesses of our minds. Each stage of their development reminds us of the experiences we had in the same developmental period.
We have to be aware of the hurts we accumulated in our childhood so that we do not pass on our biases to our children. As parents we need to recall how we reacted to each developmental phase. What did you experience in elementarily school, middle school, high school etc. How were your family relationships during those times, how did you do with friends, sports, girlfriends, boyfriends and how have your experiences influenced how you see the world today.
Open Home/Open Mind If we work out our past hurts and dysfunctional thinking we are in a position to create a home free of bias by discontinuing the cognitive distortions of Labeling-labeling your behavior and the behavior of others in a negative way and Emotional Reasoning-basing conclusions about yourself and other people on your feelings, rather than on the facts of a situation. Teaching your children how to perceive accurately and factually will lessen their stress and give them the opportunity to enter our diverse world with confidence and compassion for all. Your efforts will significantly influence their future, discipline yourself to be fair to all people and they will do the same while reaping the benefits of an open mind.
Dr. Arthur P. Ciaramicoli is a longtime Hopkinton resident |
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300th Anniversary Poets Please enjoy a photo show of Hopkinton's poets and guests as well as performances by three musicians during the show. Rather than spoil the fun and record the poems, we offer this email for readers to learn how to purchase the book: hopkintongenerationbook@gmail.com |
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1st Annual Hopkinton
Lacrosse Turkey Trot Come join us on Thanksgiving for a fun,
family friendly, 2.8 mile turkey trot around the High School sports
complex! Show your Hopkinton spirit and wear green and
orange, or a costume if you like! Race will be over in time to go
support the Hopkinton Hiller Football Team as they take on rival
Ashland in the Annual Thanksgiving Day Classic at 10 am. $15 For Adults/$5 for kids 12 and under |
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Lights Up -Opening Night Hit the "Play" button above, and then sit back and enjoy a Flash slideshow of the people who attended or contributed to Saturday night's premier at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. (Once begun, choose YouTube and then Full screen for the best presentation) |
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authorities an entrapment situation. The video shows the HopNews
vehicle arriving at the scene by dashcam video, and the subsequent
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The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the Hopkinton American Legion's Veterans Day ceremony at the senior center on the morning of November 11th . Participants in the ceremony range from Hopkins School students to some of Hopkinton's most experienced citizens. The 11:00 AM start time is always chosen to commemorate the anniversary of the signing of the treaty that ended World War I on this date and time in 1918. To further honor our Hopkinton veterans, the Veterans Celebration Committee invites all our local former and current servicemen and women, to a dinner held at the Woodville Rod and Gun Club. Doors open at 5:30 - . Following the meal, there will be entertainment, and desserts from the Bittersweet Company. |
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Ruth Ellen Rice, 93
Ruth graduated Dorchester High School at 16 years old and went on to Secretary School in NY. She had a strong Christian testimony and was a member of the Holliston Congregational Church from 1962-1975, the Hopkinton Congregational Church (FCC) from 1975-2000, and in the late 1950's, she was a member of the Universalist Church in Woonsocket, and in the 1960's the Globe Church in Woonsocket. Coming from a musical family, she began playing piano at 5 years old. She taught hundreds of piano students for over 50 years and taught piano at Dean Jr. College from 1970-1980. She was a choir director for 50 years and a church organist at many churches. She cooked wonderful Sunday meals and had a great sense of humor. She is survived by her daughter, Janet Titus and her husband Greg, and her son, David Rice. She also leaves behind 4 grandchildren, Eric and his wife Teresa, Andrew, Cherie and Holly. She is predeceased by two brothers, Philip and Norman Ingalls. Burial took place on October 17th at Blue Hill Cemetery in Braintree. A memorial service will be held on November 14th at 11:00a.m. in the chapel at Faith Community Church in Hopkinton with a collation to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Faith Community Church, 146 East Main St. Hopkinton, MA 01748. Arrangements are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton. |
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Note: Illustration above by Hopkinton artist Ashley T. M. Jackson of Charter Commission members in 2005 portrayed as if in attire of Founding Fathers. The Charter Commission members were a nine-member elected body. The Charter they developed and the town accepted has a review process, which has apparently kicked in nearly ten years later.
From the Town Clerk's Office: Charter Commission Committee Announcement Pursuant to Town Charter provision 76 (“Periodic Charter Review”), the Town Clerk is encouraging all residents who are interested in being considered as a member of the Charter Commission Committee to apply now. The Town Clerk is announcing the start of the periodic charter review process. Please visit the following link to view the current Town Charter. The committee will consist of seven members, as outlined below:
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November 6, 2015 — Guests from Greece will be abundant at the 2016 Marathon on the 70th Anniversary of the First Place finish of Stylianos Kyriakides, the runner from Greece who gave his all to bring attention to the plight of his country. Above, Goce Davidov renews a plaque while Jeff Buccaccio applies a patina that will still be fresh on Marathon Monday to The Spirit of the Marathon at the one-mile mark. |
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Incident and Arrests Updated today, November 6, 2015 Emergency, dial 911 • • Non-emergency, PD dial 508-497-3401, FD dial 508-497-2323 Summary
7 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, person, or outside Police agency. 22 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks. 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury. 1 Disabled Motor Vehicle. 4 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
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Thursday, November 5, 2015 11:30 pm A 911 caller reported a suspicious vehicle and person walking away from the vehicle on Cedar Street Extension. When the caller turned around the person had disappeared. Three officers checked the area with a negative find. 7:59 pm A motorist complained about an aggressive driver on Fruit Street. Officer Panagiotis Hontzeas located the vehicle and spoke with the operator. 3:52 pm A motorist reported that traffic lights were out on South Street. Officer Hontzeas confirmed that two green lights were out and notified the DPW. 3:35 pm A caller reported that a utility truck was parked in a Hayden Rowe Street parking lot taking up a lot of spaces. Officer Aaron O'Neil responded but could not locate the vehicle. 1:23 pm A walk-in spoke with Officer Thomas Griffin regarding a scam.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015 6:52 pm A walk-in requested an emergency restraining order. Officer John Moran spoke with an on-call judge and advised that the restraining order was issued. 6:28 pm A caller from Cedar Street reported a hit and run motor vehicle accident. Sgt. Scott vanRaalten responded and wrote a report. 4:48 pm A resident of Priscilla Road reported that an unwanted party was on her property which has a no trespass order. Three officers responded and advised that the individual was transported to the hospital for a mental evaluation. 4:32 pm Officer John Moran spoke with a caller who reported receiving a fraudulent call. 4:26 pm The DPW was notified that a green traffic light was out on South Street. 1:28 pm A caller reported having several suspicious interactions with a woman on a bike on Church Street. 12:14 pm Officer Matthew McNeil wrote a report of suspicious activity. 10:09 am A resident of Wood Street reported that a hydrant at Lake Whitehall was open and flowing. The Water Department denied any flushing of hydrants and responded to the area. 10:12 am A caller reported that two suspicious white pickup trucks were parked across from each other on West Elm Street and when she tried to help them the operators declined having any problems. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the area but the vehicles were gone upon his arrival. 9:48 am An Appaloosa Circle resident reported that a suspicious male, in his late 20's, was carrying a wooden for sale sign. Two officers checked the area but could not locate him. 7:41 am Officer Matthew McNeil spoke with a resident of Turnbridge Lane regarding a neighbor dispute. 6:38 am Lieutenant Charles Wallace spoke with workers on Lumber Street regarding a town by-law violation. |
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ones? St. John’s HS Youth Group wants to help! Saturday, Dec. 5th, Noon - 4 pm For kids ages 4 years old - 4th grade At St. John’s Church Hall $15/child or $25/family max 50 kids max, sign up by Dec 2nd Mail form and money to: St. John’s Church, 20 Church St. Games, Movies, Coloring, Pumperknickel Puppets, Crafts, Santa, Music, snacks, and Decorate Cookies Permission Slip: http://tinyurl.com/StJohnDropShop Questions? Email stjohnythmin@gmail.com |
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November 5, 2015 — Hopkinton Drug Director of Marketing Michael Macione introduces himself prior to the lecture by endocrinologist Dr. Kenneth Blanchard, who spoke on the proper application of Hormone Replacement Therapy at Hopkinton Senior Center this evening. Dr. Blanchard's appearance was part of the Free Lecture series by Hopkinton Drug. The next guest lecturer, dentist John Zarrella DMD, will speak about general and oral health on December 8, 2015 at 6:30 pm. |
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Judge David Cunis set bail at $50,000 cash and ordered the defendant
to wear a GPS monitoring device, to remain confined to his home, and
to stay away from the victim and witnesses as well as Framingham
Public Schools. The next scheduled hearing in this case is Monday,
December 7.
"The
defendant in this case allegedly took advantage of the victim when
she was in a vulnerable state," said District Attorney Marian Ryan.
"We are actively working with school officials and the Framingham
Police Department to fully investigate this matter."
On Wednesday, November 4, Framingham High School administrators
located a female student in the wooded area near the school after
recognizing that she was missing from her afternoon class. The
student appeared to be disoriented. She was then transported to
Metrowest Medical Center.
While
conducting an investigation authorities were informed that the
defendant allegedly engaged in sexual intercourse with the victim
without her consent.
This
charge is an allegation and the defendant is presumed innocent until
proven guilty.
This case is being investigated by the Framingham Police Department and the Middlesex District Attorney's Office. |
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Hopkinton High School Announces National
Merit Commendations
 Principal Evan Bishop announced the 15
Hopkinton High School students who received Letters of
Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program. The
students are among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million
students who entered the 2016 competition by taking the 2014
Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
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Massachusetts
State Police tonight located and apprehended KEVIN PAUL, 36, a
fugitive from New Hampshire who violated his parole after serving
prison time for being an accomplice in the murder of a police
officer.
November
9, 2015 — All Firearms, rifles and shotguns should be stored
unloaded when not being used.
All
parents should be committed to refraining from making disparaging
comments about any particular group or individual for prejudicial
reasons, including yourself or your spouse. Don’t ever underestimate
how the little sponges take in your attitudes, cynicism, and unfair
judgments of others.
November
8, 2015 — As part of Hopkinton’s 300th Anniversary celebration,
the combined choirs of Community Covenant and St. Paul’s
Episocal churches in Hopkinton will be presenting a 300 Years of
Music concert at St. Paul’s on Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 p.m.
The concert is open to the public, and while there is no charge
there will be a free-will offering to support Hopkinton’s
coordinated response to the current Refugee Crisis. 
Ruth
Ellen Rice, 93
2000
bags of Heroin Seized in Springfield Arrest
WOBURN
- November 5, 2015 — Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan has
announced that Patrick Cowart, 18, of Framingham, was arraigned on a
charge of rape today in Framingham District Court.