"Be Refreshed" is a seminar for women which includes a breakfast followed by an engaging presentation. It will be held at the Faith Community Church in Hopkinton on Thursday, February 14 and the speaker for the event is Kathy Bridge and the topic is Be Transparent: Influencing the Ones you Love:
What happened in Hopkinton during the month of January? From MLK Day of Giving Back, to two visits from Team Hoyt and all of Dick Bartlett's fire and accident photos, pictures tell the story. Click Here for all of our photos featured on "The Shoot" on the front page of our website for the month of January 2013. Enjoy!
The 3 games for the Hopkinton Boys Basketball at Home on Friday February 8 vs Millis have been moved to Thursday February 7th. The Hiller Girls Basketball games are staying on Friday as Millis has Girls games on Thursday. If the Girls get postponde on Friday they will move to next Wednesday February 13th.
Continuing a tradition that began when she was first elected, Representative Dykema will holding her quarterly office hours in each of the four towns of the 8th Middlesex District next month.
“Being accessible to constituents was a pledge I made when I was first elected,” said Dykema. “I’ve learned so much from all those who have come to meet with me and I appreciate hearing their thoughts and ideas.”
Residents are encouraged to stop in to the office hours to share concerns, questions and opinions on state issues or simply to chat over a cup of coffee.
On February 4, my friend's basset hound "Flash" escaped from her home on Purchase Street in Milford. She is a tri-colored dog with a white, brown, and black coat. Flash is a senior dog but very sweet, and she loves everyone. She was last seen by a neighbor on Purchase Street who was unable to catch her. She was limping, so she may be injured. If you see her or have any information about her, please call 1-508-244-8956. Thank you.
The Keefe Regional Technical High School Drama Club will present Romeo and Harriet: A Musical Tragical Comedy in Two and a Half Acts, book by Charlie Lovett and music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur, on Friday, February 15th at 7:00 pm and on Saturday, February 16th at 2:00 pm in the Keefe auditorium at 750 Winter Street in Framingham.
The play is a modern parody of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, only here, the Capulets and Montagues are owners of rival department stores in New York City.
The Keefe Regional Technical High School Drama Club will present Romeo and Harriet: A Musical Tragical Comedy in Two and a Half Acts, book by Charlie Lovett and music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur, on Friday, February 15th at 7:00 pm and on Saturday, February 16th at 2:00 pm in the Keefe auditorium at 750 Winter Street in Framingham.
The play is a modern parody of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, only here, the Capulets and Montagues are owners of rival department stores in New York City.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation Registry of Motor Vehicles Division has transitioned to a new website making it the first motor vehicle administration in the nation poised to accept advertising in order to generate new revenue.
With more than 16 million website visits per year, the DOT COM switch offers limited advertising opportunities, and allows the RMV to develop clearer navigation to let customers perform their transactions with renewed confidence.
As part of an update to the 2007 Hopkinton Master Plan, the Planning Board has decided to expand the scope of its review to include a section on the town-owned Fruit Street property. In a memo from Planning Board Chairman Ken Weismantel to the Board of Selectmen dated February 1, Weismantel says the plan is to evaluate the approved uses of the Fruit Street concept master plan and to look at potential uses for the future.
From Coach Donahue:
The jumpers, runners and throwers of Hopkinton proved their worth yesterday at the Reggie Lewis Center. Capping off undefeated seasons the girls scored 118 points with a strong Westwood squad coming in second at 97 and Medfield rounding off the top three with 44. The boys meet was a bit tighter with Hopkinton 85, Norton 63, Westwood 60, and Medfield 48.
