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Dykema Accused of Reversing Position

By contributor,

Dear Editor,

Last fall during the Hopkinton debate for State Representative, Carolyn Dykema changed her position on putting committee votes online. Despite voting against it twice, she pledged moving forward that she would vote in favor of letting the public know about these votes by putting them online.

Unfortunately, she did not keep that commitment. Only 3 roll calls into the new session, she broke that promise! That’s right, the third vote of the year she went back on her word.

Dykema Accused of Reversing Position

By contributor,

Dear Editor,

Last fall during the Hopkinton debate for State Representative, Carolyn Dykema changed her position on putting committee votes online. Despite voting against it twice, she pledged moving forward that she would vote in favor of letting the public know about these votes by putting them online.

Unfortunately, she did not keep that commitment. Only 3 roll calls into the new session, she broke that promise! That’s right, the third vote of the year she went back on her word.

School Committee to Select Superintendent Finalist on January 30

By contributor,

It became apparent, during the latest budget working session, that the School Committee will not be able to both vote a budget number and name a selected candidate for Superintendent during its January 31st meeting, as had been planned. Since the School Committee is required by Town Charter to vote and submit a budget number to the Town Manager by February 1st, the committee will need to devote the entire meeting on January 31st to the budget discussion, and has scheduled a separate meeting to discuss the Superintendent search.

Violette S. Bowker, 86

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

Violette S. Bowker, 86, died Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at the Holden Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, Holden, MA. She was the widow of the late Raymond E. Bowker, who died in December 1981. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Cecile (Dionne) Lauze.

She was a member of the Hopkinton Historical Society and St. John's Altar Guild. She was well-known as a seamstress in the area.

Award Winning Author Michael Tougias Coming to Library

By Michelle Murdock, Freelance Writer

Award winning author Michael Tougias will present a slideshow based on his exciting new book, "A Storm Too Soon", a true story of disaster,survival and an incredible rescue. A book signing will follow the presentation.

Michael Tougias is an award winning author of two books including several true survival thrillers: Fatal Forecast, Overboard!, Ten Hours Until
Dawn, and The Finest Hours (co-authored). Disney Studio is currently filming the movie version of his book The Finest Hours.

Hiller Hockey

By Eric Carty, Assistant Hockey Coach, WBZ Ch 4 Weather Watcher, National Weather Service Spotter

The Hiller hockey program almost had it's second straight last period comeback in a week. After the Varsity scored 3 goals in the third against Milford to earn the tie, the JV's were looking to equal the task. Falling behind 2-0, Dan Delaney made a great end to end rush and finished it off with a great pass to Alex Juffras who buried it to put the Hillers on the board. Down 3-1to Ashland in the last period, the sustained fore check made for several chances. With the goalie pulled the Hiller attack again scored as Juffras netted his second of the night from Ryan Cunniff and Will Lindon.