The artwork of its talented members will be featured at the HCA Members Show at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe in Hopkinton from December 14 through January 10, 2013. A special reception, open to the public, will be held Friday, December 14 at 6:00 p.m. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., or by appointment. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Thanks to the people of Hopkinton, Solarize Massachusetts was a resounding success this year.
The Town of Hopkinton today received $400,000 to help preserve an 85-acre historic farm in a scenic part of town that is the former site of the Abbott Farm. The farm has a rich history, including formerly growing food for the Worcester County Food Bank. The preservation of the farm will provide many future uses for the Town, including potentially supporting a community sponsored agriculture (CSA) project. Preservation will also protect a portion of the aquifer for the town's new well.
The Town of Hopkinton today received $400,000 to help preserve an 85-acre historic farm in a scenic part of town that is the former site of the Abbott Farm. The farm has a rich history, including formerly growing food for the Worcester County Food Bank. The preservation of the farm will provide many future uses for the Town, including potentially supporting a community sponsored agriculture (CSA) project. Preservation will also protect a portion of the aquifer for the town's new well.
Finley Perry from the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce gave a presentation with Dave Hamacher from Hopkinton 2020 during the Planning Board meeting on December 3 to discuss planning a Main Street Corridor. Perry had also made a presentation to the Zoning Advisory Committee during their meeting on October 22.
To start the presentation, Perry cited downtowns in other towns that Hopkinton can use as an example, such as Concord or Chatham. He also stated areas where planning ahead was beneficial to the community, such as Central Park in Manhattan.
Dear Parents,
It is with mixed emotions that I write my last principal’s message. As I thought about
the topic for this message, I reflected on the past 8 years at HHS and what final
thoughts would be the most valuable for me to share. I decided that if I could share
one message with you, it would be the importance of letting your children struggle
through the difficulties of life and develop the essential coping skills and resilience
that will help them navigate their future.
Please be advised that a required hydrant flow test will be conducted on Legacy Farm Road on Thursday, December 6th at approximately 9 AM. The test will only last a few minutes but may affect water on the Southern and Eastern portion of town. Please avoid doing any laundry or dishwasher loads during this time, as the water may be discolored periodically.
Any discoloration that may occur will eventually dissipate and we ask that you please check the water before doing using it. You may need to run the water in your home for a short period of time to flush your internal pipes.
Elmwood School is pleased to announce that we are supporting our local Toys for Tots drive in partnership with the local American Legion.
Want to give your gift to your local hometown Toys for Tots Campaign?
It's time for the top five HCAM News videos and stories for the month of November 2012!
What happened in Hopkinton during the month of November? From the High School Drama Ensemble's production of Les Miserables, to Powder Puff football and Senior Recognition Night, 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 November. Enjoy!
Our top five viewed albums for the month of November are listed below:
