Forecasters are predicting heavy rains and strong winds from Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. The rain is likely to cause flooding issues, while the wind could lead to trees/branches falling on streets and hitting power lines.
Residents are advised to charge electronic devices and check their sump pumps.
Drivers should leave extra time for Wednesday’s morning commute due to the possibility of flooded roads and downed trees/branches.
ARRESTS None this week. [Editor’s note: The Hopkinton Independent’s policy for the arrests section is not to include the names of individuals who have been arrested.] POLICE LOG Aug. 5 7:37 a.m. A caller reported a tree fell on Saddle Hill Road and took down a...
According to the latest Main Street Corridor Project update, paving from the fire station to Ray Street is scheduled to begin early next week. Milling for the transitions onto the side roads will be done on Monday. Crews will commence paving operations on Tuesday...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE36zKMNtXo The Conservation Commission on Tuesday reviewed two cases where heavy rains did not excuse failing stormwater management methods. Over the past few years, multiple applicants have appeared before the commission, claiming...
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation will continue ramp closures at the Interstate 90/Interstate 495 interchange in Hopkinton through next week. The I-90 eastbound and westbound ramps to I-495 northbound (Exit 106) will be closed starting Monday and...
A portion of North Mill Street will close Tuesday morning for roadwork, according to the Department of Public Works. In a notice to residents, highway manager Mike Mansir stated that the area of North Mill Street between Cold Spring Brook Road and East Street will...
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