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Hopkinton teen makes mark with Dee’s Tees

Hopkinton teen makes mark with Dee’s Tees

A Hopkinton High School student’s compassion and his mother’s hobby have combined into an effort to spread messages of inclusivity through a home T-shirt business. Jen Halliday said her 14-year-old son, Dimitri, better known as Dee, began creating shirts with unique...

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Town Hall Q&A: Town Clerk Connor Degan

Town Hall Q&A: Town Clerk Connor Degan

Editor’s note: This story is part of an occasional series focusing on town employees. Connor Degan has spent most of his life in Hopkinton, attending the public schools and graduating from Hopkinton High School. He graduated from Roger Williams University in 2014 with...

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School system impacted by staffing shortages

School Committee gets start on FY23 budget with department requests

Many school districts across the nation have experienced staff and supply shortages, and Hopkinton has been no exception. Schools Finance Director Susan Rothermich said there are three areas where employment needs are the greatest: bus drivers, cafeteria workers and...

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