Installation of the Boston Marathon banners on Route 135 was done in late March by (from left) Chason Arimstead (American Climbers), John Coutinho (Hopkinton selectman), Winston Armistead (American Climbers) and Jeff Towle (Compass Builders). The banners serve as a fundraising program organized by the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce.
Photo/Bruce MacDonald
According to interim Chief Scott van Raalten, Hopkinton Police have identified two youths allegedly responsible for a series of door knocking disturbances around the Legacy Farms South area in recent months. Van Raalten informed the Independent via email Tuesday...
Water-Sewer Department manager Jed Fenneuff announced that construction crews will perform work on the new water main for Charleswood School on Wednesday. According to Fenneuff, the work will begin at 9 a.m. He noted that residents nearby on Hayden Rowe Street may...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0islGu0gZE The Planning Board at its meeting Monday called for a special meeting on Nov. 9 in the hope that it will receive a court ruling regarding a landowner’s plan to build a home at 0 Benson Road. The board devoted about 100...
The Hopkinton Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying one or more individuals involved in a suspected door knocking prank around the Legacy Farms South area over the past several months. A post shared on Facebook by the HPD on Saturday...
The Water-Sewer Department announced that continued work related to the Charleswood School project may impact nearby water quality. According to a notice from Water-Sewer Manager Jed Fenneuff, residents in the area of the project on Hayden Rowe Street may...
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