The town announced on Monday that contractors are set to begin working on the Claflin Place drainage project on June 15.
According to a notice from the town, work will start at the top of the road near Main Street and move south down Claflin Place. There will be no work June 19 due to the Juneteenth holiday.
Police details will be scheduled by Onyx Corporation, the contractor for the project. Resident access will be maintained as the project continues.
A verbal confrontation between a protester and a vendor at the Hopkinton Farmers Market on Sunday led to a police response. At 12:54 p.m., Hopkinton Police responded to the Town Common after a caller reported he was assaulted while protesting. According to Interim...
Three key leaders in town positions will be leaving Hopkinton within next two weeks, the Independent has learned. Nanci Hill, the Hopkinton Public Library’s director, submitted her resignation letter on Aug. 27. According to the library’s website, the position will...
The Board of Health on Monday voted against a suggestion from the Charter Review Committee to shift who the Health Director reports to, while agreeing to revisit a second proposal about its membership at a later date. The discussion about the Charter Review...
According to a project update from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, traffic shifts on Interstate 90 eastbound and Interstate 495 northbound at the I-90/I-495 interchange in Hopkinton will go into effect next week. MassDOT also will continue overnight...
According to the latest update for the Main Street Corridor Project, crews will be out overnight next week to complete permanent line striping. Striping from the fire station to Ray Street will be done as night work starting Monday through Thursday. Detours and...
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