The new Dunkin’ restaurant at 78 West Main St. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 14 and presented a check for $5,000 to Hopkinton veteran Kurt Power in support of his marathon run for the veterans charity Home Base. Pictured are (from left) Allan Kirchner-Theriault of Dunkin’ Brands, runner Kurt Power, Dunkin’ franchisee Steve Sardinha, Hopkinton Selectman John Coutinho, Dunkin’ franchisee Virginio Sardinha Jr., franchisee COO Manny Ferriera and Courtney Clayton of Dunkin’ Brands.
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