Water-Sewer Manager Jed Fenneuff informed residents on Thursday that a water service interruption at the former Hopkinton Drug site planned for Monday has been canceled.
“Due to recent design modifications for the 52 Main Street project, overnight water main work is no longer necessary within Cedar Street,” Fenneuff explained in a notice to residents.
These changes eliminate the need for the previously scheduled water service interruption.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR4zUHHMdQI The Trails Committee on Wednesday discussed its achievements over the past 16 months and looked ahead to future projects. This iteration of the Trails Committee was formed in January 2025, which explains the timeline’s...
ARRESTS July 9 5:02 p.m. Officers conducted an arrest on West Main Street and detained a 37-year-old woman from Beacon Street in Worcester on a warrant out of Worcester District Court. A vehicle was towed from the scene. July 10 4:17 p.m. Officers conducted a stop...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KObv5FxaZzg&t=82s The Conservation Commission on Tuesday expressed frustration about lawn mowing past the permanent immovable barriers on lots that are part of the Chamberlain-Whalen subdivision. Permanent immovable barriers...
In a mid-week update, the town advised residents that A.F. Amorello & Sons will begin installing a subdrain as part of the Main Street Corridor Project beginning on Wednesday. The subdrain will be installed on the north side of Main Street between the driveway...
Two New York men arrested Sunday for larceny at CVS were arraigned Monday at Framingham District Court, Hopkinton’s interim police chief announced Monday afternoon. In a statement released to the Independent, Interim Police Chief Scott van Raalten stated that...
A Hopkinton man charged with attempted murder and other assault charges will have to wait another 60 days for his case to move forward as the commonwealth prepares for a grand jury hearing. Steven Dana appeared in Framingham District Court on Monday for a probable...
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