The upper and main beaches at Hopkinton State Park remain closed after being deemed unsafe for swimming due to high bacteria counts.
The state’s Department of Conservation and Recreation announced Wednesday that there were high levels of enterococci bacteria, posing a harm risk if a person is submerged in or ingests the water.
Lake Maspenock is open for swimming and other recreational use.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfXMQKasaFc The Select Board on Tuesday interviewed the three finalists for police chief, narrowing their choice to the current interim chief and a Westborough Police Department lieutenant. After agreeing that the two were in a...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfXMQKasaFc The Select Board on Tuesday voted to keep a single tax rate for residential and commercial/industrial properties and for the Boston Marathon bib allocation policy in respective 4-1 votes. Principal assessor John Neas...
The Board of Health on Monday agreed on a date for its public hearing with Golden Pond Assisted Living regarding the facility’s ongoing heating issues and briefly discussed its options for further regulating assisted living businesses in Hopkinton. Health Director...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69b6wqgQCxk The Planning Board at a five-minute meeting Monday continued its hearing on a proposal to build a single-family home at 0 Benson Road until Nov. 16. Chair Matthew Wronka explained that this meeting was initially scheduled...
Resident safety remains a concern at Golden Pond Assisted Living a month after the death of an 86-year-old woman at the West Main Street facility, according to local officials and Hopkinton’s state representative. High temperatures at the facility and code...
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