Good morning, Hopkinton! Welcome to the daily update we call Hopkinton Today — a quick recap of yesterday’s news, highlights of what’s on tap, and a photo of the day.

The Department of Public Works is working on the second phase of a hydrant flushing project designed to remove minerals from the water, improving its appearance and clarity. The first phase of the project was completed on March 15.

This Thursday, Hopkinton will hold its first Climate Plan Open House, allowing residents to contribute their ideas about a sustainable future for the town.

The traffic light issue at the intersection of Routes 85 North and Route 135 West (Cedar Street and Main Street) was successfully resolved on March 12, according to the project expert.

This week’s Real Estate Transactions list shows three sales, including one in the new Chamberlain-Whalen development for more than $2 million.

Our latest Business Profile highlights Century 21 Marathon Real Estate owner James Burton, whose focus is on “exceptional customer service and high-quality marketing.”

Town meetings tonight include the Parks & Recreation Commission (5:30), Select Board (6) and Conservation Commission (7).

Photo of the Day: Members of the Hopkinton Special Olympics basketball team pose with their trophies after recording a victory in their annual game vs. the Hopkinton Police on Sunday at Hopkinton Middle School’s Brown Gym.

PHOTO/JOHN CARDILLO