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.

Ashley Fogg, who ran for School Committee as an independent in the last two elections but did not win a seat, wants to see changes from the Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee following the online controversy over former chair Darlene Hayes.

Hopkinton High School student Amisi Anjeh said she watched herself transform from “the timid girl who can’t speak up and over-apologizes” last year to a graduating senior “who knows the power of the word ‘no.’ ” Anjeh attributes that personal growth to her participation in the Rape Aggression Defense system (RAD) program, an elective wellness course offered for HHS junior and senior girls.

At its meeting Monday night, the Parks & Recreation Commission welcomed interim director Pat Savage, noting that the department has been in some disarray due to recent staff and committee departures.

The latest Senior Snippets highlights programs such as the annual Senior Center Art Showcase, a suicide prevention course and a driver safety class.

This week’s Real Estate Transactions includes seven properties changing hands.

Town meetings tonight include the Housing Authority (6) and the Trail Coordination and Management Committee (7:30).

Photo of the Day: Bargain hunters search through some of the hundreds of items available at this past Saturday’s rummage sale at St. John’s.

PHOTO/JOHN CARDILLO