Muriel Kirkland Kramer is an outstanding, dedicated, committed leader in the community. I wholeheartedly support her continued service on the town planning board.
— Sheila A. Zarba-Campbell, Hopkinton
Muriel Kirkland Kramer is an outstanding, dedicated, committed leader in the community. I wholeheartedly support her continued service on the town planning board.
— Sheila A. Zarba-Campbell, Hopkinton
When I first moved to Hopkinton, my daily routine consisted of an exhausting bus ride home after a rough school day. Looking out the window, I almost always noticed a statue, what seemed like a runner being guided forward by another man. At first, it was just part...
I am very concerned about the recent tragic death of a senior citizen and code violations at Golden Pond in Hopkinton. I am in regular contact with Hopkinton officials and the state about what has been transpiring these past several weeks. Hopkinton Public Health...
I am writing to express my strong disappointment regarding Select Board vice chair Matt Kizner’s opposition to allocating $2,000 toward a DJ for the Hopkinton High School senior class party. What makes this objection particularly frustrating is that these funds do...
On Oct. 26, Hopkinton residents will gather for something remarkable: the opportunity to govern themselves directly. In towns like ours, voters can debate, amend and vote on local legislation — and introduce citizen petitions. But having a voice in government and...
Hopkinton Health Director Shaun McAuliffe told the Independent (“McAuliffe responds to convenience store lobby claims over tobacco regulations,” Oct. 9) that the town is “not colluding” with outside agencies on Nicotine-Free Generation, and that any claim the...
Tamisha Civil, candidate for reelection to District 2 of the Governor’s Council, is in a competitive race. The Governor’s Council plays a vital role in checks and balances in vetting judges, approving governor appointees and overseeing pardons and commutations. A...
You’re an absolute disgrace. You live in a rich town and don’t have to worry about the sick people you let out of jail. You’re putting citizens of predominantly black neighborhoods in more harms way.