Real Estate Transactions, June 2 edition

*Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.*
ADDRESS	SOLD	DATE	SELLER	BUYER
21 Hidden Brick Road	$1,350,000	May 28	Richard Vidil, Jeanne Vidil	Simon Cambridge, Jillian Cambridge
58 South Mill Street	$835,000	May 29	Nermin Kalil	Michael Davis, Lauren Davis
7 Forest Lane, Unit 4	$633,000	May 30	Marjory Selig, Mark Selig	Abhishek Shah, Jalpaben Shah
2 Wildlife Drive	$1,070,000	June 2	Russell Onofrio, Susan L. Onofrio, Susan C. Onofrio	Andrew Wheeler, Alison Wheeler

Jul 2026 24

Board of Health passes regulations banning sale of kratom, synthetic THC products

After hearing no opposition from the public, the Board of Health on Thursday night voted unanimously to adopt regulations prohibiting the sale of kratom and synthetic THC products in Hopkinton. The vote came after a brief public hearing at the Hopkinton Senior...

Jul 2026 24

Claflin Place final paving scheduled for Tuesday

The town announced on Friday that work on final paving on Claflin Place will begin early next week.Contractors will be on site Monday to do pavement repairs and prep work ahead of paving on Tuesday. They will return for another half day of work later in the week to...

Jul 2026 24

Water main shutdown set for Monday as Ash Street construction project begins

The Department of Public Works announced it will begin a three-week construction project on Ash Street starting Monday. In a notice, project manager Nicole Bratsos explained that the project includes the installation of new underground drainage lines and drainage...

Jul 2026 24

MassDOT plans additional ramp closures at I-90/I-495 interchange through next week

According to a recent update from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, ramps at the Interstate 90/Interstate 495 interchange in Hopkinton will close next week for construction operations. The I-90 eastbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106) will be...

Jul 2026 22

DPW to continue roadwork through early August

The Department of Public Works announced it will continue roadwork through the end of this month and into the beginning of August. Work hours are approximately 7 a.m.-5 p.m., during which residents are asked not to park along the sides of the affected streets....

Jul 2026 22

Police issues dominate Select Board meeting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cht60I7vtIg The Select Board on Tuesday heard concerns about the Hopkinton Police Department’s use of Flock cameras to capture license plate and vehicle data. It also learned about the progress made by the committee in charge...

Real Estate Transactions, June 2 edition

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