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2279 ballots were cast today, out of 9578 registered voters, a turnout of 23.8%.Winners are highlighted in yellow below. SELECTMEN – For three years – Vote for TWO544 Blank 894 Todd S. Holbrook Republican Caucus Nominee 8941243 Benjamin L. Palleiko Republican Caucus Nominee 999 John …
Last week at their October 27 Meeting, the Hopkinton Board of Selectmen announced the following Budget Message for FY11: Reduce the FY11 budget by 2.65% from the FY10 budget. Build medium and long term sustainability of the town’s finances by addressing minimum recommended reserves as …
Welcome to Fall! School is back in session, and that means it’s time to start thinking about next year! The budgeting process for the next fiscal year will begin soon, and there already has been news about how the 2010/2011 full-day kindergarten pilot will likely …
When you go to the Hopkinton Middle School to vote on Monday, May 19th you will be asked to complete 2 tasks: 1) Vote in the general Election (i.e. vote for Selectman, Parks and Rec Commissioners, School Committee, Board or Health, etc.) To prepare for …
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING STARTS TONIGHT 7:00 p.m. at the High School Field House Your ATTENDANCE and VOTES are needed at the Annual Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting. Operating budget articles require a simple majority (more than 50%). Article 5, the School department budget, is …
Check out www.educatehopkinton.com for the following UPDATED information: Annual Town Meeting (TM) Warrant with ballot questions TM Article 29 – OSMUD “Open Space Mixed Use Development” Overlay District Host Community Agreement for Legacy Farms TM Article 48 – Center School Feasibility Study – New! Q …
Just to follow up and CLARIFY the article numbers relating to the schools for both the Annual Town meeting and the Special Town Meeting, the following information is provided : Annual Town Meeting Article # 5 – FY09 School Budget *Expected to be covered Monday …
To approve spending for the fiscal year beginning July 1. At ATM, we approve money for the operating budgets of all town departments. We also approve money for capital items such as new trucks or major repairs to buildings. The source of the money can …
On Wednesday, April 9, 2008, the HPTA hosted the State of the Schools Forum LIVE on HCAM. School Committee Chair Rebecca Robak and Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Phelan gave a presentation regarding the current state of the Hopkinton Public School System. Topics covered during …