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Meet our 2020 Marathon Runner: Matt Lerner • MLK Day of Service • FY21 Budget Meeting • Superintendent’s Blog: New Construction and District Growth Proposals • Special Town Election February 3, 2020 • Town Election Candidates Needed • Community Notice: Dementia Champion Training • Public Hearing on Two Proposed Changes to …
Considering running for local office, but don’t know where to begin? To become a candidate a person must either obtain and submit nomination papers by securing the signatures of 50 Hopkinton registered voters by Tuesday, March 31; or a person may qualify by being the …
Special Town Election 2020 Monday, February 3, 2020 – Polls Open 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM Hopkinton Middle School Brown Gym, 88 Hayden Rowe St Sample Ballot 02-03-2020 Special Town Election There are three debt-exclusion ballot questions at this Special Town Election. Although voters at …
2,146 voters cast ballots on May 20, which is a turnout of about 18%. This is up from last year, when turnout was about 13%. All four ballot questions passed. Winners in contested races were Tedstone, LaFreniere, Garabedian, Esthimer, Kurys and Benson. Unofficial 2019 Town …
All Hopkinton precincts vote at the Middle School. Polls are open 7:00am-8:00pm on Monday, May 20. School will be in session, so please park in the back and use the back entrance to the Brown Gym. Follow the signs. There are five contested races this year, as well as four ballot …
Vote “Yes” or “No” on the following question appearing on the ballot. Hopkinton 2019 Ballot Question Explanations (PDF) QUESTION 1 (Underride) Shall the Town of Hopkinton be required to reduce the amount of real estate and personal property taxes to be assessed for the fiscal year …
Town Moderator, 3 Years, Vote for 1 Thomas J. Garabedian, 5 Davenport Lane, Candidate for Re-Election, Republican Caucus Nominee, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement Ellen D. Rutter, 24 Forest Lane, Democrat Caucus Nominee, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Watch the Town Moderator Debate on …
Commissioners of Parks & Recreation, 3 Years, Vote for 1 Robert Evan Davis, 7 Hunters Ridge Way, Republican Caucus Nominee – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Peter M. Edwards, 21 Cunningham St, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Cynthia S. Esthimer, 118 Hayward St, Democrat …
Commissioner of Trust Funds, 3 Years, Vote for 1 Susan M. Kurys, 29 Forest Lane, Democratic Caucus Nominee, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Gerald E. Tuite, 4 Price Street, Republican Caucus Nominee – Candidate Statement Watch the Commissioner of Trust Funds Debate on …
Planning Board, 2 Years, Vote for 1 Robert C. Benson, 178 Spring Street, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement Michael J. McNamara, 7 Baker Lane, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement Watch the Planning Board Candidates at Meet the Candidates eHop Did You Know? Learn more about …
Town Clerk, 3 Years, Vote for 1 Connor B Degan, 51 Pleasant Street, Candidate for Re-Election, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Board of Assessors, 3 Years, Vote for 1 Gunajit Medhi, 242 Hayden Rowe, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Board …
Select Board, 3 Years, Vote for 2 Brendan T. Tedstone, 45A Pleasant St, Candidate for Re-Election, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement – Facebook Page Claire B. Wright, 28 Hayden Rowe, Candidate for Re-Election, Republican Caucus Nominee, Nomination Papers – Candidate Statement Mary Jo LaFreniere, 18 Walcott Valley …