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The State recently announced unemployment figures for August 2011. Unemployment rates for Hopkinton continue to remain low compared to statewide and national averages, dropping to just 4.6% for August 2011. Unemployment in Milford, where a casino has been proposed, is also lower than the state …
Meet Superintendent Landman – Community DialoguesIf you have not yet had a chance to attend one of these sessions, we highly recommend them. It is a great chance to get to know Dr. Landman and express what you like and don’t like about the Hopkinton …
Massachusetts lawmakers are poised to pass a casino bill in the legislature very shortly. The following articles discuss the impact of Casinos in Milford and Massachusetts. Governor Patrick, legislature agree on casino billBy Michael Levenson and Noah Bierman, Globe StaffGovernor Deval Patrick and the leaders …
Thank you so much to our many Educate Hopkinton subscribers who donated refreshments and supplies for the four Conversations with our new Superintendent Jonathan Landman this summer! If you were not able to attend, please save the date for this upcoming forum hosted by the …
Meeting puts focus on spending for Hopkinton Center School By Michael Morton/Daily News staff, The MetroWest Daily News http://www.wickedlocal.com/hopkinton/archive/x633534694/Meeting-puts-focus-on-spending-for-Hopkinton-Center-School#ixzz1WTO3tfDK Hopkinton considers Center School options By Michael Morton/Daily News staff, MetroWest Daily News http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/archive/x1510865667/Hopkinton-considers-Center-School-options#ixzz1WTMl373Z Board of Selectmen Hold All Hands Goal Planning Session by Michelle Murdock, HCAM News Director http://hcam.tv/videos/bos-hold-all-hands-goal-planning-session Medway, Holliston, …
Educate Hopkinton would like to watch this issue closely in order to inform our subscribers about a possible Milford casino in the works. If you are interested in helping with this issue in the fall, please contact Amy Ritterbusch at webmaster@educatehopkinton.com. See the following news …
Thank you so much to our many Educate Hopkinton subscribers who donated refreshments and supplies for the first three Conversations with our new Superintendent Jonathan Landman! Summaries are available on the local news media:July 7 – HopkintonPatch: New Superintendent Faces Daunting Task – Making a …
On July 14, the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC) voted to award General Construction Provisional Grants totaling approximately $28 million. The MBLC placed the applicants in three categories: (1) those approved to be funded now; (2) those approved to be funded later, as funds …
Many of the daily activities of Hopkinton town government are conducted by full time paid professionals. However, unpaid volunteers are vital to staff town committees and commissions that help establish policies and priorities, administer by-laws, and conduct various activities. For questions about these positions, please …
Dr. Christopher Kennedy has been hired as Center School’s new principal. He began work at the end of July and this past week he held two playground Meet & Greets for Center School families. Read more: http://hopkinton.patch.com/articles/dr-chris-kennedy-named-center-school-principal Union Contracts for Police, Fire, Public Works and …
In a letter dated June 16, the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) finally responded to Hopkinton regarding whether or not Hopkinton could be kept in the MSBA capital pipeline after the failed vote for a new school in March. You can read the full text …
Thank you so much to everyone who donated refreshments and supplies for the first Conversation with our new Superintendent Jonathan Landman! About 11 people attended the event, you can read a summary on HopkintonPatch: New Superintendent Faces Daunting Task Making a bad situation better is …