eHop Updates

Weekly Roundup 04/28/2019

Weekly Roundup 04/28/2019

UPCOMING EVENTS: Know Your Vote 2019, Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce Town Update 2019, Hopkinton Trails Club Forum, Indigenous Ceremonial Stone Landscape • TOWN ARTICLES RESOURCES & CANDIDATES INFO: Article 10: Fiscal 2020 Operating budget • Article 23: Sidewalk Master Plan Phase II • Article 46: 76 Main Street Historic District • Articles 5,6,7,8 BRAVE Act • Article 

Weekly Roundup 04/21/2019

Weekly Roundup 04/21/2019

Board of Selectmen Approve 3 Ballot Questions for 2019 Town Election • Developer offers to sell historic Hopkinton home for $1 if moved • Ashland residents decry pipe plan at hearing • Town Election Update After the Caucuses • Chestnut Street Traffic-Water Advisory

Town Election Update After the Caucuses

Town Election Update After the Caucuses

Board of Selectmen, Planning Board (2-year), Parks & Recreation, Town Moderator and Commissioners of Trust Funds are all contested races. Click on the name of any elected office listed below to read more about it. 2019 Open Positions for Local Office – Please contact the Town Clerk’s office with any 

Weekly Roundup 04/14/2019

Weekly Roundup 04/14/2019

Hopkinton Board of Health – Restricting the Sale of Tobacco Products Regulation • Bittersweet Cafe gets new beer, wine license in Hopkinton • The 2018 Hopkinton Annual Town Report • Downtown Hopkinton Project to bring businesses, apartments • Town election Update

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 4/9/19

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 4/9/19

Marathon Fund Gifts • Boston Marathon • Trail Committee Appointments • Staff Appointments • Bittersweet License • Youth and Family Services License  •  Annual Town Meeting The meeting video is available on the HCAM YouTube Channel and the Actions Taken are posted in blue below. 

Weekly Roundup 04/07/2019

Weekly Roundup 04/07/2019

The number of HPS students living in Legacy Farms exceeds projections as of April 1, 2019 • High vacancy rates persist for MetroWest real estate market • Chris Hart and eHOP 2019 Boston Marathon Run – Goal reached! • Hopkinton police chief pulls gun licenses from three officers • How to find 

Town Election Update

Town Election Update

Board of Selectmen, Planning Board (2-year), Parks & Recreation, and Board of Assessors are all contested races. The candidates listed below have returned nomination papers unless otherwise noted. However, new candidates may emerge after the party caucuses this week. Although the deadline to return nomination papers 

Weekly Roundup 03/30/2019

Weekly Roundup 03/30/2019

7th Annual “Know Your Vote” Spotlight on Town Meeting • Bittersweet Cafe in Hopkinton eyes April reopening • Chris is 83% of the way to his goal, help him reach $5000 before the Marathon! • Sheriff Koutoujian named to Council of State Government’s Justice Center Advisory Board • Public service announcement for dog 

7th Annual “Know Your Vote” Spotlight on Town Meeting

7th Annual “Know Your Vote” Spotlight on Town Meeting

eHop (educate • engage • empower | Hopkinton) will hold its 7th Annual Spotlight Forum on Town Meeting:  Know Your Vote on Monday, April 29, 6:30-8:30 pm in the Hopkinton High School library.   Residents are encouraged to attend and get the answers they need from 

Weekly RoundUp for 03/24/2019

Weekly RoundUp for 03/24/2019

Town election update • Three MetroWest businesses win tax break approval 

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 3/19/19

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 3/19/19

Library and Ambulance Gifts • SMOC • Little League Parade Permit • Bittersweet License • Main Street Corridor  • Hunters Ridge Way • Meadows Way •  Annual Town Meeting The meeting video is available on the HCAM YouTube Channel and the Actions Taken are posted 

Weekly RoundUp for 03/17/2019

Weekly RoundUp for 03/17/2019

Housing crisis leaves seniors feeling stuck in Massachusetts • Hopkinton is proud to kick off Sunshine Week 2019 • Related articles on Sunshine week: Transparency laws in Massachusetts, Public payroll records made available through public database, Lax travel policies could put Metrowest towns at risk • Bittersweet Restaurant Public Hearing • Solar