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At the June 20 School Committee Meeting, Nancy Burdick was reelected Chair and Jon Graziano was elected Vice-Chair for the coming year. Over the summer, the School Committee typically meets in non-televised working sessions rather than regular meetings, but their summer schedule has not yet …
At the June 17 Milford Board of Selectmen’s meeting, Casino-Free Milford Co-Chairmen John Seaver and Steve Trettel presented a rebuttal document to the Selectmen that evaluates the information presented by Foxwoods executives on June 3rd regarding their proposal to build a destination resort casino here …
To sign up for email updates regarding the construction on Main Street to replace the aging 120+ year old Water Main under the street, please go to https://groups.google.com/a/hopkintonma.gov/forum/#!forum/dpwworks and click “Join Group.” Read more about the Water Main project from HCAM News at http://hcam.tv/videos/water-main-replacement-work-begins-june-17.
Under the cover of darkness eHop will be herding a flock of 24 friendly flamingos around town. To join in on the fun, send a flock to a friend! Visit our website for details and ordering information (www.educatehopkinton.com) or simply email Tara Sanda and she …
Tonight, June 3 at 7:00pm, Foxwoods will be presenting detailed plans to the Milford Board of Selectmen in a public meeting held in the Milford High School Auditorium. Residents and friends opposed to the casino are invited to wear red shirts in solidarity and to …
At the May 21 Board of Selectmen Meeting, John Mosher was elected Chairman for the coming year and Ben Palleiko was elected Vice-Chairman. Also at the meeting, the board accepted the resignation of Ron Eldridge from the Appropriation Committee effective June 30. In addition the Selectmen voted …
The eHop Annual Family Cookout / Meeting of Members will be held Saturday, June 29 at 4:00-7:00pm. If you are a member you will be receiving a Punchbowl e-invitation with more details within the next week.
Congratulations to all the participants in this year’s election and thank you for your volunteerism. 1378 Voters participated, which is significantly less than last May’s Town Election. SELECTMEN, For 3 years, Vote for 2 Blank 717 John M. Mosher, Incumbent 1022 Benjamin L. Palleiko, Republican, Incumbent 996 Write-In 21 TOWN MODERATOR, …
There is a contested race for School Committee. In addition there is a declared write-in candidate for Library Trustee, as well as a Constable position available to any write-in candidate. There are no ballot questions this year. See below for more info. All Hopkinton precincts …
CAPITAL EXPENSES AND PROJECTS Article 25: ADAOC Phase VII PASSED Article 26: Lakeshore Drive Culvert PASSED Article 27: Water/Sewer Manager’s Truck PASSED Article 28: DPW Director’s Vehicle PASSED Article 29: DPW Dump Truck PASSED Article 30: DPW Trackless Municipal Tractor PASSED Article 31: DPW Street …
As this school year is quickly coming to a close, it’s not too early to start thinking about next year and how you can make a difference in your child’s education! We are currently seeking candidates for the School Councils for the 2013-14 school year. …
REPORTS Article 1: Acceptance of Town Reports PASSED FINANCIAL – FISCAL YEAR 2013 Article 2: FY 2013 Supplemental Appropriations PASSED Article 3: FY 2013 Budget Transfers NO ACTION Article 4: Unpaid Bills from Previous Fiscal Years PASSED Article 5: Property Tax Exemption Increase PASSED FINANCIAL …