Twenty deeds were recorded in Hopkinton between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with 10 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $600,000 to $2,400,000 and a median of $1,079,500. The period's standout transaction was 5 Singletary Way, which sold for $2,400,000 on May 29. Four of the 10 pr…
Hopkinton's public library carries the week's community calendar with six events over the next seven days. No town hall announcements or school district news landed in the coverage window, leaving the Hopkinton Public Library as the focal point: drop-in family activities run Friday, Jun…
Hopkinton's public library anchors community life this week with six programs in five days. With no new town hall announcements or school district news in the coverage window, the Hopkinton Public Library is the town's central activity hub, running children's programming, a teen crafter…
A quiet Tuesday at Hopkinton Town Hall left the library as the day's focal point. The Hopkinton Public Library is closing Study Room 1 all day Wednesday, June 25, for well maintenance, while rolling out a packed end-of-week slate: Babytime and Little Explorers both run Thursday morning,…
Hopkinton's school year ends Tuesday as the district's third snow day lands on June 24. All Hopkinton Public Schools buildings hold early dismissal — 11:20 a.m. at the middle and high school, 12:20 p.m. at elementary buildings — with report cards distributed the same day. The Hopkinton …
One Hopkinton obituary was recorded for the week of June 15–21, 2026: Beling, Margaret I., age 95, of Hopkinton, who died June 19, 2026. The notice, posted on Echovita, reports she is survived by her husband Tom Beling, four children, fourteen grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildre…
Hopkinton Little League Baseball & Softball canceled all practices and games scheduled for June 23, with multiple Hopkinton teams set to return to action June 24–25. Hopkinton Youth Soccer opened Fall 2026 registration and announced independent travel evaluations for grades 3–8, along w…
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission approved an exemption for a Trails Committee parking lot and cleared five certificates of compliance. Members approved a 40-by-60-foot crushed stone lot at 53 East Main Street.