Hopkinton recorded 19 property sales from Sept. 18 to Oct. 17, with 10 of those transactions showing a recorded price so far. Prices ranged from $405,000 for a home on Pleasant Street to $1.8 million for a property on Whisper Way, the month's top sale.
Hopkinton Select Board adopts FY28 budget message warning of a $5.7 million deficit. From our own coverage: Select board takes up FY28 budget message; Center School demolition set to begin Nov. 2.
The Hopkinton Select Board reviewed the warrant for an October 26 special town meeting featuring 26 articles, 19 of them citizen petitions.
Hopkinton School Committee reviewed improvement plans from all five schools and approved a $5,000 grant plus six student travel requests.
Hopkinton announced that demolition of two additions to the historic Center School will begin Nov. 2, closing the property and its walking trail for about three months as the town prepares to restore the original 1928 building.
The Hopkinton Select Board voted to approve hiring two new police officers.
Hopkinton Basketball Association takes over recreational basketball program from Parks and Recreation this season.
Parks and Recreation Commission seeks $3 million in preservation funds for a new Pyne Field design. Also in today's brief (14 items): Parks panel submits $3M Pyne Field funding bid; EDAB presses for clarity on economic development plan; Golden Pond heating system set for Thursday repair…
This week's Hopkinton obituary notices include one resident: Carlson, Marilyn T. (Gallese) "Cookie," 88, who died Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at UMass Memorial Medical Center. She was born in North Adams, Massachusetts, in 1938, a daughter of the late Alfred F. Gallese and Evelyn T. (Pe…
Hopkinton recorded 19 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, with 12 of them showing a sale price so far, ranging from $405,000 to $1,425,000 and a median of $913,000. The month's top sale was 4 Dicarlo Rd at $1,425,000, followed by 14 Hidden Brick Rd at $1,350,000 and a $1,245,000 condo