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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Baypath Humane Society named shelter of the year
Baypath Humane Society named shelter of the year. From our own coverage: Trails panel advances Hughes Trail signage plan.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Select Board approves two new police officers
Select Board approves two new police officers. From our own coverage: Select Board approves two new police officers; School Committee reviews 2026-27 school improvement plans.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Parks and Rec taps new director
Parks and Recreation Commission votes to begin hiring Grafton's Cody Herd as director.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Select Board warns of $5.7M deficit
Hopkinton's Select Board warns of a $5.7 million deficit in its fiscal 2028 budget message. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs FY28 budget message amid deficit warning; Basketball association sets tap-off tourney registration deadline.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Basketball association sets Nov. 1 registration deadline
Basketball association sets Nov. 1 registration deadline. From our own coverage: Basketball association sets Nov. 1 registration deadline; October deeds show wide price spread.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 26: New online permitting system launches
Hopkinton launched a new online permitting system through OpenGov for residents and contractors this week. From our own coverage: October deeds show wide price range in town.
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Hopkinton October Deeds Show Wide Price Spread, Many Family Transfers
Hopkinton recorded 19 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only five carried a sale price so far, ranging from $405,000 to $1,800,000 with a median of $1,050,000. The month's top sale was 1 Whisper Way at $1,800,000, sold by Edward G. Roche to Steven Millman and Wendy Chui.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 24: State rep's letter backs Golden Pond residents
A state representative's letter to the editor voiced concern over a senior's death and code violations at Golden Pond, saying the lawmaker remains in contact with town officials, the Hopkinton Independent reported.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 23: State orders Golden Pond to pause admissions
State inspectors order Golden Pond to stop admitting new residents after finding deficiencies.
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Hopkinton Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Letter blasts Kizner over DJ funding
A resident's letter accuses Select Board vice chair Matt Kizner of blocking $2,000 for a senior class DJ.
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