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Hopkinton Library to Close Lower Level for Carpet Replacement

Hopkinton Public Library will close its lower level for nine days starting Aug. 31 for new carpeting. The announcement came as the town's Main Street eastbound detour continued rerouting traffic and library visitors through Friday, Aug. 21, part of ongoing work on the Main Street Corrid…

Longtime Hopkinton Resident David Dockstader Dies at 81

David Dockstader, 81, a longtime Hopkinton resident, died August 15 at home following a battle with pancreatic cancer, according to a MetroWest Daily News obituary published this week. The paper's death notice, headlined "David Dockstader Obituary - The MetroWest Daily News," was the on…

Hopkinton DPW Schedules Water Main Work on Hayden Rowe Street

Hopkinton's Department of Public Works will conduct water main work on Hayden Rowe Street beginning at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18. The scope of the work was not detailed in the town's announcement, but residents near the corridor are encouraged to monitor the town's website for updates. El…

Fitch Avenue sale tops $2.5 million as Hopkinton records 20 deed transfers

Hopkinton recorded 20 property sales between July 17 and August 15. Prices ranged from $755,000 to $2,536,765 among the 14 sales that disclosed a price, with a median of $1,287,500. The month's top sale was new construction at 10 Fitch Ave, which sold for $2,536,765 to Dhaval and Kripa Avlani. Six

Hopkinton Renews Call for Resident Input on Next Police Chief

Hopkinton renewed its call Friday for resident input on the town's next police chief. The Aug. 14 News Flash update, posted alongside the Town Manager's weekly briefing from Aug. 13, keeps the recruitment process, first opened to public comment this summer, as the town's most active per…