Planning Board revisits Claflin Street housing zoning. From our own coverage: Planning Board revisits Claflin Street housing zoning; October home sales roundup tops $1.8 million.
Library opens CreatorSpace for drop-in hours. From our own coverage: Planning board continues Claflin Street housing hearing; October home sales roundup includes trust transfers.
Trails panel weighs Hughes Trail signage model. From our own coverage: Trails panel weighs Hughes Trail signage model.
Hopkinton recorded 20 property transfers in October, but 11 were nominal-consideration transactions moving property into trusts or among family members, not market sales. Among the nine transactions with recorded prices, sale amounts ranged from $29,300 to $1,800,000, with a median of $1,050,000.
Baypath Humane Society named shelter of the year. From our own coverage: Trails panel advances Hughes Trail signage plan.
Hopkinton School Committee previewed a $22.4 million geothermal HVAC overhaul for the high school, funded by repurposing unspent Charleswood School debt.
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.
Parks and Recreation Commission votes to begin hiring Grafton's Cody Herd as director.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission opened a line-by-line rewrite of its wetlands regulations and continued the hearing to November 3.
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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