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.
State inspectors order Golden Pond to stop admitting new residents after finding deficiencies.
Hopkinton's Trails Committee voted to make the Hughes Trail its model for a new signage system and approved $8,575 in Community Preservation Act funds for storm repairs. Chair Peter Lagoy presided; Sean Kimball was absent.
A resident's letter accuses Select Board vice chair Matt Kizner of blocking $2,000 for a senior class DJ.
The Hopkinton Select Board voted 5-0 to authorize Chair Shahidul H Mannan to sign a joint letter to the Federal Aviation Administration seeking additional environmental review of Amazon's proposed drone delivery program, joining a coalition the board said totaled 16 Massachusetts communities.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission weighed a plan to restore wetlands illegally filled at a Montana Road horse farm.
Select Board declines to weigh in on citizens' petitions ahead of Monday's Special Town Meeting.
Hopkinton's Planning Board continued hearings on a 13-unit Claflin Street housing project after raising zoning concerns.
Hopkinton's Board of Health voted to send Golden Pond Assisted Living a formal rebuke over heating and food safety failures.
Hopkinton's September deed activity included a wave of closings led by a Whisper Way property, as home sale data for the month came into focus. From our own coverage: Whisper Way home leads September real estate roundup.
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