Brushy Brook News Today

Opening day of the trout season is set for Saturday, April 13, and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management has stocked more than 100 freshwater locations with 60,000 fish,

Imagine the colossal stupidity of deciding to close the one Chariho Elementary School that is in the best shape of all the district’s elementary schools according to the recent facilities

HOPKINTON — There will be no questions regarding whether the Planning Board will be able to conduct its meetings moving forward after the Town Council last week appointed four candidates

HOPKINTON — Planning Board alternate Christina Bolek has been promoted to serve as a full member, but her addition still leaves the board one member shy of a quorum as

In response to a recent submission appearing in the Letters to the Editor (“A bit of federal, state and local politics” by Scott Bill Hirst, Oct. 13), I would like

HOPKINTON — Members of the Hopkinton Town Council enacted a moratorium on new development applications late last week and placed a vocal priority of filling both staff and volunteer roles

HOPKINTON — Members of the Hopkinton Town Council were hoping that the search for a new town planner would culminate in a reset and fresh start for the town’s Planning

HOPKINTON — A lack of qualified applicants to serve as the next permanent town planner and the recent announcement by Interim Town Planner Michael Spellman that we will resign effective

HOPKINTON — Allegations of mistakes during the approval of the controversial Brushy Brook residential development project and accusations of missteps by Planning Solicitor Maggie Hogan have led residents to call

Carolyn Light’s recent letter claimed a variety of missteps and/or misdeeds by her fellow Planning Board members and the Hopkinton planning solicitor that require response. Ms. Light, while acknowledging the