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The works of more than 30 artists will be on display and available for purchase at the Two Villages Art Society in Hopkinton from Nov. 26 to Dec. 23. All participating artists are members of TVAS.Works selected for the show include oil and water color...
Hopkinton passes all but one item during town meeting drive-through voting Caitlin and Mike Rollo cast their ballot with their pug, Frank. Sara Persechino—Courtesy Town Moderator Sara Persechino takes a selfie with the volunteers before drive-by voting opened on May 1. Sara Persechino—Courtesy Dandelion the dog checks in to vote. Sara Persechino—Courtesy Andrea Kane and Sarah Mattson Dustin assist with hand counting the Hopkinton Town Meeting ballots. Sara Persechino—Courtesy Assistant Moderator Tim Britain empties the ballot box. Sara Persechino—Courtesy By Monitor staff Published...
After COVID-delayed Town Meeting, Hopkinton considers the year ahead Ballot counting from school annual meeting at Hopkinton Middle High School. Sara Persechino Published: 4/27/2021 2:55:39 PM Town moderator Sara Persechino started Hopkinton’s annual town meeting with a moment of silence to recognize the Hopkinton residents who died due to COVID-19 during the last year. The pandemic’s effects were visible throughout the rest of the meeting, as it was held virtually via Zoom and YouTube’s live streaming and technical difficulties with sound made it hard for the select board to show slid...
New Hampshire Magazine February 18, 2021 Photo by Stillman Rogers For those not used to the “you can’t get there from here” ways of New England, one town that’s actually made up of three distinct villages probably seems confusing — and it kind of is. Even as a native, for a long time I was confused about Contoocook, with its shops and restaurants, and the village of Hopkinton, with the town hall and churches. But it’s not that unusual in New Hampshire. All these split towns began in the same way — with individual village centers where clusters of early settlers built their hom...