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Finisher’s Story: Boston Marathon & Lake Maspenock

Andrew Racca finished the Boston Marathon while raising funds for the Lake Maspenock Preservation Association, reflecting a personal connection. Despite experiencing difficulties, particularly near Heartbreak Hill, he described the race as the most enjoyable of his life. Post-race, Racca celebrated with family and is eager to participate in future marathons.

Hopkinton Women’s Club Runner Earns Six-Star Medal

Bryan Kerman of Hopkinton made history by completing the Boston Marathon on April 21, 2026, earning the prestigious Six Star Finisher Medal and supporting the Hopkinton Women's Club.

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Hopkinton Couple Opens Their Doors on Marathon Monday

Every Patriots' Day, Hopkinton couple Connie Wright and Dan Murphy welcome marathon runners into their home, continuing a decade-old tradition. This year, they hosted 40 international athletes, providing coffee and snacks before shuttle rides to the race. Their hospitality has become a cherished part of the Boston Marathon experience for many.

HHS D3 Recognition Day Highlights

Hopkinton High School honored 14 senior athletes during its annual D3 Recognition Day, celebrating their commitments to compete in NCAA Division III sports. This tradition acknowledges their dedication to athletics and academics, highlighting the importance of character over scholarships. The ceremony inspires younger students about the rewards of hard work in both sports and academics.

Golden Sweep in Milan

The U.S. Hockey team's remarkable performances in Milan, with both women's and men's teams achieving back-to-back golds against Canada, transformed American hockey's identity. Historic victories featured clutch performances, breaking records, and a strong sense of camaraderie. This success not only uplifted American hockey but inspired future generations of players as well.

Gabe Cafazzo: The Weight of Time

On Thanksgiving morning, as Hopkinton faced Ashland, junior Gabe Cafazzo reflected on his football journey amid a challenging season. Despite the team's struggles, he emerged as a leader, inspiring teammates and remaining focused on personal growth. The game symbolized not just a loss, but the end of an era for graduating seniors and Cafazzo’s impending transition.

Cape Town Marathon: Africa’s Turn to Shine on the Global Stage

The significance of the Cape Town Marathon: Africa’s turn to shine on the global stage and what it means for South Africa.

Twenty Years After Her Chicago Marathon Win

Reflect on Deena Kastor's journey twenty years after her Chicago Marathon win and the challenges she overcame to achieve victory.

From NFL Offensive Lineman to Marathon Runner

Learn how former NFL offensive lineman Otis Hudson embraced change and became a marathon runner to regain his health and presence.

Want to Run Boston? Important Dates to Remember

Get the details on the upcoming qualifier registration for the Boston Marathon. Want to run Boston? Begins September 8!

Hopkinton Youth Baseball Champions!

In an unforgettable night of baseball, the Hopkinton 12U, 10U, and 9U boys' teams each captured the Medway Tondorf Championship titles.

Open Play Pickleball and Padel Club Coming to Hopkinton

OpenPlay Pickleball and Padel Club coming to Hopkinton in the first quarter 2026. It is designed to bring people together through exciting racquet sports.

USATF-NE Road 1 Mile Championships

USA Track and Field New England (USATF-NE) Road Mile Championships presented by Platinum Physical...

HHS College Spring Athlete Recognition Day

Hopkinton High School athletics recently recognized twelve outstanding spring student-athletes taking the next step...

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Letter to the Editor Supporting Sandra Irwin’s Vision

Joe Clark endorses Sandra Irwin for the School Committee, praising her focus on student needs, strategic planning, and her dedication as a mother and global marketing strategist. Vote for Sandra.

Water Refill Stations in Hopkinton: Eco-Friendly Initiatives

The Hopkinton Sustainable Green Committee is installing three new water refill stations to promote hydration and reduce plastic waste.

AI’s Role in Academic Integrity at Hopkinton High School

As AI technology evolves, Hopkinton High School faces challenges balancing responsible AI use and academic integrity. Administrators emphasize the importance of students producing original work amidst concerns about critical thinking. To navigate AI's role in education, a "green light, yellow light, red light" system is proposed alongside new AI literacy courses to enhance responsible technology use.

The Ultimate Guide to Massachusetts Museums for Everyone

What started as a road trip to Ohio after a family loss has turned...