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MALDEN, MA – Today, the Executive Board of the 75,000 member Massachusetts Building Trades Council voted unanimously to call on Massachusetts Governor Charles Baker to declare a statewide suspension of all regular activity at construction sites in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts beginning Friday April 3rd and continuing through April 30th.

Previous updates and additional resources can be found here: www.hopkintonma.gov/covid-19

All town buildings are closed to the public; although we are “open” for business. Parks, Playgrounds and Playing Fields are closed.

Hopkinton has created a new Covid-19 Community Impact Dashboard to illustrate closings and general tracking numbers which include the ability to see trendlines over time. Link to dashboard: https://arcg.is/PyP0S

The 4th episode of HCAM's new series "Hopkinton Hangout Hour" took place at 2pm Monday March 30th. The episode featured Hopkinton Hillers Varsity Baseball Coach, Stephen Simoes to talk about ways to stay in shape for the season as well as what the spring season future holds. View the episode below!

While we are practice social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, you can watch us live on HCAM TV as well as our YouTube page with "Hopkinton Hangout" every weekday from 2 until 3pm.

During this pandemic, many businesses have been impacted. Many restaurants have temporarily closed or moved to a take-out or curbside-pickup option. HCAM's Mike Torosian has compiled the below status of restaurants in Hopkinton. If you have additional info or updates, please let Mike know: mike@hcam.tv

www.hcam.tv/restaurant-statuses

Previous updates and additional resources can be found here: www.hopkintonma.gov/covid-19

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed that COVID-19 is spreading throughout the Commonwealth. All town buildings are closed to the public. Parks, Playgrounds and Playing Fields are closed.

Previous updates and additional resources can be found here: www.hopkintonma.gov/covid-19

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed that COVID-19 is spreading throughout the Commonwealth. All town buildings are closed to the public. Parks, Playgrounds and Playing Fields are closed.

Thank you to those that have donated. The gift cards have been put to use. As members of the community have been impacted the needs are increasing! If you are in a place and would like to donate you can place a gift card in an envelope marked Youth and Family Services and drop it in the box outside the town hall door. The mail is being checked twice a day and it will get distributed to the department. The ecards have been working as well! If you should have any questions please feel free to reach out to YC at youthchair@hopkintonma.gov.

The 2nd episode of our new series "Hopkinton Hangout" took place on Thursday (3/26) and featured Hopkinton Health Director, Shaun McAuliffe and Hopkinton Public Health Nurse, Kasey Mauro. Kasey and Shaun talked with us about the COVID-19 pandemic and it's impact in Hopkinton. We thank Kasey and Shaun for joining us in this very busy time for them and sharing important information about the Corona Virus.

Previous updates and additional resources can be found here: www.hopkintonma.gov/covid-19
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed that COVID-19 is spreading throughout the Commonwealth. All town buildings are closed to the public. Parks, Playgrounds and Playing Fields are closed.