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Conservation Commission advances septic and construction hearings.

The Hopedale Conservation Commission closed the public hearing on a failed septic system at 4 Overdale Parkway Lot One and scheduled the Order of Condition for February 10, while continuing a companion hearing on construction of a home at Lot Two to February 17. Chair Michele LaReau-Alves directed

Water board approves $35,000 emergency funding for well repairs.

Water board approves $35,000 emergency well repair funding. The Hopedale Board of Water & Sewer Commissioners unanimously authorized the additional expenditure from emergency retained earnings to repair bedrock well #2, which requires pump motor and casing replacement and has been inactive.

Park Commission approves Fairy Walk event, tables band concert request

Hopedale Park Commission approves Fairy Walk and tackles youth-sports scheduling. At its January 15 hybrid meeting, the commission, chaired by Mike Costanza with member Jay MacDonald in attendance, approved organizer Tracey Phillips's June 13 event and agreed to explore temporary handicapped

Board of Health approves prior meeting minutes without action.

Hopedale Board of Health approved prior meeting minutes and heard reports on public health trends. Chair Mary Watson, with members Jason MacDonald and Walter Swift present, received Health Agent William Fisher's report of increases in flu, RSV, and COVID wastewater indicators. Fisher addressed

Road Commissioners approve budget, report vehicle repairs and new truck purchase.

Hopedale Road Commissioners unanimously approved the budget report and prior meeting minutes at their January 14 session. Chair Justin Paulson, with members George Lovewell and Eli Potty voting, heard updates on multiple vehicle repairs including a frontend loader fuel pump fix, a 10,000-dollar