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Hopkins Education Foundation Online Auction Runs Through Feb. 20
Would you like to purchase some fun items while helping a good cause? The Hopkins Education Foundation's second-annual online auction runs through 10 p.m. Feb.
Is It Your Turn to Finally Graduate?
A When the weather warms, some adults in the community will be donning back graduation gowns, walking across the A stage of Hopkins Center for the Arts and celebrating completing a major educational goal and their first step to success.
Hopkins Still Waiting on NCLB Waiver Details
President Barack Obama announced Thursday that Minnesota would be one of 10 states to receive a reprieve from the federal education law No Child Left Behind.
Hopkins Not Included in Charges Against 'Man in Black' Suspect
A Hopkins U.S. Bank branch robbed Dec. 5 was not included in an indictment, unsealed Thursday afternoon, against a Minneapolis man suspected of being the "Man in Black" who hit more than a dozen Twin Cities banks.
(Opinion) State Rep. Simon Supports Joe Bodell
Friend, My name is Steve Simon and I represent your neighboring communities, Hopkins and St.
Arts Social Club Brings Local Artists Together
A A musician, a painter, and an art collector walk into a bar. A No, it's not the set up for a bawdy joke-it's the Arts Social Club, in Hopkins, Minnesota.
How Did the Caucuses Go Last Time?
Going in to tonight's caucuses, Mitt Romney lags a couple points behind Rick Santorum, according to Public Policy Polling analysis conducted Saturday .
Rick Santorum has unofficially won the St. Louis Park caucuses, taking three out of four wards in the city.
State Issues Dominate Hopkins DFL Caucuses
In a year when the DFL presidential nominee is uncontested, Minnesota issues took center stage at the Hopkins DFL caucuses Tuesday in Eisenhower Elementary .
Santorum Edges Out Paul for Hopkins Vote
Rick Santorum slipped past Ron Paul in the Republican presidential preference ballots for Hopkins precincts Tuesday at Alice Smith Elementary .
(VIDEO) Hopkins Learns About Yellow Ribbon Communities
Hopkins council members on Tuesday learned a bit more about how they can help members of the Minnesota National Guard and their families.
Street work can pave road to ruin
Soon after Scott Strand and KK Thomson bought a starter home in Edina they were handed a $16,800 bill for street reconstruction.
Citizens Academy Still has Openings
It's not too late to learn about how your community works. Hopkins still has openings for its annual Citizens Academy.
Hopkins Considers IB Program at Junior Highs
Hopkins Public Schools officials are recommending that Hopkins junior highs become candidates for the International Baccalaureate Organization's Middle Years Programme .
Work Continues on Nine Mile Creek
If you've driven down 11 th Avenue South recently, you've probably seen crews hard a work on Nine Mile Creek.
(POLL) Hopkins Residents Join Fight Over Marriage Amendment
Hopkins residents are helping to fund the fight over a proposed constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage in Minnesota .
Firefighting Partnerships Allow Hopkins to Sell Off Vehicles
Partnerships with fire departments in neighboring communities are allowing the Hopkins Fire Department to sell off some of its vehicles-including a 1992 rescue truck sold last week for $87,500. "We're all taxpayers, so we're trying to be as efficient as possible," said Assistant Fire Chief Patrick Sandon.
Five Things You Should Know About the Hopkins Historical Society
This spring, the Hopkins Historical Society celebrates 40 years of preserving the community's past.
Hopkins Council Members Head Back to School
Carl Neu didn't soften his message for the dozens of newly elected officials who gathered Friday in Brooklyn Center's Earle Brown Heritage Center .
Alice Smith Crossing Guards See Traffic Troubles First Hand
On Monday afternoon, Alysha Baugaldt was a small girl surrounded by big vehicles.