Friday, October 23, 2015

In the News: Adult learning workshops, Exelon lacks water contingency, Mercer runs for 3rd, Jones looks to return



The Center for Adult Education and Community Learning, 218 Oak St., announced five upcoming one-night workshops open to the community beginning Nov. 7. 
Each one-night session is designed to be an informative and enjoyable evening in a relaxed setting. Some sessions are interactive. 
Anyone interested in one or more of the following one-night workshops can register by going to FranklinLifelongLearning.com and clicking on Adult Education or by calling The Center at 508-613-1480:

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Although there is no guarantee that Exelon, Millis and Medway will come to an agreement on pumping water through each town to Exelon's proposed expansion, the company does not have a contingency plan. 
Millis Town Administrator Charles Aspinwall said he only received a final proposal Monday from the engineering firm Kleinfelder to do feasibility study of selling water to Exelon. 
The company needs a maximum of 95,000 gallons per day, but will be able to draw about half of that from an onsite well.

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During his time on the Town Council, Thomas Mercer has helped bring multiple new town buildings to fruition, and said he was proud the town had invested in its infrastructure over the years. 
Mercer is one of 14 candidates seeking nine Town Council seats in Franklin's Nov. 3 election. A lifelong resident of Franklin, he is running for a third term on the council, though he has served the town in several other capacities.
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As a former Town Council member himself, candidate Glenn Jones finds himself in an interesting position as he runs to rejoin it. 
Jones is one of 14 candidates seeking nine seats on the council in the Nov. 3 town election.
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