"The state Department of Conservation has given the town the go-ahead to design a tunnel that will connect the walking trail system from Bellingham to Franklin.
The completed tunnel would provide a continuous pathway from Grove Street in Franklin into the connecting trail in Bellingham.
The tunnel under Prospect Street in Franklin is a critical element in the trail.
Trail users now have to cross the road and ascend down a steep, dirt path to get back to the path. There are remnants of an old tunnel."
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| tunnel planning underway for rail trail crossing on Prospect St |
"A group of parents and advocates making their case for revamping the state’s school funding system on Monday nearly crossed paths with a top education official on his way to a budget office meeting.
Members of Stand for Children Massachusetts delivered more than 1,700 letters to Gov. Charlie Baker, asking for what the group described as a more equitable school funding formula that would address rising and uncovered costs related to health care, English language learners and special education.
As advocates stood outside Baker’s third-floor office discussing their request, Education Secretary James Peyser passed behind them, headed for the Executive Office of Administration and Finance. Peyser did not stop and talk with the group, telling reporters as he walked by that he was late for a meeting.
“We’re in the middle of budget season,” Peyser said. “We’re obviously looking at everything and trying to do the best we can.”
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"There was no aroma of international favorites wafting through the kitchen at Tri-Country Regional High School just yet. But there was the promise of them.
On Tuesday afternoon, culinary arts students began some early prep work ahead of The international holiday buffet - a much-anticipated tradition at the school.
This is the fifteenth year students learning the art of cookery have taken on the task of researching holiday dishes from around the globe and then presenting their finished dishes for the public to enjoy. The buffet will be held at Tri-County’s student-run restaurant, Gerry’s Place, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday."
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| Tri-County Regional to Host Annual International Holiday Buffet on December 13 |
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