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| Franklin Memorial Day Parade - Route |
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| Franklin Police Patrol Officer – looking for Academy trained officers |
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| FHS Panthers |
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| HMEA’s incredABLE 5K - Sunday, May 19 |
"Susan Hamilton can trace her beginnings as a serious writer to a particular college assignment.
“My freshman writing professor challenged us to write ‘something creative,’” she says.
Until then, most of her writing was for school. This time, the assignment was a tipping point.
“I enjoyed the story I wrote so much, I set out to write a novel,” the author shares."
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| SUSAN K. HAMILTON |
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| Tri-County: The TC Insider |
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| Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI - May 17 to THU - May 23 |
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| Franklin Public Library: Follow-Up Survey |
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| Franklin Cultural District |
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| from left:Franklin Deputy Town Administrator Jamie Hellen, FCD Committee member Stacey David, Franklin Town Councilman Robert Dellorco, FCD Committee member Nancy Schoen, Senator Becca Rausch, FCD Committee member John LoPresti, MCC Executive Director Anita Walker, FCD Committee member Pandora Carlucci, Representative Jeff Roy, Franklin Town Council Chair Tom Mercer |
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"The fourth annual Party for the Pantry was a success once again, even more so than last year.
Last week, more than 100 residents packed into the Black Box Theater to support the Franklin Food Pantry, as well as to party with local bands and neighbors all night long.
William Donovan, one of the event organizers, said they crushed their expectations for this year.
“Last year was the first year we hit $10,000, so every year we feel like we have to better ourselves,” he said. “This year we took in $13,600. Now I’m thinking about how we’re going to top it next year.”
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| Franklin Food Pantry |
"Ten months before the 2020 Massachusetts presidential primary, Secretary of State William Galvin is trying to force lawmakers to decide whether to expand early voting and give voters five extra days beginning in February cast their ballots.
Galvin, who has previously backed an expansion of early voting to include the presidential primary election, drafted a proposal that Sen. Michael Brady, of Brockton, has filed as an amendment to the state budget.
If adopted when the Senate debates its version of the fiscal 2020 spending bill next week, the question of early voting in the 2020 primary will move into conference committee negotiations between the House and Senate.
“Early voting has been enormously popular in Massachusetts since we began offering it in 2016,” Galvin said in a statement Thursday. “Expanding early voting to include the Presidential Primaries will make it much more convenient for voters to show up and have their voices heard.”Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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