Candlelight Vigil for Renee Nicole Good held on Thursday, January 8, 2026 (audio)

FM #1624 = This is the Franklin Matters radio show, number 1624 the series. 

This session of the radio show shares the Candlelight Vigil for Renee Nicole Good held on Thursday, January 8, 2026. The vigil was held on the Franklin Town Common. 

Each of the speakers are introduced by master of ceremonies Rachel Plukas

• Erin Ferguson

• Ron Tibbetts

• Rev Beverly Waring

• State Rep Jeff Roy

• Michael Walker Jones

The recording runs about 30 minutes. Let’s listen to the candlelight vigil held January 8, 2026. Audio link -> https://franklin-ma-matters.captivate.fm/episode/fm-1624-vigil-for-renee-nicole-good-01-08-26/

Photos of the vigil can be found in one album

https://photos.app.goo.gl/QmAG9vXQXY8iQkQe7

Candlelight Vigil for Renee Nicole Good held on Thursday, January 8, 2026 (audio)

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Walpole protest scheduled for Monday, Jan 5 at noon

Via The Franklin Democrat Town Committee

"Please join the Walpole Peace and Justice Group tomorrow

Hi all,

Join us tomorrow, Monday, January 5, 2026, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm at a vigil protesting President Trump’s illegal actions against Venezuela, violations of both U.S. and international law. Congress needs to stand up to President Trump who is only interested in Venezuelan oil. The rational that Venezuela poses a national security risk to the United States because of drug trafficking is only a pretext. President Trump is taking our country back to gunboat diplomacy of the past, when the United States used military action to invade countries for their resources. This reckless action risks a long period of turmoil. The Trump administration does not appear to have a plan. Our country’s history is full of wars that never solved anything, but made conditions far worse for the people in those countries. Afghanistan and Iraq are notable examples! War is never the answer!

Tomorrow’s vigil will be at the corner of Main and Elm Streets, along the Walpole Common near the gazebo.

People should dress for the weather. It will be chilly!

As a peace group, WPJG is committed to non-violence in all we do. At vigils, we expect people to stand peacefully and to act lawfully, to never respond to anyone who makes negative comments or appears angry or hostile, and to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation or to step away. We have lights for our signs"

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The Franklin Democratic Town Committee sets date for caucus as March 14, 2026

The Franklin caucus to elect delegates to the annual Massachusetts Democratic Party Convention is coming on March 14, 2026 at 10:30 AM. 

This year we will be voting to endorse and officially put candidates on the ballot for these offices,

• 
  US Senate (currently held by Ed Markey)
• Governor
• Lieutenant Governor
• Attorney General
• Secretary of the Commonwealth
• State Treasurer and
• State Auditor

Any Franklin registered Democrat can be a delegate and the Caucus is open to the public.

Watching our democracy in action right here in Franklin is inspiring and you don't have be a nominee to participate, learn or appreciate.

The Convention will take place in Springfield on May 29th and 30th

Look below for more information and use the following link to register  https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/875776/

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Franklin Democrats to Elect Delegates to 2025 Democratic State Convention

On Sunday, May 12, 2025 at 6:00 PM, Democrats will convene at the Franklin TV Studio, 23 Hutchinson Street, Franklin, MA 02038 to elect 17 delegates and 4 alternates to represent Franklin at the 2025 Massachusetts Democratic State Convention. The caucus will be held one hour before the Franklin Democratic Town Committee's monthly meeting, which begins at 7:00 PM.

Registration for the caucus will open at 5:30 PM and remain open for 15 minutes following the official start time, allowing all eligible participants who arrive by 6:15 PM to register.

Franklin Democratic Town Committee

Individuals aged 16 and above who have registered or pre-registered as Democrats in Franklin by Saturday, March 29, 2025, may vote and be elected as delegates or alternates during the caucus.

"Your participation in this caucus is more than just attending a meeting, it's a declaration of commitment to our democracy," said Rachel Plukas, Chair of the Franklin Democratic Town Committee. "In a time when fundamental rights and freedoms are on the line, showing up and staying engaged have never been more important."

The 2025 Convention will be held in-person at the MassMutual Center in Springfield on Saturday, September 13, 2025. The convention will serve as both the culmination of the platform development process and a rallying moment for the crucial elections ahead. Attendees will hear from inspiring leaders—including members of the Democratic congressional delegation, state legislative champions, Governor Healey, and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll.

About the Franklin Democratic Town Committee

The Franklin Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) is the official organization of the Democratic Party in Franklin, MA. The committee typically meets on the second Monday of each month at the Franklin TV and Radio Station on Hutchinson Street. FDTC meetings combine planning events, hearing reports from sub-committees, and discussing relevant local, state, and national issues. The committee often hosts local and state candidates or officials who speak about policies being considered at the Massachusetts State House.

The FDTC is actively involved in the community, supporting Democratic candidates at all levels, organizing voter outreach, helping citizens get to the polls, and advocating for important issues like equal rights, affordable healthcare and education, reproductive rights, economic justice, and environmental protection.

All registered Democrats residing in Franklin are welcome to attend meetings and join the committee. To learn more about the FDTC's activities and initiatives, visit franklindemocrats.org.

Youth (ages 16-35), people with disabilities, people of color, veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community who are not elected as delegates or alternates are encouraged to apply to be add-on delegates at the caucus or by visiting massdems.org/caucus-and-convention.

A $75 registration fee is required for delegates and alternates, with a reduced fee of $50 available for students, seniors (age 65 and older), and persons with disabilities. Financial hardship should not prevent participation—fee waivers are available for those who need them.

Those interested in getting involved with the Franklin Democratic Town Committee should contact Rachel Plukas at Chair@franklindemocrats.org.

Join Us: for Sign Making (April 4) and the Hands Off Protest (April 5)

Be a part of something important and productive

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View this email in your browser This is Big! Join Us  on 4/4 and 4/5 More than 20 thousand local activists will be at the Boston Common and City Hall next Saturday 4/5. Across the country, hundreds of thousands of Americans will be peacefully and safely protesting the current hate, fear and bigotry threatening our country and its most vulnerable populations.   Many of you have already said you'll be there so thank you in advance for your commitment to standing up for what's right. More information about the movement here https://www.mobilize.us/handsoff/event/764606/ There will be a special preparation event the evening before the protest.  We will be  making signs, safety planning and networking  at 5pm on Friday, April 4th at 262 Chestnut Street, Franklin. The First Universalist Society has graciously provided the space for this event and there will be plenty of room so bring friends and spread the word! Join us and get the material, encouragement and enthusiasm going before the big day. If you have poster making supplies, bring them along. This event is free and open to the public so please spread the word and contact me with any questions. We will need as many signs as we can get so please participate even if you won't be able to make it to Boston. Thanks and see you soon, Rachel Plukas (she, her) Chair, Franklin Democratic Town Committee Copyright (C) 2025 Franklin Democratic Town Committee. All rights reserved. Updates from the Franklin, MA Democratic Town Committee Our mailing address is: Franklin Democratic Town Committee 24 Daniels Street Franklin, MA 02038 USA

Medway Democratic Town Committee has resource pages for November 2024 election

Among the key resources available to prepare to cast an informed ballot for the November 2024 election are the following:

State Representative Debate - this page includes the listing of question text asked of each of the candidates in addition to the video links for the Medway channel video as well as the Franklin TV video link -> 

https://medwaydemocrats.org/2024/10/11/2024-state-rep-debate/

Also of interest is their MA Ballot questions page ->   https://medwaydemocrats.org/2024/10/11/2024-ballot-questions/

which includes a forum for pros and cons of the five ballot questions ->    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQFtYwyZNKE

Home page for Medway Town Democratic Committee ->    https://medwaydemocrats.org/

Medway Democratic Town Committee has resource pages for November 2024 election

Franklin TV has the 10th Norfolk Candidate Debate - Oct 8 video for replay (video)

State Representative Jeff Roy met his challenger Charles Bailey in a debate on Tuesday October 8, 2024 at the Medway Middle School. The debate was arranged and hosted jointly by the Republican and Democratic Town Committee of both Medway and Franklin.

The debate was live streamed by Medway to their cable subscribers as well as to Facebook. Franklin likewise broadcast to their cable subscribers and to YouTube.

After a brief delay to allow for a technical issue to be resolved as well as the Medway Fire Chief to allow additional participants, as the room capacity had been met, the debate began and lasted just over an hour.

The video replay can be found here -> https://www.youtube.com/live/Mw0u4rgg1rI?si=_qvFcdvOovhPHRIH&t=1105

My notes taken during the debate and capture din one PDF thread via Twitter ->

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VtwlvEhZsEQzWDT0kARiMZ6EfbEg3ILl/view?usp=drive_link 

10th Norfolk District (Franklin and Medway) Candidate Debate - Oct 8, 2024 at 7 PM

The 10th Norfolk District Candidate Debate is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct 8, 2024 at 7:00 PM. 

The candidates:

• Jeffrey Roy, Democratic Candidate
• Charles Bailey, Republican Candidate

DATE = OCTOBER 8, 2024

TIME = 7:00PM (DOORS OPEN 6:45)

LOCATION = Medway Middle School, Presentation Room, Door 7

The debate will be broadcast live on Medway Cable and Franklin TV, as well as Medway Facebook and Franklin YouTube, both with captions. All four platforms will have replays available.

The event is jointly sponsored by the

• Medway Republican Town Committee
• Medway Democratic Town Committee
• Franklin Republican Town Committee
• Franklin Democratic Town Committee

Download a copy of the flyer to share ->

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-j_p8NKYu3k9tEdulafdaVv7NlHheB2p/view?usp=drive_link

10th Norfolk District (Franklin and Medway) Candidate Debate  - Oct 8, 2024 at 7 PM

Unofficial "Strawberry poll" results are in - Strawberry Stroll a rousing success on Friday!

Yes, it was a natural twist on the famous straw poll that was one part of the activities at the Strawberry Stroll on Friday, June 7, 2024 in downtown Franklin.

The Franklin Democrat Town Committee booth invited approximately 150 visitors to participate in the "strawberry poll". The choices were nonpartisan and tough. 

The unofficial results for the best use of a strawberry (only 2 choices per voter) and what are Franklin's finest (top four from each voter)?:

Unofficial "Strawberry poll" results are in

graphical view of results on the Unofficial "Strawberry poll"

State Representative Jeff Roy and Senator Becca Rausch cast their votes:

State Representative Jeff Roy and Senator Becca Rausch cast their votes

Unofficial results for the vote on Franklin's Finest. Note that the write-ins are still being processed.

Unofficial results for the vote on Franklin's Finest

Photos and unofficial results courtesy of the Franklin Democrat Town Committee.

Franklin Democratic Town Committee Passes Resolution in Support of the Make Polluters Pay Legislation

The Franklin Democratic Town Committee is proud to announce that it has unanimously passed a resolution in support of the Make Polluters Pay Bill, champion by State Representative Steve Owens and State Senator Jamie Eldridge. The legislation is officially entitled, An Act Establishing A Climate Change Superfund, And Promoting Polluters Responsibility, (H.872/S.481) which is currently being considered in committee.

The Polluters Pay Bill is similar to the EPA’s superfund system, requiring polluters to pay to clean up toxic sites and waterways. The Bill Would require big oil to pay into a trust fund For the purpose of mitigating the damage that greenhouse gases have done to our environment. The Bill would provide funds for infrastructure projects that directly benefit environmental justice populations. It will also fund, preparing and recovery from extreme weather events, infrastructure to protect coastal communities, protecting and improving our electrical grid and so much more.

Big oil has known for a long time the damage carbon pollution has been doing to our environment, costing communities millions of dollars in damages and endangering the health and safety of citizens. Now it’s time for them to pay back. By passing this resolution, the Franklin Democratic Town Committee is sending a clear message that it stands with the residents of Franklin and the state of Massachusetts in advocating for strong environmental policies that prioritize the health and well-being of our communities.

"We believe that it is essential for polluters to take responsibility for the harm they cause to our environment," said Rachel Plukas,, Chair of the Franklin Democratic Town Committee. "By supporting the Make Polluters Pay legislation, we are standing up for clean air, clean water, and a sustainable future for all residents of Franklin and beyond."

Franklin Democratic Town Committee 

We encourage residents to contact the state legislature and voice support for (H.872 S.481) Polluters Pay Bill.

For more information about the Franklin Democratic Town Committee and its initiatives, please visit our website at www.franklindemocrats.org, or contact Rachel Plukas at rlplukas@gmail.com

Maxwell Morrongiello is campaigning for a spot with the Franklin Democratic Town Committee

Maxwell Morrongiello, a longtime local activist and member of the Franklin Democratic Town Committee (FDTC), announced his re-election bid for the committee on Tuesday.  

Maxwell Morrongiello

The FDTC, a grassroots organization supporting Democratic candidates across municipal, state, and federal levels, serves as a pivotal force in the community. Rachel Plukas, Chair of the FDTC, provides insight into the committee's significance and the upcoming election dynamics.

"The Franklin Democratic Town Committee plays a crucial role in advancing Democratic values. We are local organization that supports and campaigns for Democratic candidates at the municipal, state, and federal levels. As we approach the upcoming election on March 5th, it's essential to note that there are 35 available seats on the committee and less than 35 candidates. This doesn't diminish the importance of community engagement and participation," explained Plukas.

Morrongiello said he wants to raise awareness of the committee's role and importance in the community.

"There are 35 seats and less than 35 candidates, so the race is not competitive. But that doesn't mean it's not important," Morrongiello said in a statement. "I'm campaigning to promote awareness of the Committee, what they do, and encourage more people to get involved."

Morrongiello, 34, has been a member of the FDTC since 2009 and has attended more meetings than anyone else since he joined. He has been an active volunteer for the FDTC 4th of July fundraiser, helping raise money for the committee and a scholarship to support a Franklin High School student. He served in the past as Webmaster and on the Scholarship subcommittee and is currently involved in helping rewrite the FDTC bylaws.  Most importantly, Max has volunteered for countless Democratic candidates, including Ed Markey, Elizabeth Warren, and Jeff Roy. He said he believes in the power of grassroots organizing and advocacy.

"I have seen firsthand how our grassroots efforts can make a positive impact on our town, our state, and our country," he said.

Morrongiello holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Bridgewater State University and an associate's degree in liberal arts from Massachusetts Bay Community College. He graduated from both institutions with a 4.0 GPA. He is also the organizer of a large LGBTQ meetup group in the Boston area.

Morrongiello advocates for policies promoting equity, fairer taxation, and emphasizing evidence-based public policy. Positioned as an independent thinker and bridge-builder, he expresses a willingness to collaborate with diverse stakeholders and perspectives.

Morrongiello invites voters to support him and the FDTC in the upcoming election on March 5th. He said he hopes to keep the committee strong and effective and to continue working for the common good.

"Please like my page, and visit my website at www.votemax.us to learn more about me and my platform," he said. "Thank you for your time and remember to vote on March 5th!"

Franklin Democratic Town Cmte: Standout for Democracy - Jan 6

OPPORTUNITY TO ACT

Get your Justice Engines rev’ing! Join the Jan 6th Stand Out from 10 AM - 12 noon at the entrance to the Franklin Village Mall Shopping Area (Stop & Shop) on West Central St.

We have some signs or bring one for yourself.

Park in the parking area on the right where Middlesex Savings Bank is.  We will stand on the grassy area on West Central St.

Standout for Democracy - Jan 6

Franklin Democratic Town Cmte

Franklin Democratic Town Committee sends "thank you" to Joe & Paul

The Franklin Democratic Town Committee wishes to publicly acknowledge and thank Joe Carmignani and Paul Kortick of the July 4th Coalition for their time, effort, and expertise in planning, executing, and pulling off a successful 4th of July extravaganza, again.  

This town wide celebration offers many civic groups in town the opportunity to raise funds for their causes.  It is our biggest and only fund raiser for the year.  There is a lot of hard work and dedication that goes into this event and we appreciate all that the 4th of July Coalition does for our town.  

If you have not donated, yet, you can still do so:  www.franklin4th.com

Franklin Democratic Town Committee sends "thank you" to Joe & Paul

Reminder: Caucus for Franklin Democratic Town Committee - 12 PM Saturday, June 3

:::Tomorrow:::Join Us!

View this email in your browser Our Caucus is Saturday, June 3 at 12 PM Please join us to participate in our annual gathering to elect leaders to represent Franklin Democrats for the Commonwealth.  There was an error in a prior message stating the caucus begins at 1. The meeting is not at 1 PM, it is at 12 PM. SHIRTS ARE IN! Have you paid your dues? If so, come to the meeting and pick it up. Haven't given dues yet? No problem. Just come with a contribution and you'll be able to get one. Reminder: Caucus for Franklin Democratic Town Committee - 12 PM Saturday, June 3

Copyright © 2023 Franklin Democratic Town Committee, All rights reserved. Updates from the Franklin, MA Democratic Town Committee Our mailing address is: Franklin Democratic Town Committee 24 Daniels Street Franklin, MA 02038.