Franklin Police Dept Missing Person Alert: Jazlyn Rodrigues, 15, of Franklin

"The Franklin Police Department is looking for the public’s assistance in locating Jazlyn Rodrigues, 15, of Franklin. Jazlyn Rodrigues is a Hispanic female with dark curly hair with blonde highlights. She was last seen wearing a grey sweatshirt, black pants, and black sneakers.

She was last seen on October 10, 2023, around 7 pm after leaving her residence at 200 Woodview Way in Franklin. Jazlyn is entered as a missing person in NCIC.

Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is advised to contact 911 or the Franklin Police Department at 508-528-1212."

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Franklin Police Dept Missing Person Alert: Jazlyn Rodrigues, 15, of Franklin

Franklin Police - Missing Person Alert - party has been located. Thank you

Via Franklin Police reverse 911 alert 

Please be on the look out for Kathleen Wilcox, an 81 female last seen wearing bright green sweatpants and possibly a green t-shirt.  Last scene near her residence at Glen Meadow around 7am.  If located please contact Franklin PD 508-528-1212. 

updated: party has been located.  Thank you 

Kathleen Wilcox (FPD photo)

In the News: missing woman located; Ben Franklin readathon held

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"Police have located Kayla Quagan, the Franklin resident who was reported missing over the weekend. 

“The subject of a well-being check has been located, and completed. Nothing further in this incident will be released,” reads a statement issued by Franklin police on Wednesday morning. 

Police asked for the public’s help locating Quagan late Sunday night, stating the 35-year-old had been reported missing by her roommate on Saturday. Quagan was last seen in person with her small dog, named Jimmy, on Friday morning, according to police."

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https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20200122/franklin-police-have-located-woman-reported-missing-over-weekend

"For the third year in a row, Franklin Public Library held a “readathon” of the entirety of Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography on Jan 16, timed to mark the 313th anniversary of Franklin’s birth. 

Dozens of readers took turns reading the often lively and amusing recollections of the American statesman, written by Franklin late in his life. Published first in French after his death, according to Wikipedia, “The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” also became the first full-length audiobook in history -- voiced by actor Michael Rye and released in 1969. 

His donations of books to the newly formed town of Franklin, which was the first named in his honor, became the nucleus of the Franklin Public library, the oldest public library the United States. 

Among the readers contributing their time were several Dean College students, Dean president Dr. Paula Rooney, Republican State Committeewoman Patricia Saint Aubin, Democratic state Rep. Jeffrey Roy, Susan Speers from the Metacomet Land Trust, and both Lynn Calling and Laura Often from the Franklin Food Pantry.

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https://franklin.wickedlocal.com/news/20200121/ben-franklin-birthday-marked-with-reading-of-statesmans-autobiography

Yes, I did as well. I stumbled through pronouncing a quote in Latin (no, I did not have a class in Latin) but aside from that felt good about the reading. It was interesting to step back into Ben's time to read his words in the Library he helped inspire! https://t.co/9yccA0dd8R

— Steve Sherlock (@FranklinMatters) January 17, 2020

Franklin Police: Media Release, Missing Person Update - 1/20/20 PM

Media Release, Missing Person Update

January 20, 2020

4:05 PM

Franklin, Massachusetts: The investigation into the missing person Kayla QUAGAN's well being remains active at this time. Franklin Police detectives are following up on information being received from public contacts, and other law enforcement agencies. At this time the investigation indicates that QUAGAN remains in the area, and has been seen on video. 

The Franklin Police remain committed to ensuring QUAGAN's well being, however at this time there is no indication that she remains out of contact other than by her own choice.

Franklin Police: Media Release, Missing Person Update - 1/20/20 PM

 
Shared from the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinma.gov/police-department/news/media-release-missing-person-update

Franklin Police: Media Release, Missing Person

Media Release, Missing Person

January 19, 2020

23:20 hrs

Franklin, Massachusetts: The Franklin Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating female party reported missing on 1/18/2020. Kayla QUAGAN, age 35 of Franklin was last seen on January 17th, 2020 in the morning hours. QUAGAN's vehicle is a 2009 gray Honda bearing Massachusetts registration 8CJ415. QUAGAN also was last seen with her small dog, named Jimmy.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of QUAGAN is asked to call the Franklin Police Department at (508) 528-1212. At this time this is just a check for well being.

QUAGAN has been entered into the national missing person's database. Any agency with contact with her, or with the vehicle, is asked to contact Franklin Police.

Franklin Police: Media Release, Missing Person

"they put in all that time, and they donated to the town"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"When artists from Wheaton College went to the Franklin Sculpture Park earlier this month to finish an art installment they had been working on, they found their entire project dismantled. 

The project, which involved hanging 116 blank, Tyvek-covered books onto branches in the park, was meant to commemorate the donation of books from Benjamin Franklin to the town, marking the first public library in the United States. 

The fishing lines are still visible on many tree branches. Wheaton art professor Kelly Goff confirmed that the lines were cut intentionally, but could not provide further detail, aside from the fact that his class was upset by the occurrence. The books were tied high up on some trees, making the action of cutting them down difficult without being noticed at night when the incident allegedly occurred. Police were unable to respond to comment. 

Linda Kabat, former coordinator at the Franklin Arts Center and manager of the Franklin Sculpture Park, said she was disheartened by the incident. She said the artists often expect damage, but this was not the work of a windy day."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171211/franklin-sculpture-park-vandalism-devastating

some of the 100 books hanging from the trees framed Ursus

Related post
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2017/12/missing-100-sculptures-at-sculpture-park.html

“We want him home”

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"The parents of a missing 20-year-old Franklin man spoke Wednesday of their desperate hope to see their son returned to them as the search continued for a fourth day. 

Nancy and Dan Doherty said to reporters that they were devastated and heartbroken that their son, Michael Doherty, had not yet returned. 

“(We) don’t wish this on anyone - ever - and we just want our son home,” said Nancy Doherty. 

She said their son, whom she called the love of their lives, had made many friends, some of whom had traveled to Franklin in hopes of helping with the search, though they have held off in order to not interfere with police efforts."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20170517/doherty-family-heartbroken-over-missing-son

Police Alert: missing 20 year old, male,  last seen in the Phyllis Lane area of Franklin

Franklin Alert: Missing Elderly Female (King St area) FOUND

Good Morning. This is Gary Premo, with the Franklin Police Department, calling a targeted audience seeking your help. 

We are looking for a missing 76 y/o white female with mild dementia who walked away from her assisted living residence of 656 King Street at about 1 am today. 

Her name is Esther Hicks; 5'7", gray shoulder length hair, last seen wearing black pants, red jacket, wears glasses. 

If you see someone matching this description, please call 911. 

Thank you for you help. Goodbye.

And updated at 7:17 AM

Hello. Gary Premo calling once again to advise you that, thanks to a call from a resident, our missing party has been located. After being medically cleared, she will return home. Thank you. Goodbye.

This e-mail has been sent to you by TOWN OF FRANKLIN. To maximize their communication with you, you may be receiving this e-mail in addition to a phone call with the same message. 

In the News - Matthew Glass Found Alive

Matthew was found in Dedham Thursday evening
http://www.milforddailynews.com/topstories/x985874800/UPDATE-Matthew-Glass-found

Matthew's truck was found in Boston
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x438806412/Missing-Wrentham-teen-Matthew-Glass-truck-found-in-Boston

FDP Board Member Diane Glass's son (Matt) is missing.

Dear FDP Members:

We just received word that Diane Glass's teenage son Matt is missing. Many of you know Diane. She is a member of the Franklin Downtown Partnership Board of Directors.

Please help us get the word out by sending the link below to your e-mail lists.  Matt has been missing since Tuesday and may have been visiting Northeastern University on Tuesday.  If anyone has a student at the university please forward Matt's photo.

Thank you for your assistance.  We need your help.

Lisa Piana

Executive Director

Here is the link-  https://local.nixle.com/alert/4733874/

Missing cat - Lockewood neighborhood

Bourbon is missing from its Lockewood Drive home.

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If found please contact Donna (phone number in document)