Showing posts with label new england. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new england. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

High Limb Cider Welcomes Fall with Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice Lover and Dutch Apple Crisp

High Limb Cider, an award-winning New England craft cider brand known for pushing the cider category forward through bold flavors and fresh-pressed local apples, is celebrating the fall season with two limited edition ciders inspired by some of fall’s most nostalgic flavors: Pumpkin Spice Lover and Dutch Apple Crisp.

High Limb Cider Welcomes Fall with Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice Lover and Dutch Apple Crisp

Available in more than 1,000 retail locations across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, the two fall offerings showcase High Limb’s approach to pairing traditional New England cidermaking with modern, seasonally inspired flavors.


Every batch is built on 100% fresh-pressed New England apples, with no concentrate or artificial shortcuts, and a proprietary cold-fermentation and yeast selection process that preserves the fruit’s natural character.


While many pumpkin-inspired beverages rely on flavorings to create the signature fall taste, High Limb Cider takes a different approach with Pumpkin Spice Lover. Whole butternut squash is split and roasted in High Limb’s very own kitchens, using the real ingredients rather than relying solely on flavorings because fresh pumpkin is not readily available yet – and because, according to the High Limb team, it simply tastes better. The cider is caramelized with brown sugar, and conditioned on pumpkin spice, resulting in a subtle, integrated take on the classic fall flavor.


Dutch Apple Crisp features fall spices and notes of brown sugar, oatmeal, and crisp apple, then blends in vanilla bean for a creamy mouthfeel reminiscent of the vanilla ice cream topping.


“Fall and cider have always gone hand in hand in New England, so these flavors give us a chance to have some fun with everything people love about the season,” said Jeremy Quaglia, Founder and Cidermaker of High Limb Cider. “With these fall ciders, we took something basic, and made it right. We wanted to capture that unmistakable feeling of fall by creating a recipe that could win over even the people who think they don’t like pumpkin cider or beer. At the same time, they still feel true to what we do at High Limb, starting with great New England apples and making sure the apple comes through in every sip.”


Pumpkin Spice Lover is available now through HighLimbCider.com and at retailers throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island for $10.99 per 4-pack. Dutch Apple Crisp, priced at $17.99 per 4-pack,  will be available for purchase on the website and at retailers in late September.


For more information, please visit HighLimbCider.com or contact sales@highlimbcider.com.


About High Limb Cider


Founded in 2014, High Limb Cider crafts unique, high-quality hard ciders using fresh-pressed local apples. Based in Plymouth, Massachusetts, High Limb is dedicated to innovating within the craft beverage space while refreshing the tradition of cider making. High Limb's unfiltered ciders offer a bold, full flavored cider experience. Learn more at highlimbcider.com


Friday, July 10, 2026

Roots & Branches: History of Soccer in Massachusetts June 14, 2026 (video)

Roots & Branches: History of Soccer in Massachusetts June 14, 2026 (video)
The presentation on "Roots & Branches: History of Soccer in Massachusetts" conducted at the Franklin Historical Museum, June 14, 2026 was recorded by Franklin TV and the video is now available for replay.




Thursday, April 30, 2026

FPAC Golf Tourney scheduled for June 10 - at New England Country Club

The FPAC Golf Tournament is coming up fast.  We are very excited to make this year’s tourney bigger and better.

Take a day off work for a charitable cause, and test your skills in 18 holes of golf at the New England Country Club! Compete with friends, family, and co-workers for on-course hole contests (50/50 Hole, Closest to the Pin, Longest Drive) and raffle prizes!

Golf proceeds support FPAC programming and THE BLACK BOX while encouraging the development of emerging artists. FPAC’s fundraising events help bring world-class talent to perform in downtown Franklin, amplifying the cultural fabric of MetroWest Boston.

For additional info and to register - https://fpaconline.com/golf-tournament/



Monday, March 23, 2026

FHS Cheerleaders took 2nd Place at New England’s

FHS Cheer took 2nd Place at New England’s at Worcester State on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
The video of their cheer routine =   https://www.facebook.com/share/v/182ZJGMaqK/

FHS Cheerleaders took 2nd Place at New England’s
FHS Cheerleaders took 2nd Place at New England’s 

Monday, March 16, 2026

FHS' Woodall & Sauer gain wrestling success at New England's

FHS' Woodall & Sauer gain wrestling success at New England's
FHS' Woodall & Sauer gain wrestling
success at New England's
"Big accomplishment for Franklin Wrestling!

Two Franklin wrestlers had an incredible showing at the New England Championships.

🏆 John Woodhall – 1st Place
🥉 Jack Sauer – 4th Place

Competing against the top wrestlers from across New England, both athletes showed tremendous determination, toughness, and heart on the mat. 

The community is proud of you both!"



Sunday, September 8, 2024

TEDxNew England scheduled for Groton Hill Music Center - Sep 25

TEDxNewEngland will host its inaugural conference on September 25, 2024, at the Groton Hill Music Center in Groton, Massachusetts.

Join the brightest minds in science at our 2024 conference, where we’ll spotlight groundbreaking scientific ideas, featuring 11 brilliant speakers plus two performances.

Tickets and additional info -> https://tedxnewengland.com/events/2024

TEDxNew England scheduled for Groton Hill Music Center - Sep 25
TEDxNewEngland scheduled for Groton Hill Music Center - Sep 25


Thursday, March 23, 2023

Photos from the FHS Cheerleaders 1st place in New England

Thanks to the Zubs for creating the folder and sharing the album of photos of the FHS Cheerleaders team


Shared from Instagram (by following the links accordingly) ->   https://www.instagram.com/p/CqEoRwvKoAK/

Photos from the FHS Cheerleaders 1st place in New England
Photos from the FHS Cheerleaders 1st place in New England

Monday, March 20, 2023

Franklin High School Cheerleading take 1st place in New England


"2023 D1 New England Champions!!! 
Insanely proud of these athletes. What a great way to end the season!!!! 
💙🤍💙"  https://t.co/ygBM2IU4Gz


Shared from Twitter ->  https://twitter.com/FHScheer_/status/1637249232435331079
   
Franklin High School Cheerleading take 1st place in New England
Franklin High School Cheerleading take 1st place in New England

Thursday, June 10, 2021

FM #559 - Don Wilding talks "Shipwrecks of Cape Cod" - 06/01/21 (audio)

This session of the radio show shares my conversation with Franklin resident and author Don Wilding. We had our conversation outdoors, on the Town Common, albeit with some traffic and a gentle breeze. We were able to remove the sounds of the one truck that interfered. We had a pleasant talk about Don’s story, living in different parts of the Hockomock League area and now here in Franklin. 


It was exciting to be in person, my second time for a recording this year. We get into Don’s recent book: Shipwrecks of Cape Cod. He is out on a lecture circuit of sorts with a presentation on this book. 


The recording runs about 33 minutes, so let’s listen to my conversation with Don Wilding


Audio file = https://player.captivate.fm/episode/d9d1ec1a-fcbe-4527-9c85-e09fe9d3fb87



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Don Wilding’s page -> https://www.dwcapecod.com/ 


Shipwrecks of Cape Cod -> https://www.dwcapecod.com/books-articles 


Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/donwildingscapecod/ 



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Steve Sherlock (left) Don Wilding (right) on the Town Common
Steve Sherlock (left) Don Wilding (right) on the Town Common