Join me at the Milford (Mass.) Town Library on October 4, when I’ll take a look back at the Cape’s greatest storms. dwCapeCod.com/events
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Local author Don Wilding shares stories on the Cape Cod storms - Oct 4 |
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Join me at the Milford (Mass.) Town Library on October 4, when I’ll take a look back at the Cape’s greatest storms. dwCapeCod.com/events
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Local author Don Wilding shares stories on the Cape Cod storms - Oct 4 |
"Neighbors & volunteers, wintery weather is on the way!
The Pantry will be open for regular daytime, in-person shopping tomorrow, 3/14/23.
Curbside Shopping has been moved to 1 PM - 2:30 PM tomorrow. There will be NO curbside from 5:30-7:00.
If Franklin Public Schools are closed, The Pantry is closed." https://t.co/OpwTcElKiA
Franklin Food Pantry adjusts hours in anticipation of storm |
The audio recorded message from Town of Franklin DPW Director Robert (Brutus) Cantoreggi with the notices on the trash delay, recycling center closure, and parking ban - all in advance of the storm forecasted for Friday, Feb 25, 2022.
Audio file -> https://franklin-ma-matters.captivate.fm/episode/town-of-franklin-storm-notices-02-24-2022
Town of Franklin: DPW Recorded Message with the storm notices for Feb 25, 2022 |
Dear Franklin community,
The weather forecast is calling for light snow to begin this morning with heavier snow showers developing in the afternoon making dismissal difficult.
Therefore, we will hold school (both in-person/hybrid and remote) today, Tuesday, February 9, on a half day schedule. Schools will be dismissed as follows:
Snow day decisions never please everyone. The rationale for a half day involves preserving in person learning wherever possible, as we know that this face to face time is of great value to our students. Throughout this winter season, we are keeping track of the impact of these decisions on our different cohorts and we will make adjustments, if we are able.
As always on snowy days, parents/guardians may exercise their discretion to keep their child home if they feel it is unsafe.
Stay safe and warm.
Kind regards,
Sara Ahern
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A winter storm is approaching this evening and will be with us until tomorrow. Please make note of the following alerts:
Stay safe!
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Urgent: Winter Storm Alerts |
"Residents should consider downloading the @nationalgridus app on their phones where you can report power outages, monitor restoration and much more. @FranklinMAFire "
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Town of Franklin, MA: Storm emergency reminder |
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Franklin Residents: Storm Update March 8, 2018 |
Due to snow all Franklin Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday-no activities /all school buildings closed @giphy https://t.co/dO5YDltYOL— Franklin Public, MA (@FranklinPSNews) March 13, 2017
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flags on the Town Common pegged out due to the wind |
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Franklin/Dean Station in the snow |
Good Morning. Gary Premo calling with an post storm update.
National Grid reports appr 1400 customers without power in Franklin. They will continue to work on restoring power throughout the day, and report all should be restored by 9pm tonight.
- If you encounter a downed wired, do not approach; call 911.
- If you need a hot shower, the YMCA has offered their facility at 45 Forge Hill Road.
- If you need to recharge electronic devices, you may do so at Fire HQ, 40 W Central St.
Thank you for listening; stay safe.
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National Grid 40 Sylvan Road Waltham, MA, 02451, U.S.A. |
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