Franklin Food Pantry adjusts hours in anticipation of storm

"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

https://twitter.com/FranklinFoodPan/status/1635411849134108674

Franklin Food Pantry adjusts hours in anticipation of storm

FPS: Winter Storm Update: Storm still in process, decision Tuesday about 5:30 AM

 February 1, 2021

Dear Franklin Community,

We are monitoring the weather forecast carefully and we have been in touch with the Department of Public Works for the Town of Franklin. At this time, the storm is still occurring and is forecast to snow for a few more hours, before turning to mixed precipitation, and then rain. This rain/snow line and the timing of its transition will be very important in determining the overall amount of snow and its impact on our community.

It is early to tell the exact impact of the storm. We will monitor the weather forecast overnight into the early morning hours and provide a decision tomorrow around 5:30 AM. We will inform you first thing in the morning about the plan for tomorrow through our multiple avenues including e-mail, text, our website, phone calls, social media, and news outlets.


Kindly,

Franklin Public Schools

 

Shared from the Franklin Public Schools page

https://www.franklinps.net/district/bulletins/winter-storm-information

FPS: Winter Storm Update: Storm still in process, decision Tuesday about 5:30 AM

 

MBTA Commuter Rail: Expect Commuter Rail delays across the system

"Please expect severe delays on all Commuter Rail Line trains due to power outages, flooding and downed trees or wires issues caused by last night storm.

Affected routes:

• Newburyport/Rockport Line
• Haverhill Line
• Lowell Line
• Fitchburg Line
• Framingham/Worcester Line
• Needham Line
• Franklin Line
• Fairmount Line
• Providence/Stoughton Line
• Middleborough/Lakeville Line
• Kingston/Plymouth Line
• Greenbush Line

Last Updated: Oct 17 2019 06:43 AM"

MBTA Commuter Rail: Expect Commuter Rail delays across the system

NationalGrid: We weathered these storms together

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We weathered these storms together Over the past two weeks, our region was hit with three consecutive weather events—each causing significant damage to our electricity network and leaving thousands of you, our customers, without power. The work required to repair the network and restore power was labor-intensive and time consuming.  And we realize how disruptive these outages were for you. It tested our patience. And we know it tested yours. As we reflect on this challenging time, we also feel incredibly grateful for the outstanding efforts of so many in our communities, including: The emergency responders and municipal officials who worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of the communities they serve and who were also so instrumental in the coordination and prioritization of our response efforts; and The many volunteers who helped provide a warm place to go or food, water, and supplies to those who most needed assistance. It would be impossible to thank all of these emergency responders individually.  So, in their honor, National Grid has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross to support disaster relief efforts in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Finally, we are proud of the efforts of our crews and the hundreds of contractors who traveled from near and far to assist in our restoration efforts.  These men and women are incredibly motivated to serve you. And the countless expressions of thanks they received from so many of our customers—who took the time to display homemade signs, offer them coffee or just share a wave and a smile—gave them the boost they needed to get the job done. Thank you for that. Rest assured, our work doesn't end here. We'll continue to refine our planning and response as we remain ready for whatever else Mother Nature throws our way.  In the meantime, we thank you for weathering these storms with us.   Connect Now Visit us at nationalgridus.com

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October Storm Update 11/2/11

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "TOWN OF FRANKLIN" <email@blackboardconnect.com>
Date: Nov 2, 2011 3:00 PM
Subject: October Storm Update 11/2/11
To: <shersteve@gmail.com>

Good Afternoon. This is Gary Premo calling with a final update on the Nor' Easter snow storm. National Grid reports 221 customers remain without power. If you are still affected, please contact them direct at 1-800-322-3223. ALL public schools will be open tomorrow 11/3. A reminder that Halloween trick-or-treating has been rescheduled for Friday 11/4. Thank you for your patience during this event. Thank you and goodbye. To listen to the above message, you will need audio software and speakers on your computer. 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. If you wish to discontinue this service, please inform TOWN OF FRANKLIN either IN PERSON, by US MAIL, or by TELEPHONE at (508) 520-4938. THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS IS NOT MONITORED. Please do not reply to this e-mail as we are not able to respond to messages sent to this address.