Greco Design says thanks for the support during the pop up winter

Greco Design says thanks for the support during the pop up winter 

via Greco Design

"A huge thank you for all the support these past few months! 

You can purchase my items online - link = https://grecodesignshop.com/ - and in select local shops. 

Also follow me here for updates "

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Register O'Donnell Thanks Contributors to Registry's Annual Holiday Food Drive

 Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O'Donnell today expressed his sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed to the Registry's 2025 Annual Holiday Food Drive. With the help of the local community, The Registry collected over 100 pounds of food this year.

"I am thankful that so many Norfolk County residents, including our employees and title examiners, took the opportunity to donate and to help those with hardships during this holiday season. We received a lot of pastas, sauces, soups, cereals, canned vegetables, and household products," stated Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O'Donnell.

Register O'Donnell Thanks Contributors
to Registry's Annual Holiday Food Drive

The non-perishable food collected during the drive will be dispensed to several pantries throughout Norfolk County.

Register O'Donnell stated, "While the holiday food drive has ended, it does not stop hunger from affecting many of our neighbors. There is definitely a need for more food assistance. Household expenses are higher due to the cost of home heating fuel and increased food costs. These increased costs disproportionately impact some Norfolk County families."

Today, according to the latest Project Bread statistics, 37% of all households in Massachusetts are considered food insecure. Furthermore, the Greater Boston Food Bank reports that child-level food insecurity—where parents must reduce or alter the food their children eat due to financial constraints—affected 43% of households with children in Massachusetts in 2024.

Register O'Donnell concluded by saying, "I urge residents to consider dropping off supplies at their local pantries. Besides food, many pantries are requesting toiletries and paper products. Dropping off a donation at your local food pantry can make a world of difference to a struggling family, especially in the winter months when the cost of fuel can play havoc with a family's budget."

For a list of food pantries in the 28 communities that make up Norfolk County, please visit the Registry of Deeds website at www.norfolkdeeds.org, go to the top of the menu bar, click on News and Events and then in the drop-down box click on Norfolk County Food Pantries.

To learn more about these and other Registry of Deeds events and initiatives, "like" us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/norfolkdeeds. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @norfolkdeeds.

The Norfolk County Registry of Deeds, located at 649 High St., Dedham, is the principal office for real property in Norfolk County. The Registry is a resource for homeowners, title examiners, mortgage lenders, municipalities, and others with a need for secure, accurate, and accessible land record information. All land record research information can be found on the Registry's website, www.norfolkdeeds.org. Residents in need of assistance can contact the Registry of Deeds Customer Service Center at (781) 461-6101 or email us at registerodonnell@norfolkdeeds.org.

Pamela Cusack, President of Salon Elan, Inc says Thanks to the Community

Pamela Cusack, President of Salon Elan, Inc says "Thanks" to the community. Pam is retiring after 30 years doing business.

Pamela Cusack, President of Salon Elan, Inc says Thanks to the Community

The LiveARTS String Quartet says Thank you !!!

Dear music lover,

WOWWWW!!!

What an incredible concert experience we had on November 16 at the Franklin Historical Museum! The place was absolutely PACKED. In fact, it was standing room only, with 90 people in attendance and only about 70 chairs!

Here you are, our beautiful audience! Do you see yourself??

Here you are, our beautiful audience! Do you see yourself??

By the massive turnout for this concert, the people of Franklin and surrounding towns send a message to us loud and clear:

WE WANT THE LIVEARTS STRING QUARTET

HERE IN FRANKLIN!!

We hear you, and we THANK YOU for giving us a clear mandate to continue working hard to make a full season of concerts possible!

At this season of Thanksgiving, the LASQ has much to be grateful for...

To those who attended the concert, thank you SO very much for being there, we loved having you!

And if you didn't attend, thank you for staying tuned with these emails -- we are working hard to make it possible to present more concerts, and we hope you'll be able to make it to another one!

And extra special gratitude to all those who made donations at the door! So many cash donations were coming in that it was impossible to track and source them all.

So please accept our deepest thanks to each of you right here. Every dollar made a difference!

Voices of Franklin: Jane Callaway-Tripp says "Thank you, Franklin"

Thank You, Franklin

I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the residents of Franklin for the support, trust, and encouragement you've shown me throughout this election. Winning a seat on the Town Council is a humbling honor, and I am committed to serving every resident—whether you voted for me or not—with integrity, compassion, and fairness.

To those who placed your trust in me, thank you. I will continue to be the person you elected: someone who listens, advocates, and works hard to represent our shared values. To those who did not vote for me, I want you to know I am here for you too. I hope to earn your trust through my actions and dedication.

Regardless of outcome, I want to thank everyone who took the time to vote. Local elections are the foundation of good governance. If we are not strong locally, we cannot be strong at the state or federal level. True civic engagement begins at home—with each of us showing up, speaking out, and participating.

Congratulations to all who won seats on the Council. We may not agree on every issue, but we share a commitment to Franklin's future. Let's work together to preserve the character and spirit of the town we all love.

To the incumbents who were not re-elected: thank you for your service. We may have disagreed at times, but your years of dedication mattered. Public service is never easy, and your time, effort, and resilience deserve respect.

As we move forward, let's remember: our schools, buildings, and roads are just structures. It's the people who make Franklin what it is. At the end of the day, each and every one of us is Franklin.

With gratitude,  

Jane Callaway-Tripp  

Franklin Town Councilor

If you have something to say, you can find the guidelines here
https://www.franklinmatters.org/2011/03/introducing-voices-of-franklin.html

Voices of Franklin: Jane Callaway-Tripp says "Thank you, Franklin"

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

Escape Into Fiction says thank you!

"Thank you to @TOFranklinMA @FranklinDowntwn the State of #Massachusetts @FranklinMatters and our #customers in #franklinMA (#Franklin )!! 

We couldn't have made it this far without your #support. #SmallBusinesses matter and we are humbled by your generosity! 

#MerryChristmas"   Shared from Twitter: https://t.co/x0cI37AVkm  or   https://twitter.com/EscapeIntoFictn/status/1474541635740618753

Escape Into Fiction says thank you!

Framers Market closes out season with a BIG Thank You!

"Our 2021 Franklin Farmers Market Season officially came to a close this past Friday & we want to give a BIG thank you to all of the amazing vendors we were lucky enough to have!

You all are incredibly amazing & hard-working individuals and we hope to welcome all of you back next year for an even bigger and better Farmers Market season!

Thank you also to the customers and community who came out every week to support the awesome vendors. The vendors wouldn't keep coming back if it wasn't for you.

Finally, thank you to community organizations as well for all the collaborations this season @masscultural @franklinculturalcouncil02038 @franklinpubliclibrary  @hockomockymca  @FrAgComMa @franklinmapolice @deanbankma and @franklin_recreation 

See you in 2022 all!"

 

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Framers Market closes out season with a BIG Thank You!

Voices of Franklin: CPA for Franklin Committee says "Thank you"

The CPA for Franklin Committee is both grateful and inspired by the vote to adopt the Community Preservation Act. Franklin is one of nine communities to pass the ballot issue, which will bring opportunities for historical preservation, set aside open space, enhance and build recreational areas, and create affordable housing.

 

Several steps will be taken in the coming year to implement Franklin’s CPA. The Town Council will enact a local bylaw and a Community Preservation Committee (CPC) will be formed. The state mandates that a designated representative must come from five town boards: the Historical Commission, the Planning Board, the Housing Authority, the Conservation Commission, and the Board of Park Commissioners or other town recreation committee. 

 

In addition, four more members may be appointed from the public, local government, or other municipal boards or committees. The CPC will accept applications for review and recommendation. At least 10% of each year's fund must be set aside for historical preservation, open space/recreation and affordable housing. The remaining 70% can be designated for any eligible category under CPA.

 

We are confident that many in Franklin have the foresight and energy to propose projects that can be submitted to the CPC. Next year will be the beginning of welcome changes to Franklin.

 

Monique B. Doyle

Chair, CPA for Franklin

 

 

Voices of Franklin: CPA for Franklin Committee says "Thank you"

Franklin Food Pantry: Thank you for showing us that we are all in this together

"The past few months have been challenging to say the least. In early March when we were faced with the start of the Covid-19 crisis we weren't sure what was going to happen. We didn't know how many new neighbors we'd need to welcome into our Pantry and we didn't know how we'd be able to serve them and all of our existing neighbors.

Almost overnight we were able to change our operations and serve our neighbors with a prepackaged bag of self stable foods, fresh produce and choice of protein via a drive up service. We were ready to help them and we will continue to be ready to serve throughout this pandemic and whenever this pandemic is over, we will be ready to serve all those who need this.

We couldn't do this without you. Through your generosity, you have helped us meet our neighbors' needs. Every donation coming in allows us to purchase fresh produce, shelf-stable food, proteins like frozen beef and chicken, and even bags to pack the food in. Your support also allows us to keep the lights on, fill the Pantry truck with gas, and keep our doors open for all who need us.

Our local businesses have also stepped up to help us. Thank you to:

• JH Pokory Associates
• CVS
• Target
• Thermo Fisher
• Wal-Mart

Again, thank you. This experience, while being so uncertain and sad, has also shown us such hope. Margaret Mead said it best, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."

Your generosity and thoughtfulness is making Franklin just a little bit brighter. You inspire us everyday. Thank you for showing us - and the community - that we are all in this together. "


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To donate to the Franklin Food Pantry  https://www.franklinfoodpantry.org/
 

Franklin Veterans Council: Thank you Starbucks!

Thank you Starbucks for supporting 

Franklin veterans!

John Hefele (pictured far right) of the Franklin Veterans Council recently presented Starbucks, Route 140 in Franklin, with a certificate of appreciation for their support of the Franklin veterans monthly coffee socials. 

Pictured left to right are Starbucks team members Liam Palacious, Helen Donovan, Courtney Clark and John Hefele

This was shared from the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinma.gov/veterans-services/news/thank-you-starbucks

Starbucks says "Thanks!"

Hello, 

I wanted to thank you for all your support with our hiring event at the Franklin Starbucks! We had 11 people show and hired 9! So again we thank you. 

I wanted to put it out there we at Starbucks would he happy to provide coffee for our town community events. 

If anything is needed my contact information is below 

Diana Pompeu
Franklin Starbucks Store Manager
774-277-5543

Franklin Starbucks - Hiring Event - was held on Nov 5, 2018

 https://www.franklinmatters.org/2018/10/franklin-starbucks-hiring-event-nov-5.html

Franklin Downtown Partnership: Thank You for the Beautification of Franklin

Hats Off to Volunteers & Sponsors

THANK YOU FOR A SUCCESSFUL BEAUTIFICATION EVENT! Thank you to all the volunteers and sponsors that made this year's Beautification Day a success. A special thank you to Eileen Mason who is our fearless leader and makes it all happen each and every year. Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors! GOLD: D.G. Ranieri Real Estate Eileen Mason of RE/MAX Executive Realty SILVER: Atria - Franklin Auerr, Zajac and Associates Middlesex Savings Bank Nerds to Go - Franklin Oteri Funeral Home, Inc. Roche and Roche, P.C. Tom Fricker Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc Vet Med Pet Supplies BRONZE: Draper and Kramer Mortgage Corp. Fenton Financial Group Flynn|Wirkus|Young Glen Meadow Apartments Teen Revolution Franklin Downtown Partnership • 774-571-3109 • FranklinDowntownPartnership.org  ‌  ‌

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St. Vincent de Paul: Baby Bottle Drive Thank You and The Lenten Food Collection

Baby Bottle Drive Thanks

The St. Vincent de Paul would like to thank all who donated to this year’s Baby Bottle Drive. All of the funds received will go to the Abundant Hope Pregnancy Resource Center in Attleboro.

Your contributions make a significant difference in the lives of families in need.
Thank you for your willingness to help raise money and to support those in our community.

Lenten Offering

In observance of the season of Lent, our St. Vincent de Paul Society is asking people to consider bringing one item for the food pantry on each weekend of Lent.

Suggestions for each weekend are:

• February 24/25 - cereal
• March 3/4 - jars of spaghetti sauce
• March 10/11 - juices, coffee, cocoa
• March 17/18 - jelly, jam
• March 24/25 - canned tuna and chicken
• March 31/ April 1 - crackers and snacks

All donations may be placed in the boxes at the doors of the church on those weekends. Donations may also be dropped off anytime during the week. When a person calls St. Mary’s in need of food, two Vincentians pack up bags of food and bring them to the person. Thank you for helping us to make a difference in our corner of the world!

St. Vincent de Paul: Baby Bottle Drive Thank You and The Lenten Food Collection

Franklin Food Pantry: Wow!

December 2017    Thank you!    Dear Friends, "Wow" is the word that comes to mind when I look back at the last few weeks of our busiest time of year. I am touched by a community that has such tremendous capacity to think of, and do for, others. The spirit of giving throughout the season was embraced by all ages. Davis Thayer students once again embarked on their trek through town to deliver goods to the Pantry. In the month of November alone, community groups held 30 food and fund drives bringing in 10,000 pounds of food! The Franklin Food Elves Campaign was the most successful drive in its 12-year history, giving us the means to purchase fresh food to supplement the product donations. The Franklin Turkey Trot broke all records with nearly 1,000 people coming out to support the Pantry.  On the receiving end of this generosity are 1,000 individuals, including nearly 300 children, who will be less hungry because of your gifts. They will have enough nutritious food to enjoy the holidays without the distraction of hunger. They will have access to food and personal care essentials throughout the winter because of your support in recent weeks. This week, when we finished our ham dinner distribution to more than 200 families, I felt a huge sense of pride in being part of such a giving community. A group of supporters, donors and volunteers, who made it possible for our clients to enjoy the comfort of a holiday meal with their loved ones. A compassionate community that continues to help us fight hunger. I cannot thank all of you enough. May you have an especially wonderful holiday season full of as much joy as you have brought to so many others. Erin  End-of-Year Giving Remember that the need continues long after the holidays are over. There's still time to make a donation before the end of the year. You can make a monetary gift online here; or mail a check payable to the Franklin Food Pantry to P.O. Box 116, Franklin, MA 02038. Mail that is postmarked by December 31 is tax-deductible for 2017. Thank you for your support! Additional leadership gift and corporate sponsor opportunities available, for details please email Erin Lynch erin@franklinfoodpantry.org Franklin Food Pantry       www.franklinfoodpantry.org  Our facility is generously donated by Rockland Trust. We are located at 43 West Central Street, Franklin MA, on Route 140 in the Rockland Trust parking lot,  across the street from the fire station.

Franklin Food Pantry, 43 West Central Street, PO Box 116, Franklin, MA 02038 Sent by erin@franklinfoodpantry.org in collaboration with Try it free today

FPAC: Thank you for your support on #GivingTuesday!

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Thank you for your support of FPAC on Giving Tuesday!  

We are happy to announce that we exceeded our goal and raised $3099.00  for equipment to help us light the stage at THE BLACK BOX!!  

We are excited that with your support, we are able to purchase a follow spot and several lighting instruments to enhance our theatrical lighting system.  

To our FPAC village - we are exceedingly grateful and look forward to seeing you at one of the holiday productions still to come in 2017.  

We wish you happy holidays filled with wonderful music and great live entertainment! 

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