All are welcome!
Bike Tour hosted by the Master Plan Update Committee and Community Services, Facilities & Circulation.
We will visit Franklin's streets, schools, public works, emergency services and library.
Sunday, November 5th ~ 9 AM ~ Starting at Horace Mann Middle School
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| Master Plan Bike Tour - November 5th - starts at 9 AM at Horace Mann Middle School |
"Do your kids love chocolate?
Chocolate Factory Tours for kids available
Show them how to make it first hand with Wright Old School Production Tours!
This fun 45 minute Factory Tour will take them through the process & they’ll even leave with a treat or two.
Tap the link in our bio to schedule yours today!"
"We are so grateful for the support we've received so far!
We are now inviting the public to participate to help us reach our campaign goal!
Click here to donate: https://t.co/I4njZXGUTx
Click here to sign up for a tour! https://t.co/0Q0jpHk2gx"
Shared from Twitter -> https://t.co/lPXNEKPbud
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| The Franklin Food Pantry invites you to help reach the building campaign goal |
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| Electric Youth 2023 Bon Voyage Concert |
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| Electric Youth 2023 European Tour Dates |
FM #609 = This is the Franklin Matters radio show, number 609 in the series.
This shares the Community Preservation Committee meeting that was held on Tuesday, September 21, 2021.
The meeting was conducted in a hybrid mode; committee members present were in the Council Chambers, along with some public participants and the Town Administration staff. Others were able to via the Zoom conference bridge.
Links to the meeting agenda and my notes are in the show notes. The meeting recording runs about fifty minutes (~50 mins). Let’s listen to the Community Preservation Committee meeting for Sep 21
** Audio file -> https://player.captivate.fm/episode/083c2b2f-c461-41ca-8e6a-0e7a3c453b74
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Meeting agenda (including connection info) ->
https://www.franklinma.gov/community-preservation-committee/agenda/cpc-agenda-4
My notes captured via Twitter and shared here in summary form
https://www.franklinmatters.org/2021/09/recap-community-preservation-committee.html
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| Questions on housing being answered by Town Administrator Jamie Hellen |
Those Fabulous Microcars - Monday June 14 at 11 AM via zoom
Whether you think they are hilarious or amazing, the array of ultra-tiny cars popular in the decades after World War II (especially in Europe and Japan) are visually intriguing mechanical marvels. Parodied as “bubble cars” or refrigerators on wheels, these 1-6 passenger vehicles with tiny engines were engineered to get an impoverished, war-ravaged world back on the road. Alan Earls, local historian and microcar aficionado (the first car he ever drove was a micro) will share slides, stories and insights for “car geeks” or anyone with an interest in the unusual…
A Night at the Theatre: Tour of the Wang Theater - ZOOM-June 17 at 6 PM “A Night at the Theatre” - Experience the beauty and wonder of the historic Wang Theatre live in your home through our Virtual Tour!
Go behind the scenes of one of Boston’s most prominent landmarks! Guests will go behind the scenes and see hallways walked by entertainers like Bruce Springsteen, Ella Fitzgerald, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Queen, Elton John, Lady Gaga, Liza Minnelli and more! This is not a prerecorded video; each tour is led by a trained guide that will take viewers through the building and backstage and answer questions about its unique history; from its roots as a hotel and glamorous days as a movie “cathedral”, to today’s role as an impressive venue for performances and events. Please register for this zoom event by emailing adoggett@franklinma.gov
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| Historical Museum Tour (take 2) Thursday at 1 PM |
"The Massachusetts Walking Tour -- this year highlighting the local area’s Ten Mile River Watershed -- runs June 17 through 29. All on foot, the traveling musicians give a free concert in each community they stop at and host daily community hikes to bring awareness to local natural resources. In each town, they invite local performers to share the stage with them, promoting local arts and culture in the process.From June 2019
Like traveling minstrels of old, songwriters Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richards are getting ready to pack up their instruments and other gear and take their show on the road.
The pair is marking the 10th year of their Massachusetts Walking Tour - this year highlighting the region’s Ten Mile River Watershed."
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| Massachusetts Walking Tour - 2019 |
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| Franklin Library: "Welcome to the Graveyard" - Nov 15 - 6:30 PM |
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