FHS cross country results from the MSTCA McIntyre Meet

The FHS boys varsity team finished 7th in Division 1 and the girls varsity finished 14th. The JV, Freshman, Sophomore, and Varsity individual results from the meet are shown below.

The FHS results from the 8th Annual MSTCA Bob McIntyre Twilight Cross Country Meet

FHS Boys Junior Varsity

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
3	Barrow, Daniel	JR	Franklin	16:59.2
5	Goldman, Ryan	JR	Franklin	17:02.7
30	Shumway, Matthew	JR	Franklin	17:52.8
44	McKenna, Owen	SR	Franklin	18:09.8
46	Ross, Cooper	JR	Franklin	18:13.0
73	Jacobs, William	SR	Franklin	18:44.4
83	Siders, Zachary	SR	Franklin	18:50.7
87	Zaffino, Nicholas	JR	Franklin	18:53.1
116	Parkman, Bryce	SR	Franklin	19:15.6
195	Flynn, Ian	SR	Franklin	20:19.7

FHS Boys Freshman

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
4	Cashin, Luke	FR	Franklin	11:10.2
43	Walmsley, Declan	FR	Franklin	12:09.9
67	Quinn, Nicholas	FR	Franklin	12:26.8
68	Fila-Montgomery, Quinn	FR	Franklin	12:27.1
101	Bryan, Luke	FR	Franklin	12:52.9
165	Cerier, William	FR	Franklin	13:29.9
205	Whalen, Miles	FR	Franklin	13:53.6

FHS Girls Freshman

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
25	Hawkins , Sydney	FR	Franklin	13:51.6
76	Brady , Sydney	FR	Franklin	15:13.1
116	Rios , Fernanda	FR	Franklin	16:07.3
127	Siders, Jenna	FR	Franklin	16:24.2
145	Marchese , Kimberly	FR	Franklin	17:03.6
147	McCaffrey, Erin	FR	Franklin	17:05.0
154	Parker, Christine	FR	Franklin	17:11.1

FHS Girls Varsity

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
45	Clermont, Nicole	SR	Franklin	19:28.5
54	Hartnett, Kate	SR	Franklin	19:35.4
112	Cummings, Brianna	SR	Franklin	20:42.1
149	Walbert, Katrina	JR	Franklin	21:11.8
158	Gutkowski, Ella	SR	Franklin	21:18.8
186	Viera, Mary	JR	Franklin	21:41.4
189	DiGiacomo, Julia	JR	Franklin	21:43.7

FHS Boys Varsity

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
4	Brogan, Tyler	SO	Franklin	15:42.9
44	Regan, Mitchell	JR	Franklin	16:36.6
46	Linehan, Paul	SR	Franklin	16:38.2
71	Hagen, Michael	JR	Franklin	16:54.2
84	Goldsmith, Hayden	SR	Franklin	17:01.6
85	Harrington, Camden	SO	Franklin	17:02.0
87	Kehoe, Dylan	JR	Franklin	17:02.6

FHS Girls Sophomore

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
52	Giuliano, Sarah	SO	Franklin	23:20.4
76	Schratz, Gina	SO	Franklin	23:53.6
131	DeMarino , Emily	SO	Franklin	25:55.5
132	Forcina, Jacqueline	SO	Franklin	25:55.6
155	Myers, Kaylee	SO	Franklin	27:35.0
156	Modak, Samhita	SO	Franklin	27:59.2

FHS Girls JV

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
12	Osborne, Brandi	JR	Franklin	21:07.5
28	Kim, Kimiya	JR	Franklin	21:39.4
42	Malachowski, Stephanie	JR	Franklin	22:00.3
52	Barry, Erin	JR	Franklin	22:25.5
70	Bruns, Maura	JR	Franklin	22:42.4
76	Houlihan, Molly	SR	Franklin	22:48.5
103	Stavely, Kate	JR	Franklin	23:23.5
109	Cunniff, Hanna	SR	Franklin	23:28.8
142	Nesbit , Alexandra	JR	Franklin	24:04.7
144	Johnson , Caroline	JR	Franklin	24:05.3

FHS Boys Sophomore

Place	Name	Year	Team	Time
116	Whitmore, Cutler	SO	Franklin	19:14.8
166	Vining, Tyler	SO	Franklin	19:57.7
174	Angermeier, Josh	SO	Franklin	20:05.1
275	Dexter, CJ	SO	Franklin	23:52.2

For all the results from the McIntyre meet

https://directathletics.com/results/xc/11534

FHS Panthers

Updated: Readers for "A Favorite Poem Project" - Oct 25

FIVE MORE DAYS! In five more days, on October 25, 2017, My Favorite Poem Project will happen. 

Here's the line-up of readers. 
The order is alphabetical according to the poet.

• A Brave and Startling Truth by Maya Angelou, read by Dr. Dawn Poirier, Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Dean College 
• Caged Bird by Maya Angelou, read by students in Horace Mann's sixth grade 
• The Lanyard by Billy Collins, read by Franklin Library Director, Dr. Felicia Oti 
• Poem 341 Hope Is A Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson, read by Horance Mann teacher, Noreen Langmeyer 
• The Calf Path by Sam Foss, read by our Town Administrator, Jeff Nutting 
• Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, read by Franklin Cable TV, Ken Norman 
• The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, read by Jeffrey Roy our State Representative 
• Democracy by Langston Hughes, read by Horace Mann teacher, Joe Corey 
• Go Down Death, by James Weldon Johnson, read by Senior Scribbler, Clarice Cargill
  Untitled—by Barbara Karmelin, read by Senior Scribbler, Barbara Karmelin 
• If, by Rudyard Kipling, read by Jean Burke of the Norfolk Quill Writers' Group 
• Mother Earth's Hair by Charmagne Laprise, read by Senior Scribbler, Charmagne Laprise 
• If Only We Were Taller by Ray Bradbury, read by the Editor for the Country Gazette and Wicked Local Franklin, Heather Swails-McCarron 
• Mr. Macklin's Jack O'Lantern by David McCord, read by Faith Flaherty 
• Sleeping in the Forest by Mary Oliver, read by Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Sara Ahern 
• The Story of the Christmas Guest by Helen Steiner Rice, read by the President of Franklin Interfaith Council, Georgia Sander 
• Sick by Shel Silverstein, read by Franklin High School Principal, Paul Peri 
• I Am by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, read by Horace Mann Principal, Rebecca Motte

A Favorite Poem Project - Oct 25

If you have a poem you would like to read, please contact Faith Flaherty at faithflaherty@verizon.net

For more information on the Favorite Poem Project  http://www.favoritepoem.org/index.html

This was originally posted a while ago

http://www.franklinmatters.org/2017/10/a-favorite-poem-project-oct-25.html

SEPAC Halloween Hayride - Oct 27, 4:00 PM

"Come in your costume for a great afternoon at Tangerini's. We will go for a hayride, pick and paint pumpkins and visit the animals.

The event is open to all special needs students and their families at no cost.

Please RSVP to franklinsepac@gmail.com"

SEPAC Halloween Hayride - Oct 27, 4:00 PM

For additional info on the Franklin SEPAC group, visit then on the web at
http://franklinsepac.org/

Women's Fit Boxing - Next 5 week sessions begins Monday, Oct 23

Designed for women of all fitness levels, Women’s FIT Boxing will help you achieve a healthier and fit body and have a BLAST doing it! 

The Next 5 Week Session BEGINS THIS MONDAY, October 23rd

• 1 Class Per Week
• Member (CF and Fitness) $60
• Non-member Cost $75

• Unlimited Weekly
• Member (CF and Fitness) $115
• Non-member Cost $130

No Experience Needed!

TUESDAYS
6:30 PM-7:30 PM

FRIDAYS
5:30 AM-6:30 AM

FRIDAYS
*4:00 PM-5:00 PM BRING-A-FRIEND FRIDAY!

SATURDAYS
7:00 AM-8:00 AM

Women's Fit Boxing - Next 5 week sessions begins Monday, Oct 23

The TC Insider

October 20, 2017 To the Tri-County Community, Fall is a busy time in most schools, but at Tri-County we not only begin the year welcoming our freshmen, but begin to look towards next year's freshmen as we entertain eighth graders. We get off to a fast start and don't slow down until Thanksgiving or so. When you add a Coordinated Program Review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education as well as the kickoff of a self-study for next year's New England Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation visit, it can boarder on overwhelming. In true TC fashion the students, faculty, and administration have risen to the challenge and we are on track and moving forward. On October 26th and 27th we will welcome district eighth graders to Career Days during the school day as they visit us for tours of the facility. On November 9th we invite the eighth graders to visit in the evening with their families for our 8th Grade Open House. At 8th Grade Open House we formally kickoff the application program for next year's incoming freshmen class. Homecoming this year will be November 18th the Saturday evening before the Cougar Classic Thanksgiving Game against the Old Colony Cougars on Wednesday evening November 22nd at Bellingham High under the lights. Fall sports are in full swing and several of our teams have either qualified or are close to qualifying for tournament spots this season. The Girls' Volleyball team has a 13-1 record and has already qualified, and both Boys' and Girls' Soccer are a win away from qualifying. Our Cross Country and Golf teams are starting to prepare for league, division, and state competitions as well. We had our first Program Advisory meeting of the year, and I want to thank all of you that participated in the evening assisting us in providing valuable industry input into our vocational programs. It was one of the largest turnouts we have had for the event. Please mark Saturday, December 2nd on your calendar for our annual Showcase Spectacular as we open up the school to the public for this wonderful community event. This is our third Showcase Spectacular, and we look forward to welcoming all of you into the school for a visit.  We look forward to seeing you! Thanks for your support, Mr. Procaccini Upcoming Events Career Days October 26 & October 27 Tours begin at 8 AM No School for Tri-County Students End of the Quarter November 3rd Spirit Week November 6 - 9 Grade 8 Open House November 9 @ 6:45 PM Veterans' Day Observed November 10 @ - No School Homecoming Dance November 18 @ 6 PM Early Release Day November 22 Cougar Classic Football Game November 22nd at 6 PM Showcase Spectacular December 2 @ 10 AM About The TC Insider The TC Insider is a biweekly newsletter for the families of Tri-County students. Follow us on Instagram Follow on Twitter Like us on Facebook View Email In Browser Tri-County RVTHS 147 Pond Street Franklin, MA 02038 www.tri-county.us 508-528-5400

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Candidate Night available On Demand

The Candidate Night held on Tuesday, Oct 17, 2017 and recorded by Franklin TV is available for replay on demand. 

Use this link to go directly to it

http://view.earthchannel.com/PlayerController.aspx?PGD=franknma&eID=497


Or from the Town of Franklin webpage, choose "Live Meetings & Stream"
http://www.franklinma.gov/home/pages/live-meetings-stream

Candidate Night available On Demand

It should be listed as the top one for October 2017.
(Coming to this site after a couple of weeks other shows will appear above it)


My reporting live from the Council Chambers can be found here
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2017/10/franklin-ma-candidates-night-oct-17-2017.html

LiveARTS String Quartet - Sunday, Oct 22

The LiveARTS String Quartet is scheduled to perform on Sunday, October 22, 2017 at 3:00 PM. The program will feature works of Mozart, Shostakovich, and Brahms.

LiveARTS String Quartet - Oct 22

The String Quartet:

• Katherine Winterstein, violin
• Gregory Vitale, violin,
• Donald Krishnaswami, viola
• Jan Müller-Szeraws, cello

When: October 22, 2017 - 3:00 pm
Where: Meetinghouse of the First Universalist Society; 262 Chestnut Street, Franklin, MA



Tickets:
$20 Adults
$15 Seniors
Students under 18 free