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Sunday, October 8, 2017
COLUMBUS DAY SALE !!! - Polar Express Train Ride in Blackstone Valley
Saturday, October 7, 2017
Take a walk in the "Meadowlands" - October 28
Saturday, October 28, at 10:30 AM, Alan Earls will be leading a walk through the fields and wetlands along Mine Brook in Franklin to assess potential public access points and existing trails on behalf of the Charles River Meadowlands Initiative.
We will meet at the end of Oak Street Extension (please park carefully so as not to impact neighbors) and depart, rain or shine, heading roughly south toward the former town sewage treatment facilities (now being redeveloped).
Depending on conditions we will either retrace our route or exit via White Ave., returning to our cars on foot. This is an opportunity to see this hidden open space gem and to contribute to efforts with town and federal authorities to improve access. Plan on a duration of approximately two hours.
PLEASE BE AWARE THERE ARE NO DEVELOPED TRAILS IN MOST PARTS OF THE PROPERTY. EXPECT MUD, WATER, BRAMBLES AND BRUSH AND USE TICK REPELLENT
We will meet at the end of Oak Street Extension (please park carefully so as not to impact neighbors) and depart, rain or shine, heading roughly south toward the former town sewage treatment facilities (now being redeveloped).
Depending on conditions we will either retrace our route or exit via White Ave., returning to our cars on foot. This is an opportunity to see this hidden open space gem and to contribute to efforts with town and federal authorities to improve access. Plan on a duration of approximately two hours.
PLEASE BE AWARE THERE ARE NO DEVELOPED TRAILS IN MOST PARTS OF THE PROPERTY. EXPECT MUD, WATER, BRAMBLES AND BRUSH AND USE TICK REPELLENT
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FHS: "Help Keep Music Education Alive" - Nov 3
The Franklin High School music students are preparing for their participation in the Beatlemania concert being held at Franklin High School November 3 at 7:30 PM.
The music students will be performing back up instrumentation on a few songs with the national touring production of Beatlemania Stage Show. Students will perform on the songs “Yesterday” with the school’s orchestra; “Sgt. Pepper” with the marching band and “Yellow Submarine” with the chorus.
The concert is a benefit to offset some of the expenses for the school’s music department’s trip to Washington DC in the spring for a music festival and competition.
The concert is titled “Help Keep Music Education Alive” which benefits music education programs throughout New England.
The concert is a full professional production with big venue sound and lighting brought in to facilitate the concert experience. Paul Lococo event organizer said “The Franklin High School has a brand new state of the art auditorium and will be a nice place to stage such a production.”
The Beatlemania Stage Show is the complete Beatle’s experience with period costume changes and vintage Beatle’s instruments. The show will take you from the Beatle’s early years from the Ed Sullivan days to Sgt. Pepper’s Magical Mystery Tour and beyond.
Diane Plouffe, the Franklin High School Music Director said “This is a unique community event supporting the music students and a fun event for both the students and the community.”
“The show is educational for our students as well as they learn the music of the Beatle’s and get to perform in a professional production right here at Franklin High.” Stated Plouffe.
Tickets for the show are on sale at Purplepass.com and Shaw’s Market in Franklin
The music students will be performing back up instrumentation on a few songs with the national touring production of Beatlemania Stage Show. Students will perform on the songs “Yesterday” with the school’s orchestra; “Sgt. Pepper” with the marching band and “Yellow Submarine” with the chorus.
The concert is a benefit to offset some of the expenses for the school’s music department’s trip to Washington DC in the spring for a music festival and competition.
The concert is titled “Help Keep Music Education Alive” which benefits music education programs throughout New England.
The concert is a full professional production with big venue sound and lighting brought in to facilitate the concert experience. Paul Lococo event organizer said “The Franklin High School has a brand new state of the art auditorium and will be a nice place to stage such a production.”
The Beatlemania Stage Show is the complete Beatle’s experience with period costume changes and vintage Beatle’s instruments. The show will take you from the Beatle’s early years from the Ed Sullivan days to Sgt. Pepper’s Magical Mystery Tour and beyond.
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| Help Keep Music Education Alive - Nov 3 |
Diane Plouffe, the Franklin High School Music Director said “This is a unique community event supporting the music students and a fun event for both the students and the community.”
“The show is educational for our students as well as they learn the music of the Beatle’s and get to perform in a professional production right here at Franklin High.” Stated Plouffe.
Tickets for the show are on sale at Purplepass.com and Shaw’s Market in Franklin
KP takes FHS football at very end; FHS boys girls soccer post wins over Stoughton
From Hockomock Sports and Twitter we share the results of the Franklin High School fall sports action from Friday, Oct 6.
Football = King Philip, 17 @ Franklin, 14 – Final
1st Quarter: (KP) Shane Frommer 1-yard rush, Cole Baker XP good.
2nd Quarter: (F) Jake Noviello 55-yard pass to Sean Leonard, Matt Zucco XP good; (F) J. Noviello 1-yard rush, M. Zucco XP good.
3rd Quarter: No scoring.
4th Quarter: (KP) Brendan Lydon 31-yard pass to Tom Madden, C. Baker XP good; (KP) C. Baker 18-yard field goal.
Boys Soccer = Franklin, 2 @ Stoughton, 0 – Final
– Franklin sophomore Donny Tappin factored into both of the Panthers’ goals, helping take two points on the road at Stoughton. Tappin opened the scoring on a feed from classmate Jacob Cummings and then set up senior Will Conley for the Panthers’ second tally.
Girls Soccer = Stoughton, 0 @ Franklin, 5 – Final
– Miranda Smith got the Franklin offense going with a pair of goals, while Anna Balkus added a goal and an assist for the Panthers. Halle Atkinson and Olivia Dellorco also scored in the win and Molly Duncan, Erin Quaile, and Calen Frongillo had assists. According to Stoughton coach Tara Daniels, Victoria Fallon had a “strong game” and showed off “her versatility and leadership as a center back.”
Volleyball = Franklin, 1 @ Stoughton, 3 – Final
– After falling 25-27 in the first set, Stoughton’s Molly Turner started the second game with 10 service points, including four aces, and the Black Knights never looked back in rattling off three straight wins. Seniors Jordan Motley, Val Whalen and Vicky Ramos combined for over 30 kills for Stoughton. Lauren Lockhart led Franklin with eight kills while Meaghan Maguire (three blocks) added seven kills and Maggie Doyle (five blocks) had six kills. Lauren Bissanti finished with seven digs and three aces for the Panthers.
Golf = North Attleboro, 169 @ Franklin, 163 – Final
For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-100617/
Football = King Philip, 17 @ Franklin, 14 – Final
1st Quarter: (KP) Shane Frommer 1-yard rush, Cole Baker XP good.
2nd Quarter: (F) Jake Noviello 55-yard pass to Sean Leonard, Matt Zucco XP good; (F) J. Noviello 1-yard rush, M. Zucco XP good.
3rd Quarter: No scoring.
4th Quarter: (KP) Brendan Lydon 31-yard pass to Tom Madden, C. Baker XP good; (KP) C. Baker 18-yard field goal.
Boys Soccer = Franklin, 2 @ Stoughton, 0 – Final
– Franklin sophomore Donny Tappin factored into both of the Panthers’ goals, helping take two points on the road at Stoughton. Tappin opened the scoring on a feed from classmate Jacob Cummings and then set up senior Will Conley for the Panthers’ second tally.
Girls Soccer = Stoughton, 0 @ Franklin, 5 – Final
– Miranda Smith got the Franklin offense going with a pair of goals, while Anna Balkus added a goal and an assist for the Panthers. Halle Atkinson and Olivia Dellorco also scored in the win and Molly Duncan, Erin Quaile, and Calen Frongillo had assists. According to Stoughton coach Tara Daniels, Victoria Fallon had a “strong game” and showed off “her versatility and leadership as a center back.”
Volleyball = Franklin, 1 @ Stoughton, 3 – Final
– After falling 25-27 in the first set, Stoughton’s Molly Turner started the second game with 10 service points, including four aces, and the Black Knights never looked back in rattling off three straight wins. Seniors Jordan Motley, Val Whalen and Vicky Ramos combined for over 30 kills for Stoughton. Lauren Lockhart led Franklin with eight kills while Meaghan Maguire (three blocks) added seven kills and Maggie Doyle (five blocks) had six kills. Lauren Bissanti finished with seven digs and three aces for the Panthers.
Golf = North Attleboro, 169 @ Franklin, 163 – Final
For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-100617/
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| Very PROUD of our Cheer & Football SENIORS! #PantherPride #Classof2018 #SeniorNight |
Very PROUD of our Cheer & Football SENIORS! #PantherPride #Classof2018 #SeniorNight pic.twitter.com/fypAsWIOT7— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 6, 2017
V Football - Halftime in Franklin: Panthers 14 KP 7 LETSGO!!! @HockomockSports— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 7, 2017
Noviello - QB sneak with no time left in the half - giving the Panthers a 13-7 lead. X point was good. 14-7 at the half. @HockomockSports pic.twitter.com/Xdlo3P0xku— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 7, 2017
V Football - KP ties it up with 4:40 left in the game. 14-14 @HockomockSports— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 7, 2017
King Philip kicks a field goal w no time remaining. Final: KP 17 Franklin 14. Heads High Panthers! Tremendous effort! #PantherPride— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 7, 2017
"From the Hardware Store to the Quilt Shop" - Yankee Quilters meeting Tuesday Oct 10
Yankee Quilters announces that Jennifer Watchorn, of Nashua, NH, a quilt designer and teacher will speak on "From the Hardware Store to the Quilt Shop". Her program is part of Yankee's monthly meeting and is open to non-members for a modest fee of $5.
The program will begin at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, October 10 and will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 237 Pleasant Street.
For more information, email yankeequilters11@gmail.com
The program will begin at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, October 10 and will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 237 Pleasant Street.
For more information, email yankeequilters11@gmail.com
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Senator Spilka: October News from the State House
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The newsletter was shortened for publication here, to review the full contents Click here
Friday, October 6, 2017
Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA Area: FRI 10/6/17 - THU 10/12/17
10am-1pm WMRC Senior Expo @ Franklin Senior Center
12-6pm Franklin Farmers Market @ Town Common
6pm FHS Football Game @ Pisini Field, FHS
6:30pm Meet Sarah Robles @ RWL Weightlifting
7pm Buti and Brew @ Live Love Barre
8pm The Fat City Band @ The Black Box
SATURDAY 10/7/17
9am Community Garden build prep day, volunteers welcome
10-1pm Franklin Historical Museum Open
10:30am MA Elks Veterans Motorcycle Run @ Elks Lodge
SUNDAY 10/8/17
7:30-10:30am Sunday Breakfast @ Franklin Rod and Gun Club
1-4pm Franklin Historical Museum Open
MONDAY 10/9/17
7pm Learn to Cope Franklin Chapter Meeting @ FUSF
TUESDAY 10/10/17
12pm FDP Networking Luncheon @ Dean College Dining Center
7pm Wine Tasting 101 @ Franklin Liquors
7pm Yankee Quilters Guild Meeting @ St. John Episcopal Church
7pm Cultural Connections Meeting @ Rhapsody’s Victorian Coffee House
7:30pm Franklin and Bellingham Rail Trail Committee Meeting (public welcome) @ Franklin YMCA
WEDNESDAY 10/11/17
6:30pm Christian Zen Weekly Meditation @ McMahon Guest House (1061 Upper Union Street)
7:30pm Dean College presents: Six Characters in Search of an Author @ Dean College
7:30pm Franklin Newcomers Monthly Meeting @ 3 Restaurant
7:30pm Let’s Laugh Today - Laughter Yoga @ FUSF
THURSDAY 10/12/17
1-6pm American Red Cross Blood Drive @ Elks Lodge
5-8pm Franklin Historical Museum Open
7-9pm Exploring Chateau Ste Michelle Winery @ Franklin Liquors
7pm Neighbor Brigade Fall Kick Off Meeting - email FranklinMA@neighborbrigade.org for details
7-8pm Healing Hearts Community Support Group @ Franklin YMCA
7:30pm Dean College presents: Six Characters in Search of an Author @ Dean College
For the Town of Franklin Public Calendar click HERE.
For all other events and Franklin happenings click HERE.
*To submit an event for the Community Calendar, please use this FORM
SEXT ED: A forum on teen sexting and changing the law - Oct 16
Please join us to discuss teen sexting- the harm, the recovery, and changing the law.
Our event will include a panel with
- Representative Jeffrey Roy from Franklin
- Franklin Police Officer Jason Reilly
- Dr. Elizabeth Englender, Director of the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center at Bridgewater State University
- Kristin Letendre, Director of Health and Physical Education at Franklin Public Schools
- Christopher Spillane, Franklin Police Department School Safety Officer
Representative Roy recently introduced Bill H.948 that would change the criminal process of charging teens as felony sex offenders. Instead, teens would undergo an educational diversion program. When prosecution is considered necessary, the offense will be considered a misdemeanor instead of a felony.
We will discuss the current situation in Franklin and other MetroWest towns, how parents can help their children, and the legal implications if a child is sexting.
We hope you can join us.
Monday, October 16 at 7 PM - 8:30 PM
Franklin High School
Tickets are free via Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mwcsw-forum-sext-ed-tickets-37693870381?ref=estw
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FHS field hockey tops Canton 3-2
From Hockomock Sports and Twitter we share the results of the Franklin High School field hockey game vs. Canton from Thursday, Oct 5.
Field Hockey = Canton, 2 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
– Franklin scored a pair of goals inside the first five minutes of the second half, breaking open a tie game to earn the win. Freshman Amanda Lewandowski scored her first career goal, which turned out to be the game-winner, just minutes after senior Maddy Hinckley put the Panthers up 2-1 early in the second half. Junior Annie Walsh scored Franklin’s first goal on an assist from Regan Paterson. FHS head coach Lisa Cropper said junior Anna Jardine (12 saves) was stellar in net and also praised the play of sophomore Courtney Davenport, who made her varsity debut.
For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/thursdays-schedule-scoreboard-100517/
Field Hockey = Canton, 2 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
– Franklin scored a pair of goals inside the first five minutes of the second half, breaking open a tie game to earn the win. Freshman Amanda Lewandowski scored her first career goal, which turned out to be the game-winner, just minutes after senior Maddy Hinckley put the Panthers up 2-1 early in the second half. Junior Annie Walsh scored Franklin’s first goal on an assist from Regan Paterson. FHS head coach Lisa Cropper said junior Anna Jardine (12 saves) was stellar in net and also praised the play of sophomore Courtney Davenport, who made her varsity debut.
For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/thursdays-schedule-scoreboard-100517/
And via the Twitterverse
Gorgeous day at Beaver St. Community Field in Franklin. Canton up 1-0 with 15 min to play in the 1st. Lets Go Panthers! pic.twitter.com/Wn0I6dAdbp— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 5, 2017
Well played first half! 🏑🏑— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 5, 2017
Canton 1
Franklin 1
Franklin scores 2 goals within the 1st three minutes of the 2nd half. Panthers now lead Canton 3-1.— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 5, 2017
[Girls Fall Varsity Fld Hockey] Franklin HS defeats Canton HS, 3 to 2.— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) October 5, 2017
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Flu Clinic on October 17 at the Senior Center
For all Franklin residents, age 6 months or older
At the Franklin Senior Center from 9:30 - 11:30 AM on Thursday, Oct 17, 2017
Read more: http://www.franklinma.gov/node/137443
At the Franklin Senior Center from 9:30 - 11:30 AM on Thursday, Oct 17, 2017
Read more: http://www.franklinma.gov/node/137443
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Berry Insurance: 11th Annual Halloween Costume Drive
Berry Insurance is participating in their 11th Annual Halloween Costume Drive. All donations are to benefit patients at Boston Children’s Hospital and their annual Halloween parade.
Last year they had a great turn out of donations from the local community, and are hoping to make this year bigger and better than the last!
Please, make sure to drop off your donations by Monday, October 16!
Read more about the costume drive at Berry Insurance
https://www.berryinsurance.com/blog/berry-insurance-kicks-off-11th-annual-halloween-costume-drive-supporting-boston-childrens-hospital/
Last year they had a great turn out of donations from the local community, and are hoping to make this year bigger and better than the last!
Please, make sure to drop off your donations by Monday, October 16!
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| Berry Insurance: 11th Annual Halloween Costume Drive |
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| 11th Annual Halloween Costume Drive |
https://www.berryinsurance.com/blog/berry-insurance-kicks-off-11th-annual-halloween-costume-drive-supporting-boston-childrens-hospital/
Community Garden: Wood Cutting Work Day - Saturday Oct. 7
Hello Gardeners,
SATURDAY, OCT. 7th 9:00 - 11:00 - WOOD CUTTING, PREP WORK
This Saturday, October 7th, we will be cutting and stacking wood for build day on the 15th. Gardens will be cleared as well. There will be a generator and chop saw on site. This is the last actual workday of the season so if you can lend a hand in this prep work please join us from 9-11 this Saturday. Rich Clauser will be on-site to direct work. Please email bonnie.kaiden@gmail.com if you can work this day.
ADDITIONAL GARDENERS NEEDED FOR BUILD DAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 15th
We need more gardeners to participate in Build Day, Sunday, October 15th from 9 to finish. If you have teens you want to bring along, who would benefit from Community Service, please bring them along! Again, please reply to bonnie.kaiden@gmail.com.
Please remember to bring battery power tools. A generator will be on-site for re-charging tools.
Remember to wear work clothes and work shoes, boots or similar footwear.
Morning Refreshments will be served!
Thank you! We look forward to a successful Build Day!
Your Franklin Community Gardens Committee
SATURDAY, OCT. 7th 9:00 - 11:00 - WOOD CUTTING, PREP WORK
This Saturday, October 7th, we will be cutting and stacking wood for build day on the 15th. Gardens will be cleared as well. There will be a generator and chop saw on site. This is the last actual workday of the season so if you can lend a hand in this prep work please join us from 9-11 this Saturday. Rich Clauser will be on-site to direct work. Please email bonnie.kaiden@gmail.com if you can work this day.
ADDITIONAL GARDENERS NEEDED FOR BUILD DAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 15th
We need more gardeners to participate in Build Day, Sunday, October 15th from 9 to finish. If you have teens you want to bring along, who would benefit from Community Service, please bring them along! Again, please reply to bonnie.kaiden@gmail.com.
Please remember to bring battery power tools. A generator will be on-site for re-charging tools.
Remember to wear work clothes and work shoes, boots or similar footwear.
Morning Refreshments will be served!
Thank you! We look forward to a successful Build Day!
Your Franklin Community Gardens Committee
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Multi-Chamber Business After Hours - Oct 26
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In the News: Taste of the Region; medicinal marijuana deliveries
From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171005/strongtaste-of-region-set-for-oct-24-seeking-volunteersstrong
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171005/more-medical-pot-dispensaries-offering-home-delivery-in-massachusetts
"The “Taste of the Region” will take place from 6-9 p.m. Oct. 24 at Tri-County Regional Vocational High School, 147 Pond St.
Last year’s event drew a record crowd of well over 500 attendees. Guests are primarily employees of the many companies and residents around the 16-town region.
Load-in and set-up will be between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. on the day of the event.
Participants will be expected to provide approximately 300 hot or cold samplings of dishes that best reflect their restaurant or hotel; Sternos to keep food warmed as there will be limited electricity to the individual tables; and one or two people to assist with serving food and answering questions from guests."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171005/strongtaste-of-region-set-for-oct-24-seeking-volunteersstrong
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"THE ISSUE: Five medical marijuana dispensaries are now authorized to conduct home deliveries statewide.
THE IMPACT: Patient advocates say people with debilitating conditions who live far from a dispensary have been calling for delivery services.
Often facing long drives to the nearest medical marijuana dispensary, some patients with debilitating conditions are opting for home delivery.
“It’s something that patients say they really want,” said Nichole Snow, a Salem resident and president of the Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance. “Many patients are homebound, really ill or don’t have a caregiver. A long trip is not practical because they’re in too much pain and don’t want to expose themselves to more illness.”Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171005/more-medical-pot-dispensaries-offering-home-delivery-in-massachusetts
Thursday, October 5, 2017
In the News: BFCCPS 4th graders at Gillette; legislative hearing on neonicotinoids
From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171004/franklin-fourth-graders-hit-gillette-turf
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171004/pesticide-targeted-in-bid-to-preserve-dwindling-bee-colonies
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2017/02/the-chemicals-pose-serious-risk-of-harm.html
“Breaking out the big guns, here we go,” said Kevin Flaherty over the public address system at Gillette Stadium. “I like what I see here; let’s go, 20 more seconds.”
Flaherty is the senior staff coach at the Revolution Academy, but on Wednesday he was the director of fourth grade fitness, guiding students from Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, and nine others, though a set of soccer stretches and exercises.
The turf field at Gillette was filled with about 1,200 fourth graders from Massachusetts and Rhode Island all doing lunges and mountain-climbers in unison.
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171004/franklin-fourth-graders-hit-gillette-turf
"Beekeepers, scientists and horticulturalists swarmed lawmakers Tuesday, bearing studies, anecdotes and dire warnings that a popular pesticide is killing off pollinators essential to the food supply, but a farm group warned their proposed cure might lead to worse outcomes for the bees.
Bees pollinate the key Bay State crops of apples, cranberries and corn, and pollinators have a role in about a third of the food that people eat, according to Rep. Carolyn Dykema, D-Holliston.
Scientific studies have found bees are put in danger by neonicotinoids, a class of pesticides that entomologist Richard Callahan said were developed from the addictive chemical found in tobacco and gained popularity in the early 1990s.
Legislation (H 2113) filed by Dykema would require people to be licensed or certified to use neonicotinoids. She said Maryland and Connecticut have passed legislation to restrict neonicotinoids and major retailers are limiting access to those products, too."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20171004/pesticide-targeted-in-bid-to-preserve-dwindling-bee-colonies
From the archives
- Chronicle did a series on bee collapse disorder
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2017/02/the-chemicals-pose-serious-risk-of-harm.html
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FHS boys soccer and volleyball teams post wins on Wednesday
From Hockomock Sports we share the results of the Franklin High School fall sports results from Wednesday, Oct 4.
Boys Soccer = Canton, 1 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– Franklin scored two goals in the first half, both on assists from senior Andrew DiLeo, to beat visiting Canton. The Panthers took the lead inside the first five minutes when DiLeo set up junior Nick Barry for the game’s opener. DiLeo then assisted on junior Tim Duval’s game-winner, coming at the half-hour mark of the first half. Canton cut the deficit to one just before half.
Volleyball = Canton, 0 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
– Franklin picked up its eighth win of the season with a 25-15, 26-24, 25-12 sweep of visiting Canton. Lauren McGrath set the offense in motion with 31 assists, setting up Lauren Lockhart and Ellie Wisniewski (eight kills apiece). FHS head coach Kate Horsmann said Lauren Bissanti and Riley Marino both had strong serve receive and defensive games for the Panthers. Canton head coach Pat Cawley said freshman Angie Elias played well at the net while Sophia Connor had a strong game defensively.
Golf = Oliver Ames, 161 @ Franklin, 170 – Final
– Oliver Ames senior Ryan McGarry earned match medalist honors, carding a low-round of 38 to lead the Tigers to a win at Franklin Country Club. Nolan Donza, Matt Kelley, Mark Bissonette, Thomas Walsh and Eric LeBlanc all shot 41 for OA.
Girls Soccer = Franklin, 1 @ Canton, 4 – Final
https://hockomocksports.com/canton-girls-soccer-find-right-mentality-and-dominate-franklin/
Click here for a photo gallery from this game.
https://hockomocksports.smugmug.com/20172018/Fall-2017/Canton-Franklin-Girls-Soccer-10-4-17/
For the other results around the league on Wednesday
https://hockomocksports.com/wednesdays-schedule-scoreboard-100417/
Boys Soccer = Canton, 1 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– Franklin scored two goals in the first half, both on assists from senior Andrew DiLeo, to beat visiting Canton. The Panthers took the lead inside the first five minutes when DiLeo set up junior Nick Barry for the game’s opener. DiLeo then assisted on junior Tim Duval’s game-winner, coming at the half-hour mark of the first half. Canton cut the deficit to one just before half.
Volleyball = Canton, 0 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
– Franklin picked up its eighth win of the season with a 25-15, 26-24, 25-12 sweep of visiting Canton. Lauren McGrath set the offense in motion with 31 assists, setting up Lauren Lockhart and Ellie Wisniewski (eight kills apiece). FHS head coach Kate Horsmann said Lauren Bissanti and Riley Marino both had strong serve receive and defensive games for the Panthers. Canton head coach Pat Cawley said freshman Angie Elias played well at the net while Sophia Connor had a strong game defensively.
Golf = Oliver Ames, 161 @ Franklin, 170 – Final
– Oliver Ames senior Ryan McGarry earned match medalist honors, carding a low-round of 38 to lead the Tigers to a win at Franklin Country Club. Nolan Donza, Matt Kelley, Mark Bissonette, Thomas Walsh and Eric LeBlanc all shot 41 for OA.
Girls Soccer = Franklin, 1 @ Canton, 4 – Final
"Just four minutes into Wednesday night’s game at World War II Veterans Memorial Field, Franklin opened the scoring, but instead of hanging its head and allowing the visiting Panthers to take control, Canton turned up the aggressiveness, pressured all over the pitch, and turned the game around.
Riley Duserick, Elisa Diletizia, and Lilah Sullivan each recorded a goal and an assist, as Canton stormed back to dominate Franklin, winning 4-1 to get back above .500 for the season.
“We know how to play soccer and we have good soccer players,” said Canton coach Kate Howarth. “If we come out with that mentality then we’re going to play games like this. If you have that passion and that drive and leaving it on the field then there’s no way you can lose. It’s not a lack of talent; it’s a lack of oomph.”Continue reading the game recap by Hockomock Sports.Com Managing Editor Josh Perry
https://hockomocksports.com/canton-girls-soccer-find-right-mentality-and-dominate-franklin/
Click here for a photo gallery from this game.
https://hockomocksports.smugmug.com/20172018/Fall-2017/Canton-Franklin-Girls-Soccer-10-4-17/
For the other results around the league on Wednesday
https://hockomocksports.com/wednesdays-schedule-scoreboard-100417/
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| Canton freshman Elisa Diletizia (32) had a goal and an assist in the 4-1 win over Franklin. (Josh Perry/HockomockSports.com) |
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