FHS XC results for the Frank Mooney Coaches Invitational Meet on Saturday, Nov 4, 2023

MSTCA Frank Mooney Coaches Invitational | Nov 4, 2023

FHS filtered from the overall listing by team  https://live.mstca.org/meets/28837 

FHS Team Scores

6 Large Freshman Boys 173 14 25 34 49 51 53 57

12 Large Junior Boys 250 41 43 45 53 68 73 77

1 Large Junior Girls 48 1 2 3 9 33 37

12 Large Senior Boys 290 35 54 63 65 73 74 76

3 Large Senior Girls 75 1 12 13 24 25 27 28

12 Large Sophomore Boys 300 39 40 57 78 86 87 112

Large Freshman Boys

15 Kyle TWOMEY +14pts • Yr: FR 10:47.2

29 Nicholas MITCHELL +25pts • Yr: FR 11:16.2

47 Ethan RILEY +34pts • Yr: FR 11:40.0

75 Shravan DEV +49pts • Yr: FR 12:04.3

78 Andrew BAIROS +51pts • Yr: FR 12:06.5

83 Eric LEITCH +53pts • Yr: FR 12:08.7

89 Ryan CORBETT +57pts • Yr: FR 12:16.8

127 Saumy JANI Yr: FR 12:48.3

154 Keith DCOSTA Yr: FR 13:12.0

163 Thomas GIBEAULT Yr: FR 13:26.2

167 Amir SHAKIROV Yr: FR 13:31.7

170 Timothy HONOR Yr: FR 13:36.4

171 Trey PIETRUSEWICZ Yr: FR 13:36.8

179 Ronan SAIDHA Yr: FR 13:50.8

199 Ryan PIETRUSEWICZ Yr: FR 14:31.4

210 Rushil PATIDAR Yr: FR 15:24.7

Large Sophomore Boys

47 Patrick MCINTYRE +39pts • Yr: SO 18:38.3

49 Tyler ANDERSON +40pts • Yr: SO 18:41.3

67 Adam PENG +57pts • Yr: SO 19:03.6

101 Andrew RONTIRIS +78pts • Yr: SO 20:03.0

116 Connor HOUGHTON +86pts • Yr: SO 20:32.3

117 Aodhfionn DOWNS +87pts • Yr: SO 20:33.1

160 Brady EIDSWICK +112pts • Yr: SO 22:22.6

184 Carter DELISLE Yr: SO 26:07.2

Large Junior Boys

61 Rory TENG +41pts • Yr: JR 19:06.8

63 Manuel ROMERO +43pts • Yr: JR 19:10.1

65 Quinn LUCIER +45pts • Yr: JR 19:15.0

88 Alexander FIORAVANTI +53pts • Yr: JR 19:58.1

117 Harry GURNEY +68pts • Yr: JR 21:20.0

128 Cailun GORDON +73pts • Yr: JR 21:59.4

143 Santino PRETO +77pts • Yr: SO 23:35.6

Large Senior Boys

60 Christopher MCGONAGLE +35pts • Yr: SR 18:09.0

98 Brady MCGONAGLE +54pts • Yr: SR 19:08.8

118 Brady DEVLIN +63pts • Yr: SR 20:01.3

127 Zachary SPRAGUE +65pts • Yr: SR 20:16.9

141 Jaret S CHMIDT +73pts • Yr: SR 21:26.5

145 Daniel WALSH +74pts • Yr: SR 21:44.2

148 Jack BRENNAN +76pts • Yr: SR 22:00.7

Large Freshman Girls

67 Rachel CRONIN Yr: FR 15:35.0

Large Junior Girls

4 Fiona MORRISON +1pts • Yr: JR 20:19.6

11 Abby BAKER +2pts • Yr: JR 20:50.5

14 Emma PRUITT +3pts • Yr: JR 21:08.2

26 Carli WALBERT +9pts • Yr: JR 22:10.4

75 Ines KANDSI +33pts • Yr: JR 26:06.3

86 Judith SHERIDAN +37pts • Yr: JR 27:57.9

Large Sophomore Girls

32 Gianna STODDARD Yr: SO 23:12.9

Large Senior Girls

8 Alexandra BATLA +1pts • Yr: SR 19:32.1

33 Katie SWEENEY +12pts • Yr: SR 21:29.4

35 Emily MATTESON +13pts • Yr: SR 21:31.2

61 Kasey BRADY +24pts • Yr: SR 23:32.1

67 Nina IANNUZZI +25pts • Yr: SR 23:52.9

70 Grace TUCCERI +27pts • Yr: SR 24:01.0

72 Madeline TWARDOWSKI +28pts • Yr: SR 24:19.0

78 Mariana FERNANDEZ-MARTIN Yr: SR 24:51.6

84 Julie BOND Yr: SR 25:01.5

91 Georgia PELLEGRI Yr: SR 26:03.6

Shared from -> Frank Mooney Coaches Invitational - Live Results | MSTCA https://t.co/aagLHiunyM

A copy of the FHS results can be downloaded as a PDF

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HOmi92SaPcT43p9EBZyPzvs6m9fnhG4F/view?usp=drive_link

Final Race at the Wrentham Development Center. Last race, best race for the Seniors.

MassSave Rebate Issues Raised, there may be hope for progress

Our State Representative Jeff Roy made the news this week with one of his hearings this week. He had the utilities (NationalGrid, Eversource, etc.) in for a hearing and he raised some questions on the MassSave program. NewsCenter 5 had been running a series on rebate issues with MassSave so it was timely and got some action. There is still more to be done, so if you have MassSave issue, let Jeff know.

"Massachusetts state lawmakers are now demanding answers from the state's utility companies after NewsCenter 5's reporting about ongoing problems at Mass Save.

That's the energy efficiency program the utilities are required by state law to run, paying homeowners who make their homes more energy efficient.

Mass Save is critical to Massachusetts meeting its climate goals, but over the past two years the program has been plagued by long delays in issuing rebates, difficult-to-reach customer service and even bounced checks. Dozens of consumers from across the state have told NewsCenter 5 they can't get adequate explanations about what's slowing their rebates from Mass Save.

The program is funded by billions of dollars paid by utility customers across the state through a surcharge on monthly utility bills. The current three-year Mass Save program is funded at $4 billion."

Continue reading on the NewsCenter 5 page with the video clip ->   https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-lawmakers-demand-answers-utilities-mass-save-delays/45738082

MassSave Rebate Issues Raised, there may be hope for progress

Winter Farmers Market starts Nov 18 at Fairmount Fruit Farm

"Fairmount's winter markets are just around the corner. 

 These are run directly by @fairmountfruitfarm so you can go directly to them with questions and for info, but here are the dates to mark your calendar with."

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Franklin TV: Guy Fawkes Day

Remember, Remember…

by Pete Fasciano, Executive Director 11/05/2023

Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Guy Fawkes Day, Bonfire Night, and Fireworks Night, is an annual commemoration observed on November fifth, primarily in Great Britain, involving bonfires and fireworks displays. Its history begins with Catholic plotters who intended to assassinate Protestant King James I and his parliament on November 5, 1605. Guy Fawkes, a member of the Gunpowder Plot, was arrested while guarding explosives they had placed beneath the House of Lords.

Celebrating that the plot was foiled and the King had survived, people lit bonfires around London. Months later, the ‘Observance of 5th November Act’ mandated an annual public day of thanksgiving.

Within a few decades Gunpowder Treason Day as it was then known, became the predominant English state commemoration. Its Protestant overtones also fostered anti-Catholic sentiments. Bonfire celebrations burnt effigies of hated figures such as the Pope. Gradually, November fifth came to be known as Guy Fawkes Day.

Franklin TV: Guy Fawkes Day

Remember, remember, the 5th of November, 

Gunpowder, treason, and plot.

I see no reason why gunpowder treason 

Should ever be forgot.

Guy Fawkes, Guy Fawkes, 'twas his intent 

To blow up the King and the Parliament.

Three score barrels of powder below, 

Poor old England to overthrow.

By God's providence he was catch'd, 

With a dark lantern and burning match. 

Holler boys, holler boys, let the bells ring

Holler boys, holler boys. God save the King!

Now you know. If you intend to celebrate, keep the extinguisher handy.

And – as always –

Thank you for listening to wfpr●fm. 

And, thank you for watching.

Get this week's program guide for Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) online  http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf   

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Town of Franklin receives $23K grant for Recycling Program

via Mass Municipal Association (MMA): 

"On Sept. 28, the Healey-Driscoll administration announced the award of $5.2 million in grants to 283 municipalities and regional solid waste districts for recycling, composting, and waste reduction programs.

Gov. Maura Healey said the grants, from the Department of Environmental Protection’s Sustainable Materials Recovery Program “help further our collective efforts to meet our aggressive goal of 90% waste reduction by 2050, while also boosting local economies by investing in the waste reduction industry.”

The SMRP’s Recycling Dividends Program is distributing $3.65 million to 278 municipalities and regional districts to improve community recycling efforts."

The Town of Franklin Recycling Dividends Program received a grant from the State of $ 23,400.00. 

Continue reading the MMA article

https://www.mma.org/massdep-awards-5-2m-to-support-recycling-composting-and-waste-reduction/

Find the full listing of grant awards ->

https://www.mass.gov/doc/list-of-2023-municipalregional-grant-awards-september-2023/download

Town of Franklin receives $23K grant for Recycling Program

Santa arrives on the Franklin Town Common Nov 26

For the young and young at heart, Santa arrives on the Town Common, Sunday, Nov 26, 2023 at 4 PM. He is reported to be arriving via a special Franklin fire truck. Will Mrs. Claus be with him too?

Santa arrives on the Franklin Town Common Nov 26

Sponsored by Concerts on the Common. Donations to help with this and the Town Common decorations are appreciated. Checks can be mailed to 

"Concerts on the Common"
PO Box 92
Franklin, MA 02038

Santa arrives on the Franklin Town Common Nov 26

#LOVEfranklin // Emergency Shelter Humanitarian Aid UPDATE for Nov 3. 2023

It feels like we are hitting our stride this week! The Emergency Shelter in Franklin is near capacity, the After-School Program has begun, and we’ve worked most of the kinks out of our process for assessing needs, collecting donations and distributing them.

 

The After-School Program is up and running. In its first offering, it served an estimated 30 children, elementary age and younger. The program was such a success that, in the future, we’ve been given permission to start a little earlier in order to reach out to the middle- and high-school students who arrive to the shelter about an hour before the elementary students. If you’d like to help with the After-school Program, please reach out to Rev. Kathy McAdams. We are hopeful that we will soon be able to offer the program over multiple days each week.

 

All donations have been consolidated at the Franklin United Methodist Church and teams of volunteers have done an excellent job of sorting. Next week, we will be sorting on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. In the weeks that follow we will have regular sorting on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Click here to learn more and signup for donation sorting.

 

The other amazing thing that happened this week was the receipt of several donations for the Franklin Interfaith Council’s Local Humanitarian Aid Fund, including a $1000 gift from a community member. In the near term, these funds will go to provide direct support and aid to the shelter. If you’d like to make a donation online, click here and designate the “Local Humanitarian Aid Fund.”

 

Attached is the updated flyer. We are continuing to ask for baby wipes and laundry detergent. We are also asking for new (in the package) socks and underwear (all sizes). Please distribute the flyer as you see fit.

 

Thank for your donations! Thank you to everyone who has volunteered! Thank you all for your continued support.

 

Peace.

Jacob

 

 

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Rev. Dr. Jacob W. Juncker

Pastor, Franklin United Methodist Church

President, Franklin Interfaith Council

Download the flyer here and share ->

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H2wHKs4D1T5BIkYnTpLZP9BZPZqBGFuX/view?usp=drive_link

#LOVEfranklin // Emergency Shelter Humanitarian Aid UPDATE for Nov 3. 2023

FHS field hockey tops Beverly in playoffs to advance to next round

Via Twitter and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the fall sports playoff competition for Franklin High School on Friday, Nov 3, 2023. 

Football = Division 1 = #13 Franklin, 0 @ #4 Andover, 19 – Final

Field Hockey = Division 1 = #29 Beverly, 0 @ #4 Franklin, 5 – Final 

– A three-goal fourth quarter helped Franklin pull away for good over a tough Beverly squad, taking a 5-0 victory in the Round of 32 of the Division 1 tournament. The Panthers were kept scoreless in the first but a goal from Raena Crandall (from Haley Wernig) at the 13 minute mark of the second gave Franklin a 1-0 lead at half. Emily Carney tallied an unassisted goal at 8:12 of the third to give the hosts a little breathing room. Crandall (from Wernig), Sophia Cuneo (from Carney) and Wernig scored in the final frame to secure the win. Sophomore Devon Barry didn’t have to make a save in the shutout. “It was an outstanding effort by my team today,” said Franklin head coach Michelle Hess. “I’m very proud of how they settled in and came together in the second half.”

FHS is scheduled to play #13 Winchester on 11/8 (4 PM) at Franklin in the Round of 16

For other results around the league (subscription required)

https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-11-03-23/

MIAA playoff bracket for D1 field hockey

http://miaa.statebrackets.com/tmenu.cfm?tid=6983

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