The blue cover of the new memorial will come off during the ceremony immediately following the parade later this morning.
The parade is scheduled to begin at 10:45 AM.
The unveiling should begin approximately 11:15 AM.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Town Common Memorials
Franklin: Oak St Memorial Day performance
Parents, grandparents, family and friends of Oak St gathered on Friday to hear the Memorial Day performance by the entire school.
"much of the school budget is still in the air"
Milford Daily News
FRANKLIN —
The School Committee will begin its public hearing on the budget tomorrow with no idea what the state will award the district, said Superintendent Wayne Ogden.
As of Friday afternoon, the state Senate budget gives Franklin $1.7 million less than the governor's budget, and schools are slated to take about half of that hit.
In total, $1.5 million - including $800,000 in savings from a prospective wage concession from the teacher's union - is in flux in the school budget, Ogden said.
Ogden, School Committee Chairman Jeffrey Roy, and committee member Ed Cafasso said they were surprised at the Senate slashing Franklin's aid.
The meeting will reflect the recent changes in those numbers, Roy said.
Read more about the school budget in the Milford Daily News here
The opportunity to provide direction to the school committee on what you'd approve of for increases in fees and cuts in services begins with the budget hearing opening Tuesday night.
Tell the School Committee what you think.
more teens caught drinking
Milford Daily News
FRANKLIN —
More than a dozen people were arrested Saturday night after police raided a party on Charles Drive, police said.
After receiving a call on Saturday at 11:25 p.m., about loud youths in the area, police responded and arrested 14 people between the ages of 18 and 23.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here
It wasn't so long ago that FHS hosted the wonderful presentation on teen drinking and substance abuse (Dec 2008). That evening's message appears to have been wasted.
Events in the schools this week
ASMS - Class of 2009 Reunion (Cafetorium) 5/26/09 4:00 PM
Oak - Kindergarten Information Night 5/27/09 6:30 PM
Keller - Fun Fair 5/27/09 4-6:30 PM
Keller - Kindergarten End of Year Performance (Café) 5/28/09 9:00 AM
JFK - 4th Gr. Expo 5/28/09 8:30-10:30 AM
FHS - Sophomore Banquet (Café) 5/29/09 7-10:30 PM
JFK - 2nd Gr. Family Day 5/29/09 All Day
Check each school website for additional information on these events.
Oak - Kindergarten Information Night 5/27/09 6:30 PM
Keller - Fun Fair 5/27/09 4-6:30 PM
Keller - Kindergarten End of Year Performance (Café) 5/28/09 9:00 AM
JFK - 4th Gr. Expo 5/28/09 8:30-10:30 AM
FHS - Sophomore Banquet (Café) 5/29/09 7-10:30 PM
JFK - 2nd Gr. Family Day 5/29/09 All Day
Check each school website for additional information on these events.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
FM #39-11 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 11 - Final
This recording for Franklin Matters is the eleventh and final part of the special series to replay the discussion at the Franklin Senior Center on May 17 when Governor Deval Patrick conducted his Town Hall Forum.
Time: 7 minutes, 11 seconds
MP3 File
FM #39-10 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 10
FM #39-9 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 9
FM #39-8 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 8
FM #39-7 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 7
FM #39-6 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 6
FM #39-5 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 5
FM #39-4 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 4
FM #39-3 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 3
FM #39-2 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 2
FM #39-1 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 1
Session Notes:
Music intro
My intro
FM #39-11
This internet radio show or podcast for Franklin Matters is number 39-11 in the series.
This segment of the Town Hall Forum conducted by Governor Deval Patrick at the Franklin Senior center on Sunday May 17th continues the second round of Q&A with
I hope you have learned something from listening to one or more of these segments. I have found them very insightful.
here we go
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This podcast has been a public service provided to my fellow citizens of Franklin, MA
For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.blogspot.com/
If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com
The musical intro and closing is from the Podsafe Music Network
Jon Schmidt - Powerful Exhilarating Piano Music
Time: 7 minutes, 11 seconds
MP3 File
FM #39-10 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 10
FM #39-9 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 9
FM #39-8 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 8
FM #39-7 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 7
FM #39-6 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 6
FM #39-5 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 5
FM #39-4 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 4
FM #39-3 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 3
FM #39-2 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 2
FM #39-1 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 1
Session Notes:
Music intro
My intro
FM #39-11
This internet radio show or podcast for Franklin Matters is number 39-11 in the series.
This segment of the Town Hall Forum conducted by Governor Deval Patrick at the Franklin Senior center on Sunday May 17th continues the second round of Q&A with
unidentified person, moved from Maryland in 1983,
Gov Patrick thinks aggregation of services should be explored, the solution may not the same for every service – then goes into a quick closing comment
I hope you have learned something from listening to one or more of these segments. I have found them very insightful.
here we go
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This podcast has been a public service provided to my fellow citizens of Franklin, MA
For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.blogspot.com/
If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com
The musical intro and closing is from the Podsafe Music Network
Jon Schmidt - Powerful Exhilarating Piano Music
FM #39-10 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 10
This recording for Franklin Matters is the tenth of a special series to replay the discussion at the Franklin Senior Center on May 17 when Governor Deval Patrick conducted his Town Hall Forum.
Time: 14 minutes, 54 seconds
MP3 File
FM #39-9 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 9
FM #39-8 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 8
FM #39-7 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 7
FM #39-6 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 6
FM #39-5 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 5
FM #39-4 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 4
FM #39-3 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 3
FM #39-2 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 2
FM #39-1 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 1
Session Notes:
Music intro
My intro
FM #39-10
This internet radio show or podcast for Franklin Matters is number 39-10 in the series.
This segment of the Town Hall Forum conducted by Governor Deval Patrick at the Franklin Senior center on Sunday May 17th continues the second round of Q&A with
---- ---- ----
This podcast has been a public service provided to my fellow citizens of Franklin, MA
For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.blogspot.com/
If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com
The musical intro and closing is from the Podsafe Music Network
Jon Schmidt - Powerful Exhilarating Piano Music
Time: 14 minutes, 54 seconds
MP3 File
FM #39-9 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 9
FM #39-8 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 8
FM #39-7 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 7
FM #39-6 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 6
FM #39-5 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 5
FM #39-4 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 4
FM #39-3 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 3
FM #39-2 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 2
FM #39-1 Gov Patrick Town Hall - Part 1
Session Notes:
Music intro
My intro
FM #39-10
This internet radio show or podcast for Franklin Matters is number 39-10 in the series.
This segment of the Town Hall Forum conducted by Governor Deval Patrick at the Franklin Senior center on Sunday May 17th continues the second round of Q&A with
Paul – these revenue increases are a “no-brainer” to me, casino revenue should be considered, thanks for reaching out (comment part of the video summary)
Sandra – special ed day program currently being cut could cause one of the two job holders to lose their job to provide the care
Jessie – casino and gambling issues have not be given a proper public discussion, for every dollar in revenue to the state costs 3-4 dollars in providing services related to gambling addiction
Gov Patrick closes this segment with his position on the casino/gambling discussion
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This podcast has been a public service provided to my fellow citizens of Franklin, MA
For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.blogspot.com/
If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com
The musical intro and closing is from the Podsafe Music Network
Jon Schmidt - Powerful Exhilarating Piano Music
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