In the playoffs, the Franklin High School boys basketball took Mansfield to overtime before falling 57-48. Watch the Hockomock Sports.com video with Ryan Lanigan as he recaps the game with Canton's Coach Ryan Gordy.
On the hockey front, the FHS hockey team defeated Martha's Vineyard 4-3
For all the Hockomock playoff results for Saturday Mar 2 see here
http://www.hockomocksports.com/1/post/2013/03/hockomock-playoff-schedule-scoreboard-3213.html
Sunday, March 3, 2013
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
From the office of Rep Roy
The schedule of office hours for March:
A press release and photo from the FHS Girls Soccer Team visit to the State House in February
A press release and photo from the FHS Girls Soccer Team visit to the State House in February
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| FHS Girls Soccer Team visits the State House |
Hockomock playoffs: FHS girls win
Panthers Dominate Early to Blow by Marshfield
FRANKLIN, Mass -- The Lady Panthers made it pretty clear early on what kind of game it was going to be. Franklin opened up the game up 13-0 and finished the first quarter up 20-6, on their way to a 63-40 win over Marshfield.Read the full game report by following the link above
Hockomock Playoff Schedule & Scoreboard - 3/2/13
Here are Saturday's Hockomock playoff games.
Game of the Week - Boy's Basketball
#1 Mansfield vs. #9 Franklin, 1:00
Boys Basketball
#12 Sharon vs. #13 Quincy, 2:00
#7 Taunton @ #2 Newton North, 4:00
Game of the Week - Hockey
#1 Canton vs. #8 North Attleboro (@ Asiaf), 6:00
Hockey
#4 Oliver Ames vs. #5 Coyle & Cassidy (@ Asiaf), 2:00
#6 Mansfield vs. #14 North Quincy (@ Asiaf), 8:00
#7 Franklin vs. #2 Martha's Vineyard (@ Asiaf), 4:00
In the News: Dean College
Trial date set in Dean College sneaker assault case
A trial date has been set in the case of a former Dean College student accused of pummeling a fellow student during a 2011 campus attack, leaving the victim bloodied, shoeless, and staggering.
Friday, March 1, 2013
"It would be tremendously positive"
The funding to help the development of the SNETT trail maybe in the current budget proposal working its way through the MA budget cycle according to this from the Milford Daily News:
Read more: http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x898140363/Patricks-proposed-budget-calls-for-SNETT-investment#ixzz2MHfP8FUw
Related posts on the Rail Trail effort:
The Governor's budget proposal and maps as shared here on Thursday
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/02/governor-patrick-new-online-map-shows.html
The recent Franklin Junction presentation at the Historical Museum
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/02/franklin-junction-photo-essay.html
A pillar of Patrick’s transportation overhaul is promoting greener commuting. MassDOT, in its travel plan, suggests adding or expanding trails in several communities, though does not specifically mention the Trunkline Trail.
"These projects were included in this transportation piece because there is a growing recognition that it is no longer just about vehicular transportation," Lambert said.
He added that a fully developed Trunkline Trail would improve the value of the six communities it wends through.
"Particularly in Franklin," he said, "(because) Franklin is a community that’s growing. Investments like these are a choice for growth. And employers and families looking to settle in Massachusetts are looking for some of these quality-of-life enhancements that aren’t easily replicated anywhere else."
Read more: http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x898140363/Patricks-proposed-budget-calls-for-SNETT-investment#ixzz2MHfP8FUw
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| SNETT entrance on Grove St, Franklin, MA |
Related posts on the Rail Trail effort:
The Governor's budget proposal and maps as shared here on Thursday
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/02/governor-patrick-new-online-map-shows.html
The recent Franklin Junction presentation at the Historical Museum
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/02/franklin-junction-photo-essay.html
Severe Weather Spotter Training - FREE at the Franklin Library on March 26
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SKYWARN TRAINING
FRANKLIN MA – March 26, 2013
The National Weather Service (NWS) will be conducting a severe weather spotter training session, part of its SKYWARN program, in Franklin MA
The class will be on Tuesday, March 26, 2013 between 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. It will be held at the Franklin Public Library, at 118 Main Street.
The session is open to the public at no charge. Emergency managers, police, fire, and other first responders are especially encouraged to attend. Everyone age 16 and older who stays to complete the training will be able to become trained NWS weather spotters.
The training session includes a two-hour thirty-minute computer-based presentation, which discusses the development of thunderstorms, the criteria for "severe" thunderstorms, as well as the cloud features associated with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. Additional information will be presented about winter storms and proper snow measurement. The session will also present the procedure for reporting weather information to the National Weather Service.
It is not necessary to pre-register for this training, but anyone attending should bring a pen or pencil. If you have any questions about SKYWARN or the training sessions, please contact Bill Babcock, SKYWARN Program Leader at NWS Taunton MA, or Glenn Field, NWS Warning Coordination Meteorologist, at 508-823-1900 during normal business hours.
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Friends of the Franklin Library * P.O. Box 147 * Franklin, MA 02038 * fofl02038@gmail.com
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