Saturday, May 4, 2013
Save The Date - May 17th - PMC Fundraiser
On Friday May 17th, we are having our Pan Mass Challenge (PMC) fundraiser at the Franklin Country Club, which will include dinner and entertainment. The entertainment is absolutely hysterical.
Yes, we are having Jim Spinnato back again this year, the R - Rated Hypnotist / Comedian. It is a great night out. For those of you who attended last year, you know the show is nonstop laughter…. and the best thing is….. you don’t have to travel to the CT Casino’s (where he regularly sells out) and spend a lot of money. I really hope that you can attend.
I will get back to you with more details…. But please save the date and please spread the word and invite neighbors, friends and family. We need to pack the house again this year.
Check out this YouTube clip:
"To me, life’s just too short"
In February, Drengberg, under the pen name P.L. Byers, might have become the first CEO in the defense industry to publish a romance novel.
“Divine Intervention,” her first self-published book, revolves around a harrowing plane crash that brings together the only two survivors.
“I enjoy these types of stories because much of what I do for a living is reading defense contracts,” she said, sitting in front of The Cake Bar on a recent afternoon. “When you’re done with that, you want to read something that makes you feel good, that’s light and has a good ending. Romance novels put me in another world, where I’m not thinking about helicopters …”
Drengberg, who lives in Franklin with her husband, Mark, read romance novels feverishly as a young girl. Her first was Kathleen Woodiwiss’s “The Flame and the Flower,” which sparked her interest in writing.
Read more: http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x179154973/Franklin-writer-goes-from-weapons-to-love#ixzz2SK1KmogB
Friday, May 3, 2013
Reminder: 1st Annual Best Buddies Dodgeball
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Spring Fair: Sunrise Montessori
Sunrise Montessori is having their annual spring fair, this Saturday (May 4th) from noon - 2pm.
This event is open to the general public. Kids of all ages enjoy riding in the train and jumping in the bounce house.
How about getting your face painted or designing a bracelet? Plenty of fun, games and crafts for the kids.
Adults will definitely want to take a chance on our raffle baskets or perhaps, bid in our silent auction.
All proceeds to benefit the Sunrise Montessori School, Inc., a non-profit 501c3 organization, which offers preschool and kindergarten programs to children in Franklin and the surrounding communities.
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Rail Trail Presentation
The presentation used by the Rail Trail Committee in their update to the Town Council on Wednesday is shown here:
For additional notes from the Town Council meeting on weds, check this link
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/05/town-council-050113.html
For additional notes from the Town Council meeting on weds, check this link
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2013/05/town-council-050113.html
MassBudget: cuts to Early Education & Care in the House proposal
Quality Early Education & Care helps prepare kids for school, and has been shown to have far-reaching effects on reading proficiency, graduation rates, and even future earnings. It also helps gives parents the flexibility they need to find and keep jobs.
MassBudget's new brief, "Cuts to Early Education & Care in the House Budget for FY 2014" analyzes the House proposal for Early Education and finds that:
"Cuts to Early Education & Care in the House Budget for FY 2014" is part of a series of MassBudget briefs analyzing key elements in the budget proposals for FY 2014. It is also one of a number of recent MassBudget reports on Early Education & Care in Massachusetts, including:
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