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Saturday, February 6, 2016
HMEA: Beatles concert - February 27th, 2016
Foreign Language Classes Start Soon
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In the News: Coaches vs Cancer, foreign language classes
The Franklin High School boys’ and girls’ basketball teams and head coaches C.J. Neely and John Leighton will team up with the American Cancer Society to participate in the Coaches vs. Cancer initiative during the 5:30 and 7 p.m. games on Feb. 5 at 218 Oak St.Note: due to the snowstorm on Friday the games have been rescheduled for Sunday, Feb 7. The girls play at noon, the boys at 1:30 PM.
During the Panthers’ games against King Philip, fans will have an opportunity to take part in fundraising activities that will benefit the work of the American Cancer Society and its Coaches vs. Cancer initiative.
Donations will be collected onsite. The girls’ game begins at 5:30 p.m. and will be followed by the boys at 7 p.m.
For more information, contact or Greg McKeever at 508-270-4823 or greg.mckeever@cancer.org.
Coaches vs. Cancer is a nationwide collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches that empowers all coaches, their teams and local communities to make a difference in the fight against cancer.
For more information, visit coachesvscancer.org.http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160205/franklin-high-school-basketball-to-host-coaches-vs-cancer-games
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| FHS Panthers |
The Center for Adult Education and Community Learning, a program of the Franklin Public School’s Lifelong Learning Institute, will offer foreign language classes beginning Feb. 23 at Franklin High School, 218 Oak St.
The offerings will include French I for Travelers, beginning Feb. 23; Italian I for Travelers, beginning Feb. 24; and Intermediate Conversational Italian II, beginning Feb. 25.
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160205/franklins-adult-education-program-to-offer-foreign-language-classes
Franklin Art Association - meeting March 2
The Franklin Art Association will meet on Wednesday, March 2, from 6:30 to 9:00 pm at the Franklin Senior Center, 10 Daniel McCahill Street.
Franklin Art Association
Refreshments and socialization will begin at 6:30
The program will feature Rockport artist Chris Coyne. Chris will do a watercolor demo.
Meetings are free and open to the public.
For more information please visit our web site at www.franklinart.org or www.facebook.com/FranklinArtAssoc......
Chris Coyne is a Rockport Massachusetts based plein air painter working in the Cape Ann tradition. Using Gruppe's palette he paints in both oils and watercolors and is comfortable in the field or in the studio.
A member of numerous art associations, he plies his trade from mountain to sea, producing marine art, landscapes and village scenes, as well as the occasional portrait and still life.
Both traditionally trained and self taught, Mr Coyne enjoys giving back to the art by sharing his love of painting and art through teaching and demonstrating in the classroom and in the field.
website: www.coynefineart.com
Friday, February 5, 2016
Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA Area: FRI 2/5/16 - THU 2/11/16
6:30pm Art Night Uncorked at the Franklin Art Center
8pm Choreographer’s Concert at Dean College
SATURDAY 2/6/16
8am-1pm Bone Marrow Registration Drive for Jennifer Felicetti at the Franklin YMCA
10am-12pm Information Session and Building Tour of the Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School
2pm FSPA in The Box: Grease
7:30pm FSPA in The Box: Grease
8pm Choreographer’s Concert at Dean College
SUNDAY 2/7/16
7:30-10:30am Sunday Morning Breakfast at Franklin Rod and Gun Club
TUESDAY 2/9/16
6:30-8pm Knitting Circle for Adults at Franklin Public Library
7:30pm Franklin and Bellingham Rail Trail Committee monthly meeting at the Franklin YMCA. Public welcome.
WEDNESDAY 2/10/16
6:30-7:30pm Open House at the Franklin High School for course selection for incoming 9th graders.
THURSDAY 2/11/16
6:30-8:30pm Relay For Life Fundraiser: Wine Tasting, food, raffles at Pour Richard's
For all the Town of Franklin Public Meetings click HERE.
For event details click HERE.
*If you have any suggestions or events for the calendar, please email Renata@BetterLivingRE.com
Franklin Police: Telephone scam claiming to be IRS agent
We are aware of an ongoing telephone scam where an individual claiming to be an IRS agent calls residents, states there is an arrest warrant or legal proceedings against the victim, and that the matter can be cleared up by making an immediate wire payment by such services as Western Union or Money Gram.
The IRS does not conduct business in this manner. They will contact people by certified US mail. They do not call and demand immediate payment to avoid criminal charges.
If you receive this type of call, hang up. DO NOT give any information to the caller.
Thank you
Chief Stephan H Semerjian
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| Franklin Police Station, 911 Panther Way |
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Franklin Student’s Collect Clothes for Foster Children
From February 1 through February 12, the Student Government at Jefferson Elementary School in Franklin is conducting a pajama and sock drive to benefit the Friends of Foster Care and Comfort Cases for kids. All collected pajamas and socks will be included within a backpack and delivered to the children as they begin their journey with a new foster home.
Representative Jeffrey Roy and Senator Richard Ross will be visiting the Jefferson Elementary School on February 12 at 9 a.m. to present the resourceful Student Government members with citations from both the House of Representatives and Senate congratulating them for their success.
"It is the small but sincere acts, like ensuring a foster child has new warm clothes, that can make all the difference in the world in the life of a young person," said Representative Jeffrey N. Roy (D-Franklin). "I am heartened to see that these kids took it upon themselves to take on this project, and recognize the difference they can make in the world. I am honored to represent such a creative and thoughtful group of young people."
"Our Student Council members worked together to organize this collection to help other children," said Principal Linda Ashley. "As educators we are very proud when our students extend our school's core values of responsibility and investment to help others in our community."
"A warm pair of socks and pajamas are comforts that many take for granted, yet these items are necessities in the cold winter months," said Senator Karen E. Spilka (D-Ashland). "The compassionate, proactive students at Jefferson Elementary School are supporting other young people and setting a terrific example of generosity and caring in our community."
"I am so pleased that students at Jefferson Elementary School have organized such a fantastic initiative. Entering a new foster home can be hard, but a new set of clothes can go a long way to truly change someone's life for the better. These students are an inspiration for our community and I am so proud of the work they put into this," said Senator Ross. (R-Wrentham)
For anyone who may be interested in donating NEW and UNUSED pajamas and socks can feel free to bring these clothing items to the lobby of Jefferson School (628 Washington St, Franklin, MA 02038).
Representative Jeffrey Roy and Senator Richard Ross will be visiting the Jefferson Elementary School on February 12 at 9 a.m. to present the resourceful Student Government members with citations from both the House of Representatives and Senate congratulating them for their success.
"It is the small but sincere acts, like ensuring a foster child has new warm clothes, that can make all the difference in the world in the life of a young person," said Representative Jeffrey N. Roy (D-Franklin). "I am heartened to see that these kids took it upon themselves to take on this project, and recognize the difference they can make in the world. I am honored to represent such a creative and thoughtful group of young people."
"Our Student Council members worked together to organize this collection to help other children," said Principal Linda Ashley. "As educators we are very proud when our students extend our school's core values of responsibility and investment to help others in our community."
"A warm pair of socks and pajamas are comforts that many take for granted, yet these items are necessities in the cold winter months," said Senator Karen E. Spilka (D-Ashland). "The compassionate, proactive students at Jefferson Elementary School are supporting other young people and setting a terrific example of generosity and caring in our community."
"I am so pleased that students at Jefferson Elementary School have organized such a fantastic initiative. Entering a new foster home can be hard, but a new set of clothes can go a long way to truly change someone's life for the better. These students are an inspiration for our community and I am so proud of the work they put into this," said Senator Ross. (R-Wrentham)
For anyone who may be interested in donating NEW and UNUSED pajamas and socks can feel free to bring these clothing items to the lobby of Jefferson School (628 Washington St, Franklin, MA 02038).
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| Jefferson Elementary School |
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