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| Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI Dec 14 - THU Dec 20 |
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| Tri-County Q1 2018-2019 Honor Roll |
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| FHS Panthers |
Big win!! #PantherPride https://t.co/2HksiLhi16— FranklinHighSchool (@FranklinHS) December 14, 2018
HUGE win tonight for the programs first ever win over Massachusetts powerhouse Malden Catholic. 3-0 final with the hard hat going to goalie Ryan Cameron getting a shutout in his first varsity start #ontocanton pic.twitter.com/1ccs39Nuip— Franklin Hockey (@FHS_Puck) December 14, 2018
Game Over: @FHS_Puck 3, @MCathletics1 0. Great game by goalie Ryan Cameron— Franklin Recreation (@FranklinRec) December 14, 2018
With a power play, @MCathletics1 elects to pull the goalie and CJ Spillane scores the empty netter making it 3-0 @FHS_Puck— Franklin Recreation (@FranklinRec) December 14, 2018
After 2 periods, @FHS_Puck 2, @MCathletics1 0. Both teams exchanging a few penalties in the 2nd. Nobody could capitalize. Still a great DJ setlist— Franklin Recreation (@FranklinRec) December 14, 2018
Matt Holmes scores making it @FHS_Puck 2-0 at 1:26 into the 2nd period over @MCathletics1— Franklin Recreation (@FranklinRec) December 13, 2018
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| Annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service on Monday, December 24 |
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| Sunday, December 30, celebrate Lessons and Carols |
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| Pictures with Santa and Mrs Claus - Dec 15 |
"Foodies are getting excited about a new sign that popped up on Rte. 140 in Franklin on Wednesday afternoon, teasing a new place to eat.
Jersey Mike’s Subs plans to open a shop in the plaza at 471 West Central St., the company’s corporate office confirmed. The company did not provide an opening date.
Franklin will be the company’s second Massachusetts shop, the other being in Marlborough.
Some folks are familiar with Jersey Mike’s classic Italian sub and grilled chicken cheesesteak."Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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"Most adults who sought care for mental health or substance use disorders in Massachusetts in the last year had trouble obtaining that care, regardless of whether or not they had insurance coverage to help pay for the care.
The 2018 Massachusetts Health Reform Survey found that more than a third of the people who sought behavioral health care in the last 12 months have gone without that care and that 57 percent of the people who sought care said they had trouble finding a provider who would see them.
The Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation on Tuesday morning will release the results of the survey conducted by the Urban Institute and Social Science Research Solutions earlier this year based on responses from 2,201 individuals.
“I think all in all, it’s sort of another set of data that indicates what we all sort of anecdotally experience and hear about: that there are real access problems with getting mental health and substance use disorder care,” Audrey Shelto, president of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, said. She added, “In a state where we have made such dramatic gains in coverage, it is disturbing that so many people with mental health and substance use conditions face these challenges in getting treatment.”
"Grant applications are now available for the ArtWeek 2019 in Franklin, the second year the town is participating in the statewide event.
ArtWeek is a 10-day festival that features unique artistic experiences from local businesses and organizations. Some of the events offered are participatory, while others offer a look at how artists do their work.
Chairman of the Franklin Cultural Council, Stacey David said that the town hosted 50 events in 2018′s ArtWeek. This year, Franklin hosted 10 percent of the state’s events, and had a massive turnout, she said. For 2019, they’re hoping for even more, she said.
“The response was really great,” David said. “Everything was very well-attended and the people there were really excited.”Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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| Franklin Cultural Council to Offer Artweek Festival Grants |