FHS boys lacrosse top BC High 10-9 in Double OT

Via HockomockSports, we share the results of the FHS sports action on Friday, Apr 26, 2019


Baseball = Franklin @ Framingham – Postponed to a date and time to be announced.

Boys Lacrosse = Franklin, 10 vs. BC High, 9 – Final (2OT)
– Franklin sophomore Matt Lazzaro scored his sixth goal of the game in double overtime to lift the Panthers to their first ever win over BC High. Lazzaro had three assists to go along with his six goals while the Panthers played strong defense in front of Will Davis, who had a terrific game in net.

For the other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-04-26-19/

FHS Panthers

Franklin Girls Basketball Clinic - Jun 24-27

via Twitter:

"Excited to announce the Franklin Girls Basketball Clinic for girls entering Grades 4-9. It will run from June 24-27 from 9 AM-3 PM at Franklin High School. 

Sign up Today!"  https://www.familyid.com/programs/girls-basketball-clinic-summer-2019

Franklin Girls Basketball Clinic - Jun 24-27

Twitter link: https://twitter.com/coachleighto/status/1118206781073842176

FEF Paint Night - May 3

Fundraiser for FEF grant program. Come enjoy making wonderful art with your kids while supporting FEF's grant program for Franklin Public Schools!

Open to all students grades 3-5 and their adult VIP.

Cost: $38 for 1 adult and 1 child

Each adult/child pair will work collaboratively to design and create an acrylic canvas painting. Please wear painting clothes or bring a smock.

Register online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/paint-night-with-franklin-education-foundation-tickets-59829655109

FEF Paint Night - May 3

In the News: Robert “Sully” Sullivan; Milford Regional expands; all transportation revenue options are still “on the table”

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

Robert “Sully” Sullivan

"For Jack Lank, president of the United Regional Chamber of Commerce in Plainville, the visual of Robert “Sully” Sullivan, in a red Santa suit and hat patrolling through Franklin in his red convertible, is a lasting memory. Sullivan used to joke that he also had the physique for it, said Lank. 

Sullivan, Franklin’s beloved Santa Claus and co-founder of the Santa Foundation, died Monday at Whittier Hospital in Westborough. He was 70. 

“It’s a tremendous loss to the community, and a tremendous loss for all the families that he has helped over the years,” said Lank, who worked with Sullivan on his Santa Foundation for 10 years, calling him a “town icon.” 

“He was one of the kindest individuals you would ever meet, and he never said no,” said Lank.

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20190426/franklin-town-icon-dies-at-70

Santa Foundation

Milford Regional expands in Franklin

"Things have gotten a little easier for Franklin-area residents who use services and physicians at Milford Regional Medical Center. 

The Milford-based hospital opened a new building at 1280 West Central St. in Franklin earlier this month. 

“Franklin is a huge, important part of our service area,” said Teri McDonald, vice president of public relations, marketing and communications at Milford Regional Medical Center. ”(The new building is) going to be a great improvement for the area.” 

The location consolidates four medical practices previously scattered throughout Franklin, expands the hospital’s diagnostic imaging and laboratory services, and adds an urgent care center."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20190426/franklin-gets-centralized-milford-regional-medical-center-service


all transportation revenue options are still “on the table”

"Expanding road tolls across Massachusetts and to the state’s borders could be a way to generate new revenue to address growing transportation woes, Senate President Karen Spilka said Thursday. 

In remarks at a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday, Spilka, an Ashland Democrat, told business leaders that tolls similar to those along Interstate 90 deserve consideration for other places. 

“Simply put, and I put this out there, if tolls are a good idea for my district, my region, I believe we should explore the possibility of expanded tolling, including possibly at our borders,” Spilka said. “Our best ideas won’t matter if we can’t find a way to make a 21st century transportation infrastructure a reality — and find a way to pay for it.”

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20190425/spilka-more-tolled-roads-deserve-consideration

The Art of Relaxed Entertaining - May 2

Still Time To Register

‌ Lifelong Community Learning The Art of Relaxed Entertaining Appetizer & Dessert Ideas for a Finger Food Dinner  REGISTER NOW Thursday May 2, 2019 6:00-7:30 PM $35 per person Looking for a fun change of pace? Try an appetizer dinner party instead of the traditional sit-down dinner. Serving tasty finger foods can be an inexpensive, low-stress solution, and a great conversation starter. Chef Colin Boisvert will prepare a selection of items live, that participants can taste. Franklin High School 218 Oak Street Franklin, MA Lifelong Community Learning, 218 Oak St., Franklin, MA 02038 LCL@franklinps.net www.FranklinLifelongLearning.com

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Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI - Apr 26 to THU - May 2

Friday, April 26

 ArtWeek

10:00am

 Knitting Group

10:30am

 Happy Feet! (Community Room)

2:30pm

 ArtWeek Kick Off! (Meeting Room)

7:30pm

 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Saturday, April 27

 ArtWeek

7:00am

 CDMMEA Jr. District Concert Host

9:00am

 Earth Day - Clean up Franklin

10:00am

 Franklin Historical Museum (Always free)

1:30pm

 May Flowers Craft! (FoFL)

3:30pm

 Code it! (FoFL)

4:00pm

 Taste of ArtWeek

7:30pm

 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

7:30pm

 Bill & Kate Isles, Folk Duo

Sunday, April 28

 ArtWeek

9:00am

 Race for Recovery Walk/Run 5K

1:00pm

 Franklin Historical Museum (always free)

2:00pm

 Taste of Israel

4:00pm

 Diana Fanning (pianist)

Monday, April 29

 ArtWeek

10:30am

 Move Along

11:00am

 Toddler Playgroup

3:00pm

 Monday Crafternoons

3:30pm

 Dungeons & Dragons for Kids ( Teen Room)

6:00pm

 Sexually Explicit Images Legislation

6:30pm

 Charles River Meadowlands Community Forum

6:30pm

 Zentangle for Adults

7:00pm

 OSKEY Rehearsal

Tuesday, April 30

 ArtWeek

9:30am

 Cool Cruisers

10:30am

 Get Ready for Kindergarten

6:30pm

 Greg Maichuk Pastel Class

7:30pm

 Kenny Hadley Big Band with FHS Jazz Ensemble

Wednesday, May 1

 ArtWeek

10:30am

 Terrific Toddlers

11:00am

 Toddler Playgroup

6:00pm

 Affordable Housing Lottery - 35 Palomino Drive

7:00pm

 OSKEY Rehearsal

7:00pm

 Franklin Art Assoc - Monthly Meeting

Thursday, May 2

 ArtWeek

9:30am

 Baby Tummy Time

10:30am

 Story & Craft

4:00pm

 Franklin Historical Museum (always free)

5:45pm

 FAA Booster Mtg

6:00pm

 EMPTY BOWLS

6:00pm

 Annual Empty Bowls Dinner

6:00pm

 Volunteens

For the interactive version, please visit

http://www.franklinmatters.org/p/blog-page.html

For the Town of Franklin Public Meeting Calendar

http://www.franklinma.gov/calendar

Submit an event for the Community Calendar, please use this link

https://goo.gl/forms/7Pr1iBuAiIna7cUo2

Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI - Apr 19 to THU - Apr 25

Lt. Governor Polito and Representative Roy to host discussion on Sexually Explicit Images Legislation at FHS - Apr 29

On Monday, April 29, 2019, Representative Jeffrey N. Roy (D-Franklin) and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito will present an educational discussion highlighting legislation relative to the distribution of sexually explicit images. The event will take place at the Franklin High School Auditorium from 6:00-8:00 PM and is open to faculty, students, parents and members of the public.

The distribution of sexually explicit images is becoming an increasingly prevalent behavior among teens. Legislation filed by Representative Roy and Lt. Governor Polito helps to protect children from the harmful effects of transmission of explicit images by modernizing the laws to reflect the realities of cyber-bullying. 

The legislation provides additional tools for law enforcement along with educational programming that brings a coordinated effort and holistic approach to address this behavior among teens. Simultaneously, the legislation seeks to close a loophole in current law by creating penalties for adults who distribute sexually explicit images for the purpose of revenge or embarrassment. 

First filed in 2017, Sexually Explicit Images legislation has bipartisan support and if passed will join states from over half the country that have enacted similar legislation to protect their young citizens.

Lt. Governor Polito and Representative Roy to host discussion on
Sexually Explicit Images Legislation at FHS - Apr 29