Lifelong Learning: Fall 2019 Registration Open-Classes Start Soon

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REMINDER REGISTRATION IS OPEN at Lifelong Community Learning REGISTER TODAY Click Here To Download Brochure

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Hockomock Volleyball: Players to Watch - Bonnet-Eymard, FHS

HockomockSports.com Staff has published their preview of the "Hockomock Volleyball: Players to Watch in 2019"

Allyson Bonnet-Eymard, Junior – Franklin

"Franklin had a very senior heavy lineup during the 2018 season and that’s a big reason why the Panthers went undefeated in the regular season and won their first ever sectional title. But they also had a couple of underclassmen step up and Allyson Bonnet-Eymard was one of them.

This year, Bonnet-Eymard is going to see a much bigger role and will likely be the go-to option on offense for a new-look Franklin team. She was third on the team last year with 102 kills, showing off a lot of power for just a sophomore. She’s a versatile player too and could see time in the setter position this year and will also be an important defensive player for Franklin."

Read the full listing online at HockomockSports.com
https://hockomocksports.com/hockomock-volleyball-players-to-watch-in-2019/

Hockomock Volleyball: Players to Watch - Bonnet-Eymard, FHS

Destination Dog Adoption Day & Open House - Sep 28

"Destination Dog is supporting an Adoption Day with 12 different rescues &  shelters to showcase their adoptable pets.

We also will be having an Open House so people can visit with the Destination Dog businesses and see demonstrations of our services.

The local vets will be here and food trucks.

FREE.

Come meet your new BEST FRIEND"

Follow the event on Facebook for updates
https://www.facebook.com/events/688204321654201/

Find more about Destination Dog on the web page   https://www.destinationdogfranklin.com/

Destination Dog Adoption Day & Open House - Sep 28

Girls Soccer: 2019 Kelley-Rex Division Preview - Franklin

2019 Kelley-Rex Girls Soccer Preview By HockomockSports.com Staff. We share the Franklin summary here. A link to the full listing is below.

2018 Record: 10-3-5
2018 Finish: Reached D1 South First Round
Coach: Tom Geysen

"Franklin lost only three games all of last season and had one of the league’s best defensive records, allowing only 10 goals in 18 games. That solidity in the defensive third will be hard to replicate, as the Panthers graduated three of last year’s back four, but there is also hope that the promising young attackers can take some of the pressure off by improving on the team’s 40 goals scored, which was seventh best in the Hock.

Senior Sabrina Addi is the lone returning defender for the Panthers, but she will get help from senior goalie Breanna Atwood to try and organize an inexperienced defense. Freshman Norah Anderson will jump into the center of the defense and looks ready for the physical challenge of Hock play. Senior Sam Powderly will drop back from midfield to help out as well.

Once the Panthers get the ball back, there are plenty of familiar faces to try and get goals. Senior Anna Balkus can play a number of different positions, including in the heart of midfield, the wing, or in the attack. Sophomore Stella Regan is coming off a breakout rookie season and adds even more pace to the center of the pitch, while senior Carly Alston is a solid performer on both sides of the ball. In the attack, juniors Erin Quaile and Sydney St. Marie are looking to make the leap to add more consistent scoring.

“I know the kids with experience won’t back down,” said Franklin coach Tom Geysen, “but I need to see how the younger kids will react to this level. I need to see if they can physically cope with playing where I need them to play.”

Read the full listing online at HockomockSports.com
https://hockomocksports.com/girls-soccer-2019-kelley-rex-division-preview/

Girls Soccer: 2019 Kelley-Rex Division Preview - Franklin

Register O'Donnell Announces 37,000th Book Printed at Registry of Deeds

	Norfolk County Registry of Deeds
	Register O'Donnell Announces 37,000th Book Printed at Registry of Deeds Celebrating a significant milestone at the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds, Register William P. O'Donnell today announced the Registry recently completed printing its 37,000th book of recorded land documents. Register O'Donnell noted, "The printing of our 37,000th book, which includes land documents such as deeds, homesteads, mortgages and mortgage discharges, is a significant event in the life of the Registry and a testament to the volume of work completed each and every business day here at the Registry of Deeds. The printing of Book 37,000 links us to the Registry's rich history that dates back to 1793. "While the printing of books is ongoing, it is important to note the Registry continues to embrace and utilize cutting edge technologies allowing us to record land documents instantaneously. Documents are scanned and available for viewing within 24 business hours of recording at www.norfolkdeeds.org." "Our computer systems are backed up on a nightly and weekly basis. This redundancy allows the Registry to maintain a permanent record of all land document recordings in the event of a disaster affecting our building at 649 High Street, Dedham. Additionally, the Registry also microfilms all recorded land documents and ships the microfilm off-site to a secure location where it can be retrieved in the event of a catastrophe," stated the Register. Residents and those with an interest in Norfolk County property are encouraged to visit the Registry of Deeds. Users of the Registry have options to view land documents by whichever means they are comfortable. Either hard copy via books or on-line by one of our many computer workstations available to the public or from the convenience of their home or work computer. Concluding his remarks, Register O'Donnell stated, "The core mission of the Registry of Deeds is to record land documents in a safe, secure and accessible manner. Part of this charge is to serve as a depository for over 8 million land documents recorded from the Registry's beginning in 1793 right up to the present day. While we have embraced the latest technologies to improve efficiencies, the printing of books allow us to maintain a permanent hard copy record of each recorded land document on-site." To learn more about these and other Registry of Deeds events and initiatives, like us at facebook.com/NorfolkDeeds or follow us on twitter.com/NorfolkDeeds and/or Instagram.com/NorfolkDeeds. The Norfolk County Registry of Deeds is located at 649 High Street in Dedham. The Registry is a resource for homeowners, title examiners, mortgage lenders, municipalities and others with a need for secure, accurate, accessible land record information. All land record research information can be found on the Registry's website www.norfolkdeeds.org. Residents in need of assistance can contact the Registry of Deeds Customer Service Center via telephone at (781) 461-6101, or email us at registerodonnell@norfolkdeeds.org. Register William P. O'Donnell Norfolk County Registry of Deeds email: registerodonnell@norfolkdeeds.org phone: 781-234-3336 web: http://www.norfolkdeeds.org

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Register O'Donnell Announces 37,000th Book Printed at Registry of Deeds

Trash - recycling pick up delayed one day this week

There is a one day delay in the trash and recycling schedule this week with Monday as the Labor Day holiday.

This is one of the holidays that brings a delay in the schedule. If your trash is scheduled for Monday, Tuesday is your day this week. Tuesday shifts to Wednesday, and so forth. (Can you hear Brutus' message?)

Franklin Residents: Trash and Recycling pick up schedule- one day delay this week

Additional info on the trash and recycling schedule can be found on the Town of Franklin web page  https://www.franklinma.gov/recycling-solid-waste

FSPA’s Ballet Conservatory Thrives

The Franklin School for the Performing Arts (FSPA), now in its 35th year, will continue its Ballet Conservatory program this season. FSPA's Ballet Conservatory offers classical ballet education of the highest quality. An extensive range of training and performance experiences provides exceptional opportunities for students of all ages and levels interested in the study of classical ballet. 

The FSPA Ballet curriculum is based on the foundations of the ABT National Training Curriculum. As of 2015, all teachers on the Conservatory Track have been certified in the NTC program.

The first levels of the ballet program begins an earnest study of classical ballet. Barre work is introduced with a strong focus on individual turnout, foot development, and port de bra. As dancers progress into the intermediate levels, the faculty carefully evaluates each student's progress and potential for pointe work while continuing to nurture the desire to dance. 
 

FSPA’s Ballet Conservatory Thrives

The Pre-Professional Program begins advanced ballet technique and pointe. Admission is by teacher evaluation and audition only. This program consists of FSPA’s most challenging and demanding schedule and provides additional performance opportunities for dancers, along with private coaching and extra classes if desired.

FSPA’s Ballet program is under the direction of Cheryl Madeux, a former dancer with American Ballet Theatre, Joffery Ballet, and Hartford Ballet. She received her training at the Nutmeg Conservatory for the Arts. Ms. Madeux has performed extensively throughout the United States and Europe, worked with leading choreographers including Gerald Arpino, Kirk Peterson, and Twyla Tharp, and been coached by such ballet luminaries as Igor Youskevitch and Eleanor D’Antuono. Her extensive classical repertoire includes all the full-length classical productions as well as principal roles in The Nutcracker, Giselle, Coppelia, The Firebird, Balanchine’s Serenade, Spectra de La Rose, and much more. 

Many of Ms. Madeux’s FSPA Ballet Conservatory students have been accepted to some of the most prestigious summer programs available and a select few recently participated and advanced to the finals of the Youth America Grand Prix in NY. Ms. Madeux is also a summer faculty member for the ABT Young Dancers Program in NY and an examiner for the ABT National Training Curriculum.

This past year, FSPA presented its students for Examinations in the American Ballet Theatre National Training Curriculum at ABT’s studios in New York, NY. The Examination class was taught by Ms. Madeux. FSPA is proud to incorporate the American Ballet Theatre National Training Curriculum, a nine-level program that combines high quality artistic training with the basics of dancer health and child development for students of all ages and skill levels. Upon successful exam completion, Cheryl Madeux earned the distinction of ABT Affiliate Teacher.

FSPA offers two additional tracks of Ballet study for students not on the pre-professional path and advanced dancers with limited time in their schedules. The Standard Track is designed to train and educate students in classical ballet so they may use this knowledge to enhance other disciplines and prepare to enter competitive college dance programs, if desired. Pointe is not offered on this track, allowing for fewer requirements and greater flexibility of schedules. 

Students are evaluated for placement in the level to assure continued development and success. The Recreational Ballet Program is comprised of once-a-week classes to meet the needs of older students with no prior experience who wish to explore the discipline of classical ballet and dancers with some experience who want to continue study for enjoyment.

For more information on Ballet at the Franklin School for the Performing Arts, visit www.FSPAonline.com, call 508-528-8668, or stop by the facility at 38 Main Street in Franklin, MA.