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MIAA Boys All State Division l Cross Country Championships 2019 - 11/16/2019
Gardner Municipal Golf Course
Last Completed Event
Event 4 Boys 5k Run CC Division 1
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Name Year School Avg 1K Finals Points
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1 #599 Mike Griffin 12 King Philip 3:14 16:06
2 #517 William Chaffin 12 Concord-Carlisle 3:15 16:13 1
3 #674 Loeden Rodrigues 11 Marblehead 3:17 16:22 2
4 #831 Steven Jackson 12 Saint John's Prep 3:17 16:24 3
5 #600 Mike Norberg 12 King Philip 3:18 16:26
6 #771 Tobias L'Esperance 12 Northampton 3:18 16:28 4
7 #918 Jason Norris 12 Wellesley 3:18 16:29 5
8 #508 Myles Liss-Riordan 11 Brookline 3:18 16:29 6
9 #551 Nicholas Calitri 11 Franklin 3:19 16:31
10 #503 Joe Young 12 Boston Latin School 3:19 16:32
11 #500 Stephen Carvalho 12 Belmont 3:19 16:33
12 #705 Bobby Carew 12 Milton 3:19 16:34 7
13 #515 James Johnson 11 Burlington 3:19 16:34
14 #832 Nathan Lopez 9 Saint John's Prep 3:20 16:36 8
15 #639 Tommy Li 11 Longmeadow 3:20 16:36 9
16 #912 Tyler Sullivan 12 Walpole 3:20 16:37 10
17 #901 Tanner Jellison 12 Wakefield 3:20 16:39
18 #579 Alexander Brown 12 Hopkinton 3:21 16:41 11
19 #550 Tyler Brogan 12 Franklin 3:21 16:44
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| Congrats to Tyler and Nick for ending very successful seasons at All-States today. Nick placed 9th!! On to Reggie |
The MIAA results page http://miaa.ezstream.net/index.cfm?itemid=8339
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| Story time with Mrs Claus |
"Ever since they began as makers of woolen fabric during the mid-19th century, operators of the sprawling mill on Franklin’s Union Street have found little ways to reinvent the building’s purpose - from making woolen uniforms for Union forces during the Civil War, to selling woolen remnants in the 1940s, to stocking millions of yards of fabrics and yarns, threads and ribbons, and offering classes to turn it all into something useful and beautiful.
For more than 150 years, the mill has become a proud Franklin fixture - like a beloved, if worn, heirloom passed from generation to generation - and has continued to draw people through its doors: First to create, and then to inspire creativity.
Once again, there is reinvention taking place within the faded brick walls of The Franklin Mill Store. The vision builds upon the success of the fabric and sewing supplies store and spins forward the notion of the mill as a place of creation and artistry, with an eye toward making the mill into a suburban iteration of the types of interior design centers that usually require a trip into a big city.
The third-generation family textile business recently celebrated a soft launch of its newly renovated design center, and unveiled a new partnership with local artists that exhibits their work and offers it for sale to those who come to the center in search of fresh interior touches or entirely new interior design ideas."Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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| “We create lifestyles for people” |
"It had been 37 years since the Franklin football program had a sectional or state trophy to put on display at Franklin High School. And while the consolation hardware wasn’t what the Panthers were looking for on Friday night, there is no denying how far the program has come.
Second-seeded Franklin lost to top-seeded Catholic Memorial in the Division 1 South championship, 42-8. With the win, the Knights (10-0) advance to the Division 1 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium in a few weeks.
The Panthers (7-3) still have one game left on Thanksgiving, but the Division 1 South finalist trophy that is headed back to Franklin signifies quite a bit of growth from a program that just was a two-win team during head coach Eain Bain’s first year in 2016.
“It’s a consolation prize, but we haven’t put a trophy in the case at Franklin High School since 1982,” Bain said following the loss. “I wasn’t even born yet, some of our coaches weren’t even born yet, so look, tonight wasn’t our night. CM is a great program. They’re able to bring in guys from all over and they’ve assembled a lot of talent."Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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| Catholic Memorial remains undefeated to end the FHS football playoff run |
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| Town of Franklin Job Opportunities with ZBA, DPW, Facilities, and Fire Dept |
