Wednesday, November 4, 2020

#SNETTPhoto2020 photos winners announced

"We are excited to announce the winners of the first annual photo contest #SNETTPhoto2020!

We would like to thank everyone who entered and we are looking forward to your participation again next year."

 

For the winning photos, please visit the Rail Trail Committee page
 
#SNETTPhoto2020 photos winners announced
#SNETTPhoto2020 photos winners announced (just a photo of the new tunnel, not a winning photo)

 



Women’s Faith Formation Ministry - scheduled to meet Saturday - Nov 7

The Women’s Faith Formation Ministry at St. Mary Parish has begun. This meeting is open to ALL women.

We meet on the first Saturday of each month from 9:30-10:15am.The video/speaker presentations will last approximately 15-20 minutes and will be followed by 15-20 minutes of discussions and/or questions. No homework or preparation is involved.

If you are interested in attending our monthly meeting, please email Deacon Guy (deaconguy@stmarysfranklin.org) to receive information and the Zoom link to attend. 

 

Women’s Faith Formation Ministry - meets Saturday, Nov 7
Women’s Faith Formation Ministry - meets Saturday, Nov 7

 

In the News: "Franklin voters opt to adopt Community Preservation Act"

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

"Many projects around town that have been relegated to the back burner because of a lack of funding will have a better chance of being realized now that voters have adopted the provisions of the state Community Preservation Act.

The CPA question, which appeared on this election’s ballot along with two statewide questions regarding ranked-choice voting and right to repair, was handily passed with about 61% of those voting giving it the nod.

The measure will add a 2% surcharge to local property taxes as a means of raising money for often put-off open space and historic preservation projects, recreation projects and community housing development.

According to results reported by the Town Clerk’s Office, the ballot question decision was 11,565 in favor and 7,370 opposed."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
 

Community Preservation Act - election results   ("unofficial")
  • Yes = 11565    
  • No = 7370    
  • Blanks = 862    
  • total = 19797 

  

In the News: "Franklin voters opt to adopt Community Preservation Act"
In the News: "Franklin voters opt to adopt Community Preservation Act"

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Franklin, MA "Unofficial" results - Nov 3, 2020

The unofficial election results for Franklin, MA as released Tuesday, NOv 3, 2020 by the Town Clerk Nancy Danello

To download your copy

 

"Unofficial"TopicYesNoBlanksTotal
Ballot Question 1 Right to repair14018526051919797
Ballot Question 2Ranked Choice Voting75291163163719797
Ballot Question 3Community Preservation Act11565737086219797


 

 

Franklin, MA "Unofficial" results - Nov 3, 2020
Franklin, MA "Unofficial" results - Nov 3, 2020

 

Franklin voters: Election Day is here

Election Day is here.  Please note the following:
- The drive-thru window will be open until 8 PM on 11/3
- Ballots sent via USPS must be postmarked by 11/3
- The white mailbox will be checked for the FINAL time at 8 PM on 11/3
- Polls will be open at Franklin High School from 7 AM - 8 PM

Other election information can be found here

or on the Town Clerk page https://www.franklinma.gov/town-clerk
 

 
Franklin voters: Election Day is here
Franklin voters: Election Day is here




Franklin, MA: Board of Health - Agenda - Nov 4, 2020

Franklin Board Of Health
Duly Scheduled Meeting and Public Hearing
Wednesday, November 4, 2020, 5:00 PM

AGENDA

1)    Reading and Acceptance of October 21, 2020 and October 28, 2020 meeting minutes

2)    OLD BUSINESS

3)    NEW BUSINESS

•    Discuss Title 5 plans for 4 Abbey Lane
•    Discus Chapter 238: Manicurist Establishments
•    Recruitment of volunteers for vaccine clinic
•    New orders regulating gatherings, early closing for certain businesses and revised face covering
•    Update on 27 Winter Street dwelling
 
Chairman opens the floor for any other new business

4) CITIZENS COMMENTARY

5) ADJOURNMENT 

 

Connection info contained in Agenda doc

 

Franklin, MA: Board of Health - Agenda - Nov 4, 2020
Franklin, MA: Board of Health - Agenda - Nov 4, 2020


Franklin Residents: Job Opportunities - Firefighter/paramedic; heavy equipment operator, Recycling Center laborer; substitute custodian

Job Opportunities

To apply for a vacant position, please submit a resume and cover letter to apply@franklinma.gov.  Please put the job title in the subject line of your email.  


If you do not have a resume, you may send a completed Application for Employment instead.  https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif591/f/uploads/application_for_employment_-_town_of_franklin.pdf

To receive notifications of all job opportunities in the Town of Franklin, subscribe here  https://www.franklinma.gov/subscribe.

Franklin Residents: Job Opportunities
Franklin Residents: Job Opportunities