From HockomockSports.com we share the FHS sports results:
Gymnastics = Taunton, 128.2 @ Franklin, 140.45 – Final
For other results around the Hockomock League
Results confirmed via Twitter
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| FHS gymnastics tops Taunton on Friday |
Saturday, January 23, 2021
Q & A with the FPS Digital Learning Integrationists - Feb 3
Franklin Public Schools, MA (@FranklinPSNews) tweeted on Fri, Jan 22, 2021:
Families: Mark your calendars for the next Q & A with the FPS Digital Learning Integrationists on Wednesday, February 3rd from 7 - 7:45 PM. They are here to help and answer any questions you may have.
Google Meet link = https://t.co/pvyJV2jDwq
@mertenladybugs @MZogby @Jim_dEntremont
Shared from Twitter: https://t.co/X7NaRGuAgC
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| Q & A with the FPS Digital Learning Integrationists - Feb 3 |
Fund raiser for Teddy Gallagher's - Jan 23, 2021
Matt Zajac writes:
"MY FRIENDS....
Another local music venue is in danger... Teddy Gallagher's Irish Pub
is fighting to keep their doors open and could use your help! This Saturday, 1/23, at 3 PM, they will be streaming live from the pub, raising funds to help keep this longstanding Franklin restaurant/bar from having to close.
There will be live music from myself (Matt Zajac), Ricky Robidoux/Dan Sutton duo, and many more! Please join us from the comfort of your own living room and support this local business!!!
The event will be streaming live from Teddy Gallagher's Facebook page where you will be able to donate to the cause!"
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FHS Gymnastics: Meet Emma, meet Lizzie
FHS Gymnastics (@fhs_gymnastics) tweeted:
Meet Emma! @FHSSports @FranklinHS @FranklinMatters @R_Lanigan @BostonHeraldHS @MetroWestSports @HockomockSports @MyFM1013 @KatCornetta @FHSTrainingRoom https://t.co/KpWHs5jtdK
Meet Lizzie! @FHSSports @FranklinHS @FranklinMatters @R_Lanigan @BostonHeraldHS @MetroWestSports @HockomockSports @MyFM1013 @KatCornetta @FHSTrainingRoom
@lizziebrown36 @Mtgbrigham
Meet Emma! @FHSSports @FranklinHS @FranklinMatters @R_Lanigan @BostonHeraldHS @MetroWestSports @HockomockSports @MyFM1013 @KatCornetta @FHSTrainingRoom pic.twitter.com/KpWHs5jtdK
— FHS Gymnastics (@fhs_gymnastics) January 22, 2021
Meet Lizzie! @FHSSports @FranklinHS @FranklinMatters @R_Lanigan @BostonHeraldHS @MetroWestSports @HockomockSports @MyFM1013 @KatCornetta @FHSTrainingRoom @lizziebrown36 @Mtgbrigham pic.twitter.com/jVgcJJZSVJ
— FHS Gymnastics (@fhs_gymnastics) January 22, 2021
CommonWealth Magazine: Student Opportunity Act to be funded in FY 22 budget; sports betting bill filed again
"GOV. CHARLIE BAKER will propose fully funding the first year of the recently updated school funding formula when he releases his fiscal 2022 budget proposal next week – a commitment that was delayed by a year due to COVID-19.
Baker made the announcement on Friday at the Massachusetts Municipal Association’s annual meeting, which was conducted virtually due to COVID-19.
Baker did not go into details other than to say the administration will “keep our commitment to local school districts by fully funding the first year of the Student Opportunity Act.”
The governor did not give an exact dollar figure for how much additional money he will put into education aid. But based on past estimates, it will likely be more than $300 million. "
Continue reading the article online
"Sports betting is back.
State Sen. Brendan Crighton, a Lynn Democrat, reintroduced a bill this week to legalize sports betting in Massachusetts, reviving a debate that died without action at the end of the last legislative session.
“Looking at the states around us, folks are going to bet on sports whether or not we legalize this, but right now the money’s going to the black market and to other states,” Crighton said in an interview with CommonWealth. “With the black market, you’re not getting any consumer protections. We think it’s important to bring people out of the shadows into the regulated market.”
Last summer, the Massachusetts House voted on a bill to legalize sports betting. The House then included sports betting in its version of an economic development bill. But the Senate never held a vote on the policy, and it was left out of the final version of the economic development bill."
Continue reading the article online
MBTA Commuter Rail: Winter schedule now in effect, NO weekend service on Franklin Line
Winter Schedule will take effect on January 23. Weekend service will only operate on the Middleborough, Fairmount, Providence, Worcester & Newburyport/Rockport Lines. Schedules are now available at South Station, North Station, Back Bay & MBTA.com.
On January 23rd, the 2021 Winter Service Schedule will go into effect. This Schedule will introduce:
- Additional trains on the Middleborough, Fairmount and Newburyport Lines.
- A revised weekend service with trains only operating on the Fairmount, Worcester, Providence, Middleborough, and Newburyport/Rockport lines.
Paper Schedules will be available in South Station, North Station and Back Bay starting the week of January 18th.
Last Updated: Jan 22 2021 02:55 PM
For other updates and the online schedule visit https://www.mbta.com/schedules/CR-Franklin/timetable
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| MBTA Commuter Rail: Winter schedule now in effect, NO weekend service on Franklin Line |
COVID Vaccines: Fact Versus Fiction
"Vince Venditto, UK College of Pharmacy, is busting myths about COVID-19 vaccines to help inform your decision to get vaccinated":
"Over the past year, a novel, highly contagious virus has spread across the world. Scientists and researchers have worked quickly to respond with vaccine development, two of which have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for emergency use so far.
As the vaccine rollout continues for frontline health care workers and others in the most vulnerable populations, it is important to separate fact from fiction with regard to the safety and efficacy of the vaccines.
Vince Venditto, PhD, assistant professor in the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy’s Department of Pharmaceutical Science, has extensive expertise in vaccine design. He was trained in organic synthesis and vaccine development. He is currently working on a clinical trial with community pharmacies to understand the prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 in Kentucky.
He is busting myths about the vaccines to help inform your decision to get vaccinated. "
Continue reading the article online:
https://uknow.uky.edu/research/covid-vaccines-fact-versus-fiction?fbclid=IwAR1nZB8LOXGaBScaCC37ouamxhVH15Oc_0NgWEgRFsaQL_J4cfsNc4Pnh8w
One in a series of COVID myth articles, early this week we shared:
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| Vince Venditto, UK College of Pharmacy, is busting myths about COVID-19 vaccines (University of Kentucky photo) |
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