Economic Development Subcommittee - Agenda - Mar 3, 2021

Economic Development Subcommittee Meeting

Agenda & Meeting Packet

March 3, 2021 - 5:45 PM 

Agenda:
1. Tasting Room bylaw proposal
2. Franklin Business Guide (Draft Attached)
3. Food Trucks materials update

Agenda doc and meeting materials, including connection info for this virtual meeting

https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif591/f/agendas/edc_agenda_3-3-2021.pdf

Economic Development Subcommittee - Agenda - Mar 3, 2021

Franklin, MA: Board of Health - Agenda - Mar 3, 2021

Board of Health 

Agenda - Mar 3, 2021 - 5:00 PM

AGENDA
1) Reading and Acceptance of February 3, 2021 meeting minutes

2) OLD BUSINESS

3) NEW BUSINESS

• COVID-19 Vaccine update
• COVID-19 Educational Messages
• New hire discussion
• Norfolk County Mosquito Control aerial applications Chairman opens the floor for any other new business

4) CITIZENS COMMENTARY

5) ADJOURNMENT 

Agenda doc with virtual meeting connection info

https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif591/f/agendas/agenda-3-3-21.pdf

Health Director Cathleen Liberty presenting to the School Committee meeting 2/23/21

FHS A World of Difference: 2 Part video on John Lewis

FHS A World of Difference (@Franklin_AWOD) tweeted on Sun, Feb 28, 2021:

Today's Black History Month Video is a special 2 Part Video about John Lewis! https://t.co/nlSq6fDIM2

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/Franklin_AWOD/status/1366088070504808459   

and https://twitter.com/Franklin_AWOD/status/1366088175018528770

Today's Black History Month Video is a special 2 Part Video about John Lewis! pic.twitter.com/nlSq6fDIM2

— FHS A World of Difference (@Franklin_AWOD) February 28, 2021

Part 2! pic.twitter.com/lgZL2AKITx

— FHS A World of Difference (@Franklin_AWOD) February 28, 2021

Franklin Art Teachers featured in NEA publication

"We are so proud of the creativity of our faculty and staff! @MsDoherty_ART  #franklinpsnews 

Arts Education During COVID: The Show Must Go On! | NEA 

I must also include

@ArtsyMrsMinor & Ms. Whelan! 

Read the article online = https://t.co/YTdG58qijV"

Shared from Superintendent Sara Ahern's Twitter:   https://twitter.com/saraeahern/status/1365698214322728962

Video link = https://youtu.be/DN2X0ve5paU

Temple Etz Chaim: 3K Family Walk Run or Ride FUNdRaiser

Temple Etz Chaim of Franklin, MA is pleased to announce our Virtual 3K Walk, Run or Ride FUNdraiser. This year, we're welcoming walkers, runners and bicyclists from near and far to join us in our social distancing 3K. All proceeds from this event will help support Temple Etz Chaim as we support our local community.

Join us Thursday, March 11th through Sunday, March 14th to get out and get in your steps. Use your iphone, fitbit, pedometer, google maps, or any other tracking device to measure your distance.  Walk, run or bike as an individual, with your family, or join a larger team remotely, and submit your results here.  

 

We're also encouraging participants to get on Facebook and tag us @TempleEtzChaimMA (https://www.facebook.com/TempleEtzChaimMA) showing us your favorite way to get active and healthy while staying safe.

For race questions or for more info, please contact Cindy Heilweil at sisterhood@temple-etzchaim.org or Margot Rivelis at boarddirector3@temple-etzchaim.org

 

 

For additional info and to register:

https://runsignup.com/Race/MA/Franklin/TempleEtzChaim3KFunRunFUNdraiser

 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/TECFranklin/status/1366029165204566020

Temple Etz Chaim: 3K Family Walk Run or Ride FUNdRaiser

Mass.gov: "Use all of the tools available to #StoptheSpread"

Mass.gov (@MassGov) tweeted on Sat, Feb 27, 2021:

"Use all of the tools available to #StoptheSpread. Keep your friends and family safe by wearing a mask and practicing social distancing. #COVID19MA" https://t.co/fsTh7qLCPD

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/MassGov/status/1365695724562903043

Mass.gov: "Use all of the tools available to #StoptheSpread"

The Hill: "CDC signs off on Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine"

 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Sunday formally accepted the recommendation from its advisory panel that Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine can be given to people ages 18 and older in the United States.

The announcement by CDC Director Rochelle Walensky will allow vaccinations to begin as soon as the doses are received.

Walensky called the decision "another milestone toward an end to the pandemic."

"This vaccine is also another important tool in our toolbox to equitably vaccinate as many people as possible, as quickly as possible," Walensky said in a statement.

Continue reading the article online

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/540918-cdc-accepts-panels-endorsement-of-johnson-johnson-coronavirus-vaccine