Sunday, June 27, 2021

Franklin TV: Live Sports Coverage - It’s a big change for the better

Back in February we scrambled for ways to cover the FHS Panthers upcoming spring sports season – live. COVID made it a mission critical push. Only one parent was allowed to accompany any student athlete to his or her game. The other parent? Family? Friends and neighbors? Nope. Too bad.

We hastily hustled our TV Flypacks together, and we were off to the races –
(or to whatever our first event was).

We also began live streaming all three of our channels online – directly from the front page of our website:  Franklin.TV – (Just click on the channel of your choice.) We’ve done all we can to make it easy.

Live Sports Coverage - It’s a big change for the better
Live Sports Coverage - It’s a big change for the better


The response has been both surprising and quite gratifying. We’ve received phone calls and emails inquiring about almost every game. Even out of the darkness of our COVID winter, something good has emerged as part of our new normal. We are still perfecting our coverage  – still working from wherever an event originates to make our internet  connections  back  to our  main  studio  (and  you,  our
viewers) as reliable as possible.  The internet being what it is, there might be some occasional bumps in the road ahead, but we’ll keep doing all we can to bring live event coverage to everyone.

We also post all games to our Video-on-Demand system about a week later. Look for your favorite game or event on our website under ‘Past Shows’. There’ll be more live sports and events all Summer long. Wherever it’s happening, that’s where we’ll be.  http://franklin.tv/
And –  as always –
Thank you for listening to wfpr●fm.
And, thank you for watching.


Pete Fasciano, Executive Director  

Get this week's program guide for Franklin TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) online
http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf  or for archive purposes

FHS outdoor track performances at D1 State meet

FHS girls outdoor track performances from the MIAA All State Track & Field Championships 2021 held at Norwell High School on Saturday, June 27, 2021

Event 3  Girls 400 Meter Dash
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 Meet Record: * 54.51  6/7/2014    Sierra Irvin, Hingham                       
    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#
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  1 Aleia Gisolfi-McCready    12 Lexington                55.25   3  
 10 Jillian Fenerty           11 Franklin                 58.65   3 

Event 10  Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
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 Meet Record: * 47.92  6/6/2009    NORTH ATTLEBORO HS, NO ATTLEBORO            
                       C Deininger, J Cappadona, L Goldberg, C Udall     
    School                                               Finals  H#
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  1 Framingham  'A'                                       48.79   3 
     1) Priscilla Mota 11               2) Kim Lugon 11                   
     3) Abby Desmarais 9                4) Maya Bishop 10            
20 Franklin  'A'                                         52.30   1 
     1) Ava Fraulo 11                   2) Sophia Cuneo 9                 
     3) Barra Pfluke 10                 4) Lindsey Morse 12   
    
Event 11  Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
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 Meet Record: * 3:50.14  6/7/2014    Mansfield, Mansfield                      
                         M Oldow, R Stier, L Goulet, M Amerantes           
    School                                               Finals  H#
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  1 Lexington  'A'                                      3:54.23   3 
     1) Mari Mc Bride 11                2) Catherine Movsessian 12        
     3) Aylin Bruce 12                  4) Aleia Gisolfi-McCready 12      
 11 Franklin  'A'                                       4:07.16   2 
     1) Jillian Fenerty 11              2) Anna Cliff 9                   
     3) Sarah Dumas 9                   4) Olivia Costa 9         

Event 12  Girls High Jump
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 Meet Record: *  5-10  1987        Becky Bryan, Lexington HS                   
    Name                    Year School                  Finals           
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  1 Sophie Albright           12 Framingham            J5-08.00      1.72m 
  3 Maia Wahlquist            12 Westford Aca          J5-04.00      1.62m 
  3 Lindsey Morse             12 Franklin              J5-04.00      1.62m 

Event 16  Girls Discus Throw
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 Meet Record: * 157-05  1979        Pia Iacova, Brockton HS                    
    Name                    Year School                  Finals           
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  1 Michaela Denson           11 Sabis Intl C            142-11     43.56m 
  6 Katelynn Taylor           12 Franklin                105-06     32.15m 

Event 18  Girls Shot Put
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 Meet Record: * 45-05.75  6/3/2017    Abbie Mokwuah, Longmeadow                
        Meet: %    47-02  1978        Pam Hall (8lb), Weston HS                
    Name                    Year School                  Finals            H#
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  1 Michaela Denson           11 Sabis Intl C          37-08.25     11.48m  2 
 15 Katelynn Taylor           12 Franklin              33-05.00     10.18m  2 

Women - Team Rankings - 19 Events Scored
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    1) Westford Academy            40.50     2) Wellesley                  34   
    3) Concord-Carlisle            31        4) Newton North               28.50
    5) Lexington                   27        6) Milford                    25   
    7) North Reading               24        8) Framingham                 23   
    9) Burlington                  22       10) Sabis Intl Charter         20   
   11) Weston                      19       12) North Andover              18   
   12) Tewksbury                   18       14) Taunton                    16   
   15) Brookline                   15       16) Newton South               14   
   16) Foxborough                  14       18) Littleton                  13   
   18) Lincoln-Sudbury             13       18) Scituate                   13   
   18) Nashoba                     13       22) Central Catholic           11   
   22) Mansfield                   11       24) Norton                     10   
   24) Belmont                     10       24) Andover                    10   
   24) Adv. Math and Science Acad  10       28) Natick                      8.50
   28) Franklin                     8.50


MIAA D1 State Outdoor Track full results

http://miaa.ezstream.com/index.cfm?ChnID=314&SubID=-1&chncd=314,-1&itemid=8430&parid=-1&Org=MIAA&CFID=76788135&CFTOKEN=98526815

FHS Panthers
FHS Panthers

FHS boys lacrosse scheduled to play D1 South final today

 

Boys Lacrosse
D1 South Final

#6 BC High @ #1 Franklin, 7:00


Shared from HockomockSports.com

From the MIAA, the brackets for D1 South boys lacrosse

The road to the final for D1 South boys lacrosse
The road to the final for D1 South boys lacrosse


Franklin Area Nonprofit Network - Meeting Agenda - June 28, 2021

Franklin Area Nonprofit Network (FANN)

Meeting Agenda 

Monday, June 28, 2021 – 7:00 PM


1. 700 PM - Call to order, review agenda and any housekeeping Steve Sherlock


2.    Introductions

        710 PM     Anna Cross, MetroWest Nonprofit Network

        735 PM HMEA - Doug MacPherson

        740 PM SAFE Coalition - Jennifer Knight Levine

        745 PM Ben Speaks - Bo Kinney 

        750 PM open

        755 PM open

       

3. 805 PM Steering Committee, Actions, Next Month agenda, Wrap Up Bo Kinney/Steve Sherlock

4. 820 PM Adjourn


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The Franklin Area Nonprofit Network page is now live and functioning. 

https://www.franklinareanonprofitnetwork.org/

Check out the listing of nonprofits   https://www.franklinareanonprofitnetwork.org/p/area-non-profits.html

Use the form to make updates, changes, or additions

https://www.franklinareanonprofitnetwork.org/p/directory-addchange.html


Topic: FANN - Introductions #3
Time: Jun 28, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Meeting ID: 895 8223 9857
Passcode: wfpr1029
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FANN Meeting Agenda - June 28, 2021
FANN Meeting Agenda - June 28, 2021


Boston Globe: “We’re not going to solve it by just having one tweak”

"Massachusetts is undertaking a massive shift in how it distributes money for affordable housing, pumping tens of millions of state dollars into building new owner-occupied homes after years of focusing almost exclusively on rentals.

The efforts, led by a new program to build homes for below-market sale in Boston and other cities, are an explicit recognition of the enormous racial wealth gap in Massachusetts, which has been fueled by a similar chasm in who owns homes here. Yet the program’s limits also illustrate just how hard that gap will be to close.

At an event this month in Haverhill to highlight the effort, Governor Charlie Baker pitched his plan as one way to remedy decades of US housing policy that created the divide, and said he wants to spend as much as $560 million to boost homeownership among historically disadvantaged groups in Massachusetts, particularly Black and Latino families. His goal is to jump-start progress with a huge windfall of cash from stimulus funding and other sources."
Continue reading the article online (subscription maybe required)
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/06/26/business/an-enormous-racial-wealth-gap-exists-mass-state-is-responding-by-pushing-home-ownership/

On Wednesday nights, Arlene Cribbs watches her 3-year-old grandson Aaron Gillenwater. She rents a two-bedroom apartment in Jamaica Plain and has been trying to buy a two- or three-bedroom single-family house. PAT GREENHOUSE/GLOBE STAFF
On Wednesday nights, Arlene Cribbs watches her 3-year-old grandson Aaron Gillenwater. She rents a two-bedroom apartment in Jamaica Plain and has been trying to buy a two- or three-bedroom single-family house.PAT GREENHOUSE/GLOBE STAFF


Promo for The next 50+ Program session

Interactive Workshop Summer Series

Cover Letters

Tuesday July 27 10:00 AM -12:00 noon
Virtual Doors open 5 minutes before session begins.

Workshops begin promptly at the listed start time.

Facilitator: Ed Lawrence

 

Do you include a cover letter with your job applications? Should you?

If you do write one, what's the best format? Will anyone read it?

 

Join us as we discuss all things cover-letter.

We'll discuss the cases for and against them, recommended formats, and show you letters that made a difference and helped land the job.

 

This session isn't just a lecture. It includes four breakout sessions and networking and discussion time.


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Promos in various formats are attached; please forward and share as appropriate.


Download the flyer as a reminder:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mKBpRHtx1t5E4KQlu8FJLVu95s_bWiKD/view?usp=sharing

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Promo for The next 50+ Program session
Promo for The next 50+ Program session

Saturday, June 26, 2021

4th of July Event - Rotary needs your help. Please share with friends and family.

Hi All,

Rotary Club of Franklin MA is a local non-profit group who serves our community by providing Annual Scholarships to Franklin HS Seniors and with service project to Franklin's Seniors and underserved. For Rotary to do this, we host fundraisers of all types and this upcoming event is one of them.

We are currently in need of cashiers and servers for Saturday July 3rd and Sunday July 4th.  If you can provide a few hours of your time, Rotary Club (and I) will be so grateful.

It's a lot of fun and we will feed you!! J

Here is link to sign up genius for Rotary Club of Franklin MA July 4th.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050E4AAAA62BA2F94-july

Thank you.

Diane 

Diane M. Padula
Office Manager
Comprehensive Wealth Planners at Dean Bank
(P) 508-803-7885
(F) 508-803-7985
21 Main Street
P. O. Box 307
Franklin, MA 02038
The Rotary Club of Franklin
The Rotary Club of Franklin