Updated June 2012
The bakery has either closed or moved to an unknown location
This bakery just opened at 357 Union St. It moved to Franklin from Bellingham.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Senior Center: path to Oak St/Horace Mann
One of the better things I noticed about the new Senior Center, is that the fence previously dividing the property from the next door Oak Street Elementary, Horance Mann Middle and the Early Childhood Development Center School complex was taken down and enhanced with a path way.
A bridge for the generation gap!
Two critical populations for Franklin now have a way to connect. Let's encourage both the seniors and the schools to make good use of this path.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Senior Center: horseshoe pits
If boccie is not your game, maybe you'll be up for tossing a few shoes!
Note that unlike many basketball hoops in Franklin driveways where the hoop height is lower for the younger kids, the stakes have not been shortened here for the seniors to use a handi-cap!
Senior Center: boccie court
A well rounded senior needs physical exercise and a good game of boccie can help.
Senior Center: Back patio
On nice days, this will get used but it will need some awnings. It lies in the direct sun.
Senior Center: Parking lot
The parking lot was full, cars were parked all along Oak St. My father and I actually parked at the Oak Street School parking lot and walked back to the Senior Center for our visit.
One of the facility workers was chuckling that "they" had planned for about 200 folks to show up. This was busier than the high school field house during voting on Tuesday.
Senior Center: meeting room in front
off the main entrance area to the right and toward the front of the building this meeting room looks out to the parking lot and Oak Street.
across the hall there is a good size exercise room. it was being occupied by a rehearsal (or peformance?) of some 30 or so members of a chorus
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