Tuesday, March 11, 2008
School Business Administrator Candidates
Four candidates for the vacant business administrator position were interviewed by the Franklin School Committee Tuesday evening.
Patricia Lange (top left), Ann Giombetti (top right), David Proule (bottom left) and Miriam Goodman (bottom right) answered a series of questions.
More info on the interviews to follow.
School Committee meeting 3/11/08 7:00 PM
Franklin School Committee Meeting
March 11, 2008
Municipal Building – Council Chambers
6:30 P.M. Executive Session
7:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to order Mr. Roy
Pledge of Allegiance
Moment of Silence
1. Business Administrator Candidates
7:00 pm Patricia Lange
7:40 pm Ann Giombetti
8:20 pm David Proule
9:00 pm Miriam Goodman
2. Payroll Ms. Armenio
3. Correspondence:
Budget to Actual
Invitation to 14th Annual Boisi Lecture in Education and Public Policy
4. New Business:
To discuss future business that may be brought before the School Committee.
5. Executive Session
To discuss interview candidates
6. Adjourn
In the news: Franklin bus service
GHS
FRANKLIN —
Debbie Drew was loading groceries into her car at Stop & Shop when she noticed a big white vehicle advertising itself as the Franklin Area Bus. She rushed over to get the skinny on what appeared to be the first public bus in town.
"Is this like a new service? Do we have a bus now?" she excitedly asked the driver. "Excellent!"
The Franklin Area Bus yesterday drove its first 13 passengers around town. It will run Monday through Saturday year-round with a regular fare of $1, 50 cents for the elderly, students and the disabled, and free for children under 6.
Read the remainder of the article here.
Monday, March 10, 2008
In the news - synchronized skaters
GHS
FRANKLIN —
Mastering the perfect spiral and finding the balance to glide on one ice skate requires discipline, patience and grace.
But imagine pulling off all those tricks in concert with a group of other ice skaters.
That's precisely what the 11 Chickenellas, Franklin's Symmetric Ice Crystals synchronized skating team, have challenged themselves to do.
Synchronized skating beats singles because everyone supports one another, said Caleigh Smith, 11, who prides herself on her back-lunges.
"You have to help each other. It's harder because if somebody next to you falls down, you have to help pick them up or else you fall down. You have to support each other," said Smith.
Read the remainder of the article here
Common Craft explains Twitter
As part of the continuing series on Web 2.0, the tools and how they are used, here is a brief explanation of Twitter from the wonderful folks at Common Craft:
Do you Twitter?
You can find my twitters under the user name of "shersteve".
Do you Twitter?
You can find my twitters under the user name of "shersteve".
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Where in Franklin? #35
We're a whole month past the day the groundhog saw his shadow but where would you find this shadow in Franklin?
The guidelines for playing "Where in Franklin?" can be found here.
Enjoy!
Where in Franklin? Answer #34
I thought I had another photo to show the front of the building but some other day we'll get that. In the meantime, ltsjs was correct in identifying these flags and row of cars along RT 140 as being part of the Keigan Chevrolet auto dealership.
Thanks for playing!
Stay tuned for the next photo of somewhere in Franklin.
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