Read the full article in the Milford Daily NewsPolice busted up a party Friday night and charged 11 teens with with underage possession of alcohol.
Police said they received a call reporting a party behind the businesses at 38 Pond St. at about 11 p.m.
Police arrested Michael A. Carbone, 17, of 12 Taft Drive; Eric C. Plakias, 17, of 5 Kayla Drive; Christopher B. Dixon, 17, of 5 Echo Bridge Road; Matthew C. O'Neill, 18, of 95 Daniels St.; Patrick S. Cameron, 18, of 580 Maple St.; Michael B. Iacobucci, 18, of 10 Elizabeth Ave.; Matthew C. O'Brien, 18, of 8 Meadow Parkway; Daniel Joseph Telhada, 17, of 23 Susan's Way; Ryan M. Killoy, 18, of 49 Pond St.; Philip Graff, 17, of 17 Marthas Way and a juvenile whose name was not released.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Events in the schools this week
Keller/Sullivan - Evening of the Arts 5/19/09 6:30 PM
JFK - Volunteer Reception 5/19/09 8-9:15 AM
Keller - Kevin Lemanowicz - Gr. 4 Weather 5/20/09 1:00 PM
JFK - Recorder Concert 5/20/09 2:00 PM
Remington - May Mosaic 5/21/09 6:30-8 PM
Oak - Memorial Day Concert 5/22/09 9:00 AM
Keller - Gr. 1 Celebrate America (Cafeteria) 5/22/09 9:00 AM
Parmenter - Memorial Day Remembrance (outside-weather permitting) 5/22/09 9:30 AM
FHS - Flea Market (rain or shine) - donations will go to the Food Pantry, Iraq/Afghanistan War Memorial, and the FHS Theater Scholarship 5/23/09 8 AM - 2 PM
Check each school website for additional information for these events
"The bylaw prohibits"
Conducting business in one's home isn't always kosher.
Catering businesses run from the family kitchen, for instance, is a no-no in the town of Franklin, as health officials worry about sanitation issues, says Town Administrator Jeffery D. Nutting, but they still exist here.
The Planning Department is proposing an amended bylaw to better define home businesses and what is allowed in a "home occupation" business and a "home professional office," in order to both make it easier to run a home-based business and to address concerns from neighbors and the health agent, said Town Planner Beth Dahlstrom and Conservation Agent Nick Alfieri.
The town's existing bylaw does not sufficiently cover home businesses, said Town Attorney Mark Cerel.
Read the full article on the home business bylaw in the Milford Daily News here
For all the discussions during the Town Council meeting on 5/6/09 check the live reporting here.
Internet Safety - 5/19/09 - 7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Horace Mann Middle School Auditorium
Parry Aftab is a security, privacy and cyberspace lawyer, as well as an author and child advocate. Ms. Aftab is Executive Director of WiredSafety.org, the largest online safety and educational program in cyberspace that provides important information and programs for children and teens, educators, law enforcement, parents and librarians for all matters related to children online, including online safety and privacy.
Parry Aftab is frequently called as an on‐air expert by all major news services, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, ABC News, The O'Riley Factor and CBS News. She has been used as a resource for 20/20, Dateline, Oprah, Inside Edition and 48 Hours. She has also appeared on Good Morning America, The Today Show, and the CBS Morning Show.
For more information please a contact: Lisa Keohane at lkeohane@dean.edu or call 508‐553‐4821
Sunday, May 17, 2009
HMEA 5K: Wayne Levy
Wayne Levy has no one looking over his shoulder as he approaches the 2 mile mark in today's 5K race in Franklin, MA.
Well over 200 runners participated. There was another group of walkers who raised money for the HMEA today.
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