Wednesday, September 7, 2011
In the News - schools, Newcomers, Internet
Franklin schools open after delay
Franklin Newcomers and Friends Club kicks off
Spilka, Vallee working with DA against Internet predators
Sen. Richard Ross undergoes emergency knee surgery
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State Sen. Richard Ross, R-Wrentham, was rushed to the hospital for emergency knee surgery on Friday, Sept. 5. He was treated for a torn meniscus and a staphylococcus infection in his left knee joint.
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Former Franklin football coach Leone to be honored Friday
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Former players, coaches and friends of Franklin football coach Jerry Leone have two opportunities to recognize the legendary coach, who died last September at age 72.
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Beaver St Recycling Hours
Hello, this is Brutus Cantoreggi your director of Public Works calling with an important message about the leaf and brush drop offs and spoiled food drop offs at the Beaver St. recycling center.
Do to the effects of Hurricane Irene, and to assist residents, the Beaver St Recycling Center will be open from 8AM to 6PM daily now through September 10th for leaf and brush drop offs except this Sunday.
The Recycling Center will be closed all day this Sunday, Sept 3rd so we can grind the brush on site. The Recycling Center will reopen again on Labor Day Sept 4th at 8AM.
A Beaver Street Recycling Sticker is required on all vehicles dropping of brush and leaves at the site. Stickers can be purchased at the Beaver St. recycling center.
effective immediately, spoiled food can be dropped off in the designated dumpster at the Beaver Street Recycling Center. A sticker is not required for spoiled food drop offs.
Further information can be found on the Town's website.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
FRANKLIN NEWCOMERS AND FRIENDS CLUB KICKS OFF NEW YEAR
The Franklin Newcomers and Friends Club invites residents to their 2011-2012 Kickoff on Wednesday, September 14th at 7:30 pm upstairs at “3” Restaurant, 461 West Central St, Franklin. Learn what the Franklin Newcomers Club is all about and hear about the many things planned for this year. As a special treat, local musician and entertainer Jaime Barrett will perform. Plus, you can socialize with new friends while enjoying complimentary appetizers. Cash bar will be available. Bring a friend!
The Franklin Newcomers and Friends Club is a social club for residents of all ages and situations–not just those new to town. For more info, visit www.franklinnewcomers.com.
Dean College opens its doors for Sunday brunch
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Dean College will open its newly renovated Dining Center to the public for Sunday brunch from Sept. 11 through Dec. 11. The dining facility is located in the Campus Center on Emmons Street.
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Collecting used bikes
On Saturday, September 17th there will be a used bicycle collection at the Franklin High School parking lot, 218 Oak Street, to benefit charity. The collection runs from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and is sponsored by the Franklin High School RE:Cycles Club to benefit a Boston based charity that provides used bicycles to people in need, in the US and overseas. We are looking for used bike donations as well as money donations to defray the cost of shipping overseas. Bikes Not Bombs, the beneficiaries of the drive, are a 501(c)3 charity, and donors can request a receipt for tax purposes. We are especially in need of adult bikes in reasonable or easily reparable condition. The event will be held, rain or shine.
For more information contact Eamon McCarthy Earls at re_cycles@yahoo.com.
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