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Thursday, March 7, 2013
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Franklin Library: Fun Club - Green Slime Time
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Live reporting - closing
J. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
Congrats to Brustus for becoming a "roads scholar"
Library waiver was granted for this year
more programs will be announced via Facebook and Twitter
Thanks to DPW and public safety folks for work during the blizzard
Annual budget coming out the FinCom and Council this week
level service, no job loses
Schools coming in at 3%, hearing next week
budget hearings scheduled for Mar 13, 14 and 28. Apr 1, 2 at FinCom
Recreation plan for DelCarte property
public hearing Tues Mar 12, 6:30 at 3rd floor training room
Update for Apr 3 meeting on Downtown Project
K. OLD BUSINESS
Nutting - update on NationalGrid, pole hearings underway, for Partridge St and Maple St
M. NEW BUSINESS
Roy - an update from Franklin Housing Authority is requested
think and talk about a impact of a casino in Milford
Bissanti - Community Preservations Act could be beneficial, lot of exciting projects under this program
Vallee - lot at Union and Cottage owned by the railroad (CSX)
Nutting we had approached them before to see if they were interested in selling and were not
trying to get CSX to do anything is difficult
N. COUNCIL COMMENTS
Kelly - library events on Facebook, glad to join the masses
Powderly - wish the girls basketball team good luck!
Jones - Mar 9 - Thayer PCC - bid for the Kids auction, largest fund raiser
Economic Dev meeting Mar 13, 5:30 PM
Bissanti - loved a book reading at Davis Thayer, proud to be part of it
O. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Negotiations, Litigation, Real Property, as May Be Required
P. ADJOURN
motion to adjourn, passed 9-0 via roll
Congrats to Brustus for becoming a "roads scholar"
Library waiver was granted for this year
more programs will be announced via Facebook and Twitter
Thanks to DPW and public safety folks for work during the blizzard
Annual budget coming out the FinCom and Council this week
level service, no job loses
Schools coming in at 3%, hearing next week
budget hearings scheduled for Mar 13, 14 and 28. Apr 1, 2 at FinCom
Recreation plan for DelCarte property
public hearing Tues Mar 12, 6:30 at 3rd floor training room
Update for Apr 3 meeting on Downtown Project
K. OLD BUSINESS
Nutting - update on NationalGrid, pole hearings underway, for Partridge St and Maple St
M. NEW BUSINESS
Roy - an update from Franklin Housing Authority is requested
think and talk about a impact of a casino in Milford
Bissanti - Community Preservations Act could be beneficial, lot of exciting projects under this program
Vallee - lot at Union and Cottage owned by the railroad (CSX)
Nutting we had approached them before to see if they were interested in selling and were not
trying to get CSX to do anything is difficult
N. COUNCIL COMMENTS
Kelly - library events on Facebook, glad to join the masses
Powderly - wish the girls basketball team good luck!
Jones - Mar 9 - Thayer PCC - bid for the Kids auction, largest fund raiser
Economic Dev meeting Mar 13, 5:30 PM
Bissanti - loved a book reading at Davis Thayer, proud to be part of it
O. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Negotiations, Litigation, Real Property, as May Be Required
P. ADJOURN
motion to adjourn, passed 9-0 via roll
Live reporting - action items
I. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION
1. Resolution 13-08: Swahn Lane, A Private Way Acceptance of Covenant with Owner
motion to approve, 9-0 via roll call
2. Resolution 13-09: Transfer of Tax Title Possession Parcels to Different Municipal Purposes
motion to approve as amended, 9-0 via roll call
annual event, after tax title determine which use of the land is best
motion to amend striking item #3 from the proposal at this time, motion passed 9-0 via roll call
3. Resolution 13-10: Town of Franklin Net Metering Power Purchase Agreement Authorization
motion to approve, 9-0 via roll call
Phase 2 of the solar development discussed before. To be built at the St Mary's. Worth over $6M between cost saved for power and increased revenue from property taxes over 20 years
4. Resolution 13-11:Authorization to Expend Funds in Excess of Available Appropriations
motion to approve, 9-0 via roll call
standard request for coverage of the snow and ice during winter, likely to get to it spent approx $700K against the $900K budget
5. Bylaw Amendment 13-700: Amendment to Chapter 82, Appendix A, List of Service Fee Rates – 1st Reading
motion to move to 2nd reading, 9-0 via roll call
trash fee currently $204 would rise to $212 for next fiscal year
Powderly - fee did drop earlier, totters paid off, even with the increase we are still paying less than we did before the system switched
Live reporting - High School Building costs
slide included in PDF for agenda
will be added for this later)
$6,612 vs. 5,440
projected to be individualized costs per household over the life of the funding required
for a couple of years up front, you pay slightly more but over the long term, the total payments are less by $1,172 (and it could be more)
Jeff made presentation, Tom Mercer participating via telephone conference call
Nutting - The under ground is done, the steel is rising. The only real unknown left is if when we take down the old school we find something we didn't expect.
Roy - Anytime we can save the taxpayers money it is a no-brainer
Nutting - projected to be about a 20% savings over the life of the bond
Mercer - yes, we have a year spike but otherwise it saves us money in the long term
Jones - many of the naysayers for the school were fearful that the school was going to be a taj mahal and be full of cost overruns. To that we have been under and continuing to reduce is good.
Powderly - I appreciate the diligence in looking to avoid surprises, saving money overall
Live reporting - Police Presentation
PRESENTATIONS/DISCUSSIONS
1. Chief of Police, Stephan Semerjian
(Document to be added later)
5000 in 1904 to 33,000 in 2012, arrests rose from 33 to 400+ in those years
Some historical figures and anecdotes told along the way
picture of parking meters from back in the 1940"s
photo of the new building from 1991
map of the four sectors patrolled by the police
photo of firearms seized from one Franklin resident
photo of dispatch station with four monitors operated by a single person when a 911 call comes in
certificate as America's Safest City for 2013 (actually #2 in 2012)
Chief says I am very proud of the guys we have, they want to work, they make it easy for me
Dellorco, they help us so much, there are coaches at the high school, they are involved, they know the kids
There is only one female officer currently
We get what we need to do what we have to do, we're better educated and trained so that helps
Live reporting - Town Council - Mar 6
Present: Mercer (remote) Dellorco, Kelly, Powderly, Vallee, Pfeffer, Jones, Bissanti, Roy (late)
Absent:
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
February 6, 2013
B. ANNOUNCEMENTS
This meeting is being recorded by Franklin TV and shown on Comcast channel 11 and Verizon channel 29. This meeting may be recorded by Franklin Matters.
C. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS
D. CITIZEN COMMENTS
E. APPOINTMENTS
F. HEARINGS
G. LICENSE TRANSACTIONS
Absent:
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
February 6, 2013
B. ANNOUNCEMENTS
This meeting is being recorded by Franklin TV and shown on Comcast channel 11 and Verizon channel 29. This meeting may be recorded by Franklin Matters.
C. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS
D. CITIZEN COMMENTS
E. APPOINTMENTS
F. HEARINGS
G. LICENSE TRANSACTIONS
Franklin Public Schools: Update/Information
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Reminder: Tour of Keller and Sullivan - Mar 7 - 6:00 PM
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Bone Marrow Drive, Organ Donor Awareness - Mar 10
It is our hope to create awareness within families to talk about two very important Donor topics that are often difficult to discuss. We will have information available for you to consider this personal decision. We will also be able to add you to the marrow registry with a simple cheek swab (check out DKMS.org).
Pour Richards will have a wine/beer tasting during the event and we are selling tickets to it for $10. Proceeds from sales of wine/beer during our event will also be directed to our foundations. Join us for a fun afternoon and please share this information with your friends!
Share the event on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/events/351957668253710/
March Women's Success Network's Pure Networking
Spring is in the air - March Pure Networking
Come join the spring "Pure Networking" event hosted by Self Aesthetic and Therapeutic Specialists, Medical Spa, located at 37 East Central Street in Franklin
on Wednesday, March 20 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.
Self Aesthetic and Therapeutic Specialists, Medical Spa is a beauty and wellness practice. They offer state of the art techniques in facial treatments, medical cosmetics, massage therapy, and holistic wellness services. Christine Dreier, WSN member and the owner and Aesthetics Director of Self, has been in the beauty industry for over 30 years. She is licensed as an aesthetician and cosmetologist; certified in skin tightening and chemical peels; and medically certified in several practices. To contact Christine Dreier or see a list of services visit www.self-therapeutics.com or call 508-541-7353.
If your business is in or around Franklin and you are a Women's Success Network member, take advantage of the sponsorship opportunity. For $50 you can be spotlighted before and during the meeting. Your business information will be included in all media communications. If you would like to be a sponsor or, perhaps, donate a door prize, email Sue Haley at networking@wsninc.org.
There are two ways to register for Pure Networking: online at https://www.wsninc.org or at the door. The $5 cost supports the WSN Founders Scholarship Fund. Door prizes are accepted. Don't forget to bring your name tag and plenty of business cards.
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In the News: Cross Walk, rail trail
Good Friday ‘Cross Walk’ planned in Franklin
St Mary’s teen ministry is organizing a “Cross Walk” procession on the Franklin Town Common beginning at 12 p.m. on Good Friday, March 29.
Officials talk Upper Charles Trail expansion in Milford
A meeting was held in Milford on Tuesday night that included officials from the five communities through which the Upper Charles Trail is set to run. The main discussion involved overcoming obstacles, including financing and land acquisition, to complete the 27-mile loop.
Hockomock Playoff Schedule & Scoreboard - 3/5/13
FHS Girls basketball team beats Newton South by 1 point!
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Here are today's Hockomock playoff games.
Boys Basketball
#1 Mansfield, 68 vs. #12 Brookline, 50 - Final
#12 Sharon, 79 vs. #1 Scituate, 83 - Final - Sharon is eliminated from the post season.
Girls Basketball
#4 Franklin, 54 vs. #17 Newton South, 53 - Final
Boys Basketball
#1 Mansfield, 68 vs. #12 Brookline, 50 - Final
#12 Sharon, 79 vs. #1 Scituate, 83 - Final - Sharon is eliminated from the post season.
Girls Basketball
#4 Franklin, 54 vs. #17 Newton South, 53 - Final
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Franklin Library: Teen Advisory Board Meeting
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Healthy Future Franklin Seeks Community Sparkplugs, March 20, 6 – 8 PM
Join Healthy Futures Franklin to create sustainable change in our community. We believe that it takes a village (or community) to energize, inspire, and spark change. We are looking for sparkplugs (volunteers to serve on subcommittees) in Franklin who also believe that:
- Play is powerful – Access to parks, outdoor recreation, and sidewalks is a priority.
- Healthy eating is a right not a privilege – Access to healthy, affordable foods is possible.
- United voices create change – Increase awareness of programs, projects and polices underway.
Healthy Futures Franklin, a Mass in Motion Initiative sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, is a community-driven coalition committed to promoting healthy eating and active living through programs, projects and policies, making the healthy choice the easy choice.
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Subcommittees will be meeting for the first time on March 20th at the Franklin Food Pantry Conference Room to focus on developing time lines to implement high impact strategies and policies to improve the health of Franklin. Become part of the movement or attend to learn more. There is no obligation to stay involved, but please consider learning what this is all about and help be part of the solution.
Both Subcommittees are scheduled to meet Wednesday, March 20, at the Franklin Food Pantry back to back to accommodate community members who are interested in both areas of focus.
- Active Living Subcommittee – Wednesday, March 20, 6 – 7 PM
- Healthy Eating Subcommittee – Wednesday, March 20, 7 – 8 PM
Please contact Lauren Marciszyn at 774.235.2737 or via email at LaurenM@hockymca.org to become involved, join our mailing list or learn more about this coalition.
Calling all Foodies!
The Franklin Performing Arts Company is hosting the Culinary Cabaret this Friday, Mar 8th
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snow art
As the snow piles recede, some folks are happy to see it go. Some folks are sad. Don't get me wrong, I am ready for spring! In the meantime, let's enjoy what we do have.
There are some interesting arrangements as the snow melts. Nature sculpts all on its own.
And they say art is in the eye of the beholder. Do you see art around Franklin in your snow piles?
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| snow pile - King St |
There are some interesting arrangements as the snow melts. Nature sculpts all on its own.
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| stone wall on King St |
And they say art is in the eye of the beholder. Do you see art around Franklin in your snow piles?
Monday, March 4, 2013
Franklin Road Races in May
For the runners and walkers in Franklin, there are a bunch of 5K events coming up.
May 11
The Elks will hold their first event in what is expected to be an annual series. This event will benefit the Franklin Food Pantry and the Wounded Warrior Project. For additional information and to register visit the website http://www.franklinelks5k.com/index.html
May 11
The 3rd Annual 5K for the Franklin Bellingham Rail Trail Committee will be held to raise money for the further development of the trail. http://www.franklinbellinghamrailtrail.org/3rd-annual-road-race
May 19
The 12th Annual Independence Day 5K and Walk, Roll, Stroll will benefit the Horace Mann Education Association. More info and to register visit their webpage http://www.hmea.org/events.html
If you hear of other events in May, please let me know so I can add them to the calendar
May 11
The Elks will hold their first event in what is expected to be an annual series. This event will benefit the Franklin Food Pantry and the Wounded Warrior Project. For additional information and to register visit the website http://www.franklinelks5k.com/index.html
May 11
The 3rd Annual 5K for the Franklin Bellingham Rail Trail Committee will be held to raise money for the further development of the trail. http://www.franklinbellinghamrailtrail.org/3rd-annual-road-race
May 19
The 12th Annual Independence Day 5K and Walk, Roll, Stroll will benefit the Horace Mann Education Association. More info and to register visit their webpage http://www.hmea.org/events.html
If you hear of other events in May, please let me know so I can add them to the calendar
"unpredictable twists and turns"
From the Milford Daily News we read about Michael Tougias and his latest book:
Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x898141795/Master-of-maritime-disaster#ixzz2MZCR6ukl
Michael Tougias' webpage
http://michaeltougias.com/
on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-J-Tougias/142173262562318
and blog
http://michaeltougias.wordpress.com/
Tougias has just published his 20th book, "A Storm Too Soon,’’ a gripping account of three men who barely knew each other trapped in a flimsy raft amid 70-foot waves in a 2007 tropical storm in the Gulf Stream.
"It’s funny how fate works. I was a business major in college. I didn’t write a word until I was 30,’’ Tougias said recently. "But I’ve always been interested in anything to do with the sea.’’
Subtitled "A True Story of Disaster, Survival And An Incredible Rescue,’’ his new book chronicles the struggles of Captain JP de Lutz and his two crewmen after their 47-foot sailboat capsized in raging seas.
Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x898141795/Master-of-maritime-disaster#ixzz2MZCR6ukl
Michael Tougias' webpage
http://michaeltougias.com/
on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-J-Tougias/142173262562318
and blog
http://michaeltougias.wordpress.com/
"expects the town to embrace Today's Special"
The idea is alive and work remains to be be done according to this article in the Milford Daily News:
Read more: http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x898141789/Restaurant-to-give-youths-with-disabilities-chance-to-succeed#ixzz2MZ6KZd6g
The Horace Mann Educational Association holds their major fund raiser in May. The 12th Annual Independence Day 5K Run and the Independence Day Walk, Roll and stroll are scheduled for May 19th. For more information on this event please visit http://www.hmea.org/events.html
In fact, Carlucci has already picked a name: Today’s Special. The restaurant, she hopes, will provide crucial job opportunities for young adults with special needs amid an engaging, vital social environment.
"It’s important for a lot of reasons," she said. "I feel like young adults with special needs really live a separate life from other young people, and I would really like to blur the lines between them."
She added, "Once they leave school … the opportunities really go away — social opportunities and employment opportunities. We are looking to give them a place to go and work. Not everybody is going to want that social type of job, but some do..."
Read more: http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x898141789/Restaurant-to-give-youths-with-disabilities-chance-to-succeed#ixzz2MZ6KZd6g
The Horace Mann Educational Association holds their major fund raiser in May. The 12th Annual Independence Day 5K Run and the Independence Day Walk, Roll and stroll are scheduled for May 19th. For more information on this event please visit http://www.hmea.org/events.html
FHS Winter Carnival
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Sunday, March 3, 2013
Franklin, MA: Town Council - Agenda - Mar 6, 2013
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
February 6, 2013
B. ANNOUNCEMENTS
This meeting is being recorded by Franklin TV and shown on Comcast channel 11 and Verizon channel 29. This meeting may be recorded by Franklin Matters.
C. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS
D. CITIZEN COMMENTS
E. APPOINTMENTS
F. HEARINGS
G. LICENSE TRANSACTIONS
PRESENTATIONS/DISCUSSIONS
1. Chief of Police, Stephan Semerjian
2. Financing the New High School
H. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
I. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION
1. Resolution 13-08: Swahn Lane, A Private Way Acceptance of Covenant with Owner
2. Resolution 13-09: Transfer of Tax Title Possession Parcels to Different Municipal Purposes
3. Resolution 13-10: Town of Franklin Net Metering Power Purchase Agreement Authorization
4. Resolution 13-11:Authorization to Expend Funds in Excess of Available Appropriations
5. Bylaw Amendment 13-700: Amendment to Chapter 82, Appendix A, List of Service Fee Rates – 1st Reading
J. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
K. OLD BUSINESS
M. NEW BUSINESS
N. COUNCIL COMMENTS
O. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Negotiations, Litigation, Real Property, as May Be Required
P. ADJOURN
Note the full set of documents as published for this meeting can be found here
http://franklinma.virtualtownhall.net/Pages/FranklinMA_CouncilAgendas/2013/030613.pdf
Keller Sullivan School Tour - Mar 7, 6:00 PM
The next stop on the tour of the school facilities here is Franklin is the Keller Sullivan complex on Lincoln St.
Join the principals, members of the School Committee and Central Office on the tour. This is a good opportunity to see inside the building, visit classrooms, and have questions answered along the way.
The Helen Keller Elementary School entrance
The Keller school webpage can be found here http://kellerelementary.vt-s.net/Pages/index
The Annie Sullivan Middle School entrance
The Sullivan school webpage can be found here http://sullivanmiddle.vt-s.net/Pages/index
Respond to the event invite on Facebook here
http://www.facebook.com/events/468882659832077/
Join the principals, members of the School Committee and Central Office on the tour. This is a good opportunity to see inside the building, visit classrooms, and have questions answered along the way.
The Helen Keller Elementary School entrance
The Keller school webpage can be found here http://kellerelementary.vt-s.net/Pages/index
The Annie Sullivan Middle School entrance
The Sullivan school webpage can be found here http://sullivanmiddle.vt-s.net/Pages/index
Respond to the event invite on Facebook here
http://www.facebook.com/events/468882659832077/
"as challenging as it is rewarding"
Joyce Edwards, Director of Instructional Services for the Franklin Public Schools, is quoted in the Milford Daily News article on the new PARCC test that will replace the MCAS test.
What is PARCC? PARCC is Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers.
What is the difference between the MCAS and PARCC?
While the current MCAS science test will remain, the other subject areas will move to the new PARCC test.
Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x898141577/New-tests-for-Massachusetts-students-on-the-horizon#ixzz2MTYqd24v
For more information on the collaboration of the 24 states visit http://www.achieve.org/parcc/
For information from the MA Dept of Elementary and Secondary Education visit http://www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/parcc/
What is PARCC? PARCC is Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers.
What is the difference between the MCAS and PARCC?
The MCAS —influenced by the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, whose creation followed the passing of the Education Reform Act of 1993 — has consistently tested for a collection of skills that educators expect students to learn during their elementary and secondary schooling.
However, PARCC’s goal has been to use benchmarks that will accurately predict students’ chances of excelling beyond high school, should they choose to attend a four-year institution or dive into the workforce.
"The MCAS was not developed to look ahead and signal whether or not students are ready for success after high school," said Massachusetts Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Mitchell Chester. "This assessment is very deliberately asking that question . . ."
While the current MCAS science test will remain, the other subject areas will move to the new PARCC test.
Bolduc added, "They are taking the MCAS and putting it on steroids."
With two versions of the test given in one school year — though districts will have the option to administer up to four versions in a year — teachers will get initial feedback from a late year test before the comprehensive final exam, providing them with, as Edwards put it, "just in time intervention."
To prepare for PARCC testing, districts have to make sure they have the infrastructure to administer the test (for those that do not, the state will offer a pencil and pen version) and continue fusing their curriculum with the Common Core.When you read "the infrastructure required" what they really mean to say is the computer systems the student will used to take the test.
Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x898141577/New-tests-for-Massachusetts-students-on-the-horizon#ixzz2MTYqd24v
For more information on the collaboration of the 24 states visit http://www.achieve.org/parcc/
For information from the MA Dept of Elementary and Secondary Education visit http://www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/parcc/
High School Experience - 2013 - Register now!
Franklin High School is pleased to offer its sixth summer of the High School Experience. This course is designed to welcome incoming grade 9 students to Franklin High School.
Who: Entering grade 9 students
Dates: August 12 - 16, Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: Franklin High School
Cost: $125.00, includes lunch each day
Scholarships available on the web site
Hockomock Sports: Franklin High results (video)
In the playoffs, the Franklin High School boys basketball took Mansfield to overtime before falling 57-48. Watch the Hockomock Sports.com video with Ryan Lanigan as he recaps the game with Canton's Coach Ryan Gordy.
On the hockey front, the FHS hockey team defeated Martha's Vineyard 4-3
For all the Hockomock playoff results for Saturday Mar 2 see here
http://www.hockomocksports.com/1/post/2013/03/hockomock-playoff-schedule-scoreboard-3213.html
On the hockey front, the FHS hockey team defeated Martha's Vineyard 4-3
For all the Hockomock playoff results for Saturday Mar 2 see here
http://www.hockomocksports.com/1/post/2013/03/hockomock-playoff-schedule-scoreboard-3213.html
Franklin Library: Krafty Mondays - Get Framed!
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