FHS football and field hockey win while golf and volleyball lose

It was a break-even Friday for the athletic teams at FHS where they posted wins in Football and Field Hockey while the Golf and Volleyball teams lost. The detailed results are shared from Hockomock Sports.

Football

Taunton, 13 @ Franklin, 14 – Final

• 1st Quarter: No scoring.
• 2nd Quarter: (T) Damion Theodule 1 yard rush, XP good; (T) Tanner Costa 46 yard rush, XP fail.
• 3rd Quarter: No scoring.
• 4th Quarter: (F) Brad Jarosz 1 yard rush, Nick Yelle XP good; (F) Jake Wolowacki 53 yard pass to Sam Harrell, N. Yelle XP good.

FHS Panthers

Volleyball

Mansfield, 3 @ Franklin, 1 – Final 

– Mansfield picked up wins in the first two games and finished it off in the fourth game. The Hornets took a 25-9, 25-21, 24-26, 25-18 win behind 10 kills from Meg Hill, six kills from Colleen Riley and 13 digs from Cathryn Heavey. Franklin’s Caroline Maguire had three kills, three blocks and a pair of aces, Aubrie Kutil had six kills and Dayna McCue finished with 22 digs and three aces.

Field Hockey

Franklin, 1 @ Taunton, 0 – Final 

– Franklin senior Kelsey McPhee scored the lone goal of the game while Panther goalie Samantha Jones have a big save on a breakaway to preserve the lead. Head coach Lisa Cropper said seniors Abby Egan, Maddie Gendreau and Kenzi Pleshaw all played well defensively.

Golf

Franklin, 171 @ King Philip, 156 – Final 

– King Philip’s Mickey Riley was the match medalist, shooting a 37 to lead the Warriors. Matt Dao shot a 40 for the Panthers.

For all the results around the Hockomock League
http://www.hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-092515/

"We've been meeting on the subject for over a year"

The town has removed parking meters along downtown East Central Street, a move that could be made permanent. 

Town Administrator Jeffrey Nutting said the meters were being removed to accommodate ongoing roadwork taking place in the center of town. He said the status of the meters after the work is completed is in question. 

"There's been a proposal to not (put the meters back), but it hasn't been approved," he said. 

Nutting said the police department would be enforcing a two-hour parking limit where the meters once were. That regulation, he said, would remain in effect until the Town Council adopts more permanent rules.

New flag pole? No. Parking meter in process of being removed.

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/article/20150925/NEWS/150926713/1994/NEWS

Franklin News from the Twitterverse - Saturday, Sep 26

Drug Tack-Back Day is today from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, drop off your extra prescription medicines at the Franklin Police Station, 911 Panther Way.

As part of our #StopAddiction effort, tomorrow is our state-wide Drug Take-Back Day http://t.co/nFUhj2ybop pic.twitter.com/buq8IRiqnB

— Charlie Baker (@MassGovernor) September 25, 2015

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Concussion Awareness week concludes but the need for concussion awareness goes on!

THIS IS AWESOME! #ConcussionAwarenessWeek #ttpledge #orange #20ForTwellman #THANKYOU @BPSportsNewss https://t.co/VWDyC8JSib

— ThinkTaylor.org (@ThinkTaylorORG) September 25, 2015

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As mentioned during the School Committee meeting on Tuesday, each Friday at the High School is a dress up theme day. This Friday (Sep 25) the Freshman Class won.

Congrats to the Freshmen who won today's Franklin Friday!! pic.twitter.com/HJf3EXdTs4

— FHS Student Gov't (@FhsGov) September 25, 2015

Free Flu Shot Clinic - Oct 13

For all Franklin residents 6 months or older

No copays

PLEASE

• Bring your insurance cards
• Wear a shortsleeved shirt

When?  Tuesday, Oct 13 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM

Where?  Franklin Senior Center

Franklin Senior Center

This was shared from the official Franklin page
http://town.franklin.ma.us/Pages/FranklinMA_HealthNews/02211207-000F8513

StoryCorp: How stories can transform a classroom

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Franklin Public Schools: Rumors/ Pediculosis

A message from FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Good Morning: 

It has come to our attention that there are a number of rumors circulating on social media that there has been an outbreak of pediculosis. Comments cite an epidemic of lice (pediculosis) in our schools that has gone unchecked. Please be assured that if the facts had any credibility we would communicate to our parents/guardians. 

As of this morning school health officials report there are no active cases of lice. From the start of the school year there were two reported cases - and only one at the elementary level. Both Cases were effectively treated medically and we can report no recurrence. 

We are not sure what motivated the circulation of these rumors but be assured there is no epidemic. We take public health concerns seriously and our protocols and practices are aligned with the Department of Public Health regulations and guidelines. 

Thank You

Franklin Public Schools - 'the key to learning'

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Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA Area: FRI 9/25/15 - THU 10/1/15

FRIDAY 9/25/15
10am-1:30pm   WMRC Senior Expo at Franklin Senior Center
12-6pm   Franklin Farmers Market at The Town Common
6:30pm   Art Night Uncorked at Franklin Art Center
7:30pm   Lost in Yonkers at The Black Box
8-9:50pm   Frozen Friday DJ Public Skate at Pirelli Arena
9pm   Comedy Night at the “3” Restaurant

SATURDAY 9/26/15
9am   Friends of the Poor Walk at St. Mary’s Church
7:30pm   Lost in Yonkers at The Black Box
8pm   Vance Gilbert at Circle of Friends Coffeehouse, FUSF Meetinghouse

SUNDAY 9/27/15
11am   Franklin Community Garden - Polinator Event
2pm   Lost in Yonkers at The Black Box
3pm   Comedy-Juggling Show with Bryson Lang at the Franklin Public Library
3:30pm   LiveARTS Concert: Linda Bento-Rei, flute and Vytas Baksys, piano at the FUSF Meetinghouse
5:30pm  Progressive Dinner starts in Downtown Franklin

For all the Town of Franklin Public Meetings click HERE.

For event details click HERE.

*If you have any suggestions or events for the calendar, please email Renata@BetterLivingRE.com