Franklin Public Library Book Sale, Saturday, May 20, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. |
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Franklin Public Library Book Sale, Saturday, May 20, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. |
– St. John’s rattled off a 5-0 run in the second half to create an 11-7 cushion but the Panthers answered, scoring four straight goals over the final 5:45, capped with a goal from freshman Jake Davis with just seven seconds left to send the game into overtime. The Panthers won the face off at the beginning of each overtime period but couldn’t covert and the Pioneers netted the winner with 1:02 to go in the second overtime. Eric Civetti led Franklin’s offense with seven goals and one assist, Packie Watson scored twice and had one helper and Nitin Chaudhury scored once. Sam Arsenault, Jack Platner and Kyle McEniry had had one assist while Jacob Alexander won 19 face offs.
– Franklin freshman goalie Gianna Cameron made 15 saves and FHS head coach Kristin Igoe Guarino had high praise for her defensive unit, anchored by Dana Lewandowski and Grace McDermott. The win marked the Panthers’ first ever win over Westwood, the defending D1 state champions. Caroline Lounsbury led the offense with three goals, Erin Walsh netted two goals and Annie Walsh recorded a goal and an assist. Jordan Jette had two helpers and Kendall Reardon and Kelsey MacCallum both found the back of the net once.
FHS Panthers |
FHS Unified Track competes in Hockomock League Championships |
FHS UNIFIED TRACK TEAM competed in today's HOCKOMOCK CHAMPIONSHIP MEET! We are so proud of this OUTSTANDING TEAM! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/tmdO16xlfO— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) May 15, 2017
FHS UNIFIED TRACK TEAM competed in today's HOCKOMOCK CHAMPIONSHIP MEET! We are so proud of this OUTSTANDING TEAM! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/AqWo05h0Yw— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) May 15, 2017
FHS UNIFIED TRACK TEAM competed in today's HOCKOMOCK CHAMPIONSHIP MEET! We are so proud of this OUTSTANDING TEAM! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/C7Hv2TxNKZ— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) May 15, 2017
FHS UNIFIED TRACK TEAM competed in today's HOCKOMOCK CHAMPIONSHIP MEET! We are so proud of this OUTSTANDING TEAM! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/kiZxywygBT— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) May 15, 2017
Police Alert: missing 20 year old, male, last seen in the Phyllis Lane area of Franklin |
Horace Mann 1 |
Horace Mann 2 |
Horace Mann 3 |
Horace Mann 4 |
the exterior stonework is being applied to the Library addition |
mystery dinner theater event coming to Franklin Federated June 10 |
volunteers from the Franklin Garden Club were hard at work on the grounds at the Town Common with help from some of the Newcomers Club |
new pavement on a section of Pleasant St was completed during the week |
the reinstalled playground at DelCarte is open as of Saturday, so when the rain decides to end it can be used again |
while we have been getting a lot of rain, the water level at DelCarte is still way below normal |
Norfolk County Registry of Deeds | |||
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Immigration Discussion with Jessica Vaughan - May 18 |
the playground at DelCarte was redone and opened on Saturday |
– Franklin freshman goalie Gianna Cameron turned aside seven shots in net and Dana Lewandowski caused five turnovers and played well on defense.
FHS Panthers |
Charles River Meadowlands |
Tuesday, May 16, 6:60 PM
at the Franklin Public Library
25 Kenwood Circle
Franklin Public LIbrary: Home Essential Oils Class - May 16 |
"Keith Gazaille makes a living putting chemicals exactly where it seems most unnerving for them to be: water.
On Wednesday, Gazaille and his team from Shrewsbury-based SOLitude Lake Management loaded up an airboat with a couple dozen containers each filled with 20 pounds of the aquatic herbicide SonarOne.
The chemical pellets SOLitude dropped in the Norton Reservoir that morning will be absorbed by two non-native plants that are invading the 580-acre ecosystem, eventually leaving them bleached and dead at the roots.
“I don’t think anybody goes in and takes any of the approaches lightly,” said Gazaille, SOLitude’s regional director and senior biologist. “All of the techniques have some level of non-target impact.”Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
invasive species in the water at DelCarte |
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