Football – Non Playoffs
Franklin, 0 vs. Wellesley, 21 – Final
For the other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-111017/
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"The Silver Maple Common on King St, near exit 16 for i495 has three of the five business locations now vacant. The drive through bank was occupied by TD Bank and they left a couple of years ago. The liquor store sold their business and liquor license to Pour Richard's who opened on 14 Grove St. Frankly, not a great location as it is somewhat out of the way but the facility is larger and they are making a good effort to attract the business they want."No, it was June of 2013 and it is amazing how time flies. Pour Richard's is still located "somewhat out of the way" but it is worth making the trip to! They have established themselves in the community. They help non-profits with fund raising. And they provide a good product, reasonably priced, with exceptional service.
Snappy Dogs helps Pour Richard's celebrate |
Veterans Day facts from Census.gov |
CONGRATS to our student-athletes who signed their National Letters of Intent today! #NLI #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/01AgxnMRBr— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Ashley Loomis will be a member Yale’s swim team in fall. Congrats Ashley! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/kUmhfxM6vm— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Jake Noviello, signing his NLI to play baseball at Fairfield University in the fall. Congrats Jake! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/r6vKefsCsf— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Congratulations Nicole Clermont - who will be running track at Boston College in the fall. Best of luck Nicole! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/7TeiaIaX3d— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Newest addition to Rutgers University Lax team! Congrats Eric Civetti! Go Scarlet Knights! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/2aNtVoO3Dm— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Congrats to Corinne Lewis, who will be playing Lacrosse at Stonehill next year! Best of luck Corinne! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/acCeHVN4W8— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Congrats Jessica Kroushal! Jess will be on the University of Maine’s Track & Field team in the fall. Go Black Bears! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/MPXnyZ6OiP— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
Grace MacCallum will be playing lacrosse at Fairfield University in the fall. Congrats Grace! #NLI #PantherPride @FranklinHSNews @BostonHeraldHS pic.twitter.com/hyxgLi3d3O— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) November 8, 2017
CONGRATS to our student-athletes who signed their National Letters of Intent today! #NLI #PantherPride |
Town of Franklin Offices Closed Friday November 10 |
We will be closed Friday, November 10 for Veteran's Day. The Library will be open Saturday and Sunday regular hours! pic.twitter.com/OHphegU07q
— Franklin Library (@FrkPublicLib) November 9, 2017
http://franklindistrict.vt-s.net/Pages/FranklinDistrict_Superintendent/edumedia |
"Retired town council member Bob Vallee was recognized by the last remaining selectmen for his 32 years of service to the town.
Paul DeBaggis and Jim Johnston saw the transition in town government in 1978, where Vallee then took the reins for the next few decades. Before that, Franklin had been under the leadership of a Board of Selectmen for 200 years, since the town’s founding.
“Jim and I knew what it was like to be selectmen, and most of our service was in the old form of government,” DeBaggis said, standing near the counter at Vallee Jewelers on Thursday afternoon. “We both dabbled a little bit as town councilors, but nowhere near what you did.”
Johnston presented Vallee with a certificate from the Massachusetts House of Representatives recognizing his past achievements and wishing him luck."
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2017 Official - Franklin Biennial Town Election Results |
Fall/Winter Commuter Rail schedules go into effect on Monday, November 20th. Schedules are now available on mbta.com.
Please note that Haverhill, Lowell, Framingham/Worcester, and Providence/Stoughton are the only lines with changes made to train times.
Additionally, all lines have been updated to incorporate severe weather service information and can be viewed on mbta.com on each line's schedule page.
Paper copies of the schedules will be available in the Boston-based stations (North Station, South Station, and Back Bay) on Monday, November 13th.
For those who utilize the MBTA Commuter Rail application, please make sure to update the schedule in your application prior to travel on November 20th. When opening the application, a prompt will appear stating that a new Commuter Rail schedule is available. Please check the update button to ensure that the new schedules have been updated in your application.
For more information, please visit: http://www.keoliscs.com/news/mbta-keolis-announce-fall-schedules-effective-november-20/
Last updated: Nov 08 2017 03:01 PM
Fall/Winter Commuter Rail schedules go into effect on Monday, November 20th |
"The street sign for Hennessey Drive was stolen for the fourth time on Monday night. A resident reported to police that the sign was missing from its post on Tuesday morning.
The reason the sign has been stolen so many times, according to DPW director of operations Deacon Perrotta, is easy to speculate.
“Someone wants to put it behind their bar or something,” he said. “Hennessey seems to be a very popular sign to steal.”
Though the signs are not too expensive for the town to replace, it is time consuming for the DPW, and could potentially pose a safety threat for residents that live there."
DPW headquarters on Fisher St |
"Voters elected three new faces - Melanie Hamblin, Eamon McCarthy Earls and Patrick Casey - to the Town Council in Tuesday’s election.
A total of 3,913 residents took part in the town’s biennial election, in which the entirety of Franklin’s Town Council and School Committee were elected.
Casey, with 2,463 votes, garnered the highest vote tally of the 12 candidates seeking seats on the nine-member council. Fellow newcomers Hamblin and Earls received 2,127 and 2,316 votes, respectively."
"election a great moment for the community" |
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Michael and Lindsay Ryan of Franklin enjoyed the family-friendly event together. Photo courtesy of Gloria Meredith Photography |
Franklin Turkey Trot participants enjoy complimentary breakfast treats after the race. Photo courtesy of Gloria Meredith Photography |
Franklin Election Collection - 2017 |
Election Collection - 2017 |
THE BLACK BOX New England Artist Series: Roomful of Blues - Nov 10 |
THE BLACK BOX Local Artist Series: Ben Gardner's Boat - Chick Magnets |
Franklin Newcomers and Friends Club: Brenda Reed - Nov 8 |