Saturday, February 2, 2019

Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting - Feb 11

Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting
Monday, February 11, 2019
7:00 PM

Franklin Senior Center, Multi-Purpose Room 10 Daniel McCahill Street, Franklin, MA

  1. Franklin Cultural District Update
  2. Launch Event
  3. Grant
  4. Website
  5. Marketing Initiative
  6. Story Maps
  7. Economic Development Study
  8. Partner Activities
  9. Current Partner Activities and Partners Brainstorming
  10. Goals and Metrics
  11. Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting Schedule
  12. Questions

Adjourn

The listings of matters are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair which may be discussed at the meeting. Not all items listed may in fact be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to the extent permitted by law.

For Additional information, contact:
Bryan W. Taberner, AICP, Director
Department of Planning and Community Development
508-520-4907; btaberner@franklinma.gov

Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting - Feb 11
Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting - Feb 11

FHS Chamber Chorus and Mock Trial news

Via Twitter - sharing some other good news from FHS


"What a day in Providence for the Chamber Chorus! A festival, a recording session, and enough laughter, music, and smiles to fill our hearts. #pantherpride #FHSMusic"
https://twitter.com/fhs_choral/status/1091468965254258689
https://twitter.com/fhs_choral/status/1091468965254258689
https://twitter.com/fhs_choral/status/1091468965254258689

https://twitter.com/fhs_choral/status/1091468965254258689

"Congrats to the Mock Trial team which beat Bellingham today. Pocket constitution to Akash Shetty for his strong Opening Statement and direct examination. Abigail George also received exceptional scores. With the win, Franklin advances to the state tournament. @FHSPantherbook"
https://twitter.com/MockWalsh/status/1090714599685586945



a day in Providence for the FHS Chamber Chorus
a day in Providence for the FHS Chamber Chorus


FHS boys swim team repeat as the Hockomock Champions

The FHS boys swim team repeat as the Hockomock Champions! The results are shared from HockomockSports.com. The girls swim meet is being held on Saturday morning


TEAM RESULTS
1. Franklin – 326
2. King Philip – 321
T3. Milford – 251
T3. Oliver Ames – 251
5. Attleboro – 203
6. Canton – 181
7. Taunton – 146
8. Sharon – 130
9. Mansfield – 103
10. North Attleboro – 100
11. Stoughton – 50
12. Foxboro – 26

RACE RESULTS
200 Yard Medley Relay
1. King Philip (Colby Vieira, Tyler Stringfellow, Dean Whyte, Jackson Klein) – 1:46.05
5. Franklin (Daniel Gurge, Arun Kavishwar, Nicholas Rich, Bleddyn Titmuss) – 1:56.33


200 Yard Free
1. Tyler Stringfellow, King Philip – 1:48.44
4. Patrick Juszczyszyn, Franklin – 2:01.97

200 Yard IM
1. Kyle Gray, Oliver Ames – 1:59.88
6. James Wu, Franklin – 2:25.73

50 Yard Free
1. Connor Dunn, Attleboro – 23.40
3. Connor Eck, Franklin – 24.65

100 Yard Free
1. Kyle Gray, Oliver Ames – 49.91
5. Roy Wang, Franklin – 54.16

500 Yard Free
1. Tyler Stringfellow, King Philip – 4:44.83
3. Christopher Carey, Franklin – 5:06.10
6. Patrick Juszczyszyn, Franklin – 5:28.44

200 Yard Free Relay
1. Oliver Ames (Anthony Carraggi, Ben Turner, Alex Buche, Kyle Gray) – 1:36.86
3. Franklin (Roy Wang, Brendan LaPuma, Connor Eck, Christopher Carey) – 1:39.20

100 Yard Breaststroke
1. Dean Whyte, King Philip – 1:04.56
2. Roy Wang, Franklin – 1:04.77
5. Brendan LaPuma, Franklin – 1:10.88

400 Yard Free Relay
1. King Philip (Colby Vieira, Derek Whyte, Dean Whyte, Tyler Stringfellow) – 3:26.97
4. Franklin (Roy Wang, Connor Eck, Brendan LaPuma, Christopher Carey) – 3:41.51

For the complete listing published by HockomockSports.com
https://hockomocksports.com/hockomock-boys-swim-championships-2019-results/

If anyone knows where to get the complete meet results (all individual heats, etc.) please let me know. Haven't been able to locate that.

Franklin boys swim captured its second straight Hockomock Championship title. (Ryan Lanigan/HockomockSports.com)
Franklin boys swim captured its second straight Hockomock Championship
 title. (Ryan Lanigan/HockomockSports.com)







Both FHS girls and boys basketball teams post wins vs King Philip

Via HockomockSportswe share the results of the FHS sports action on Friday, Feb 1, 2019


Boys Basketball = Franklin, 76 @ King Philip, 60 – Final
– Franklin junior Chris Edgehill poured in a career-high 35 points to pace the Panthers to a season sweep of the Warriors. The Panthers led by 13 at halftime (42-29) and entering the fourth quarter (56-43). Edgehill scored 15 of Franklin’s 20 points in the final frame to seal the win. Jalen Samuels added 17 points for the Panthers, who connected on 10 three-pointers. Tim Nault hit half of KP’s 10 three-pointers and finished with a team-high 16 points.

Girls Basketball = King Philip, 45 @ Franklin, 68 – Final
– Ali Brigham scored 27 points and Meghan O’Connell added 10 for the Panthers, who remain unbeaten in league play this season and can clinch at least a share of the Kelley-Rex title with a win against Mansfield on Tuesday. Shannon O’Connor was the top scorer for the Warriors with nine points.

For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/fridays-schedule-scoreboard-02-01-19/



FHS Panthers
FHS Panthers

"We really support the Pats here in Franklin"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"Every time the New England Patriots reach the Super Bowl, town employees get into the spirit by wearing Pats gear to work and posing for a group photo in the lobby of the municipal building. You could say it has become one of those famed pre-game traditions that, in some mysterious way, offers its own bit of good luck to the team. 
Not about to risk that luck, the municipal staff faithfully came to work Friday looking ready for a Super Bowl party, and gathered for their photo. But they also upped their game in advance of Sunday’s Super Bowl. This time, they decided to collect monetary donations for the Franklin Food Pantry in exchange for the privilege of wearing Pats gear and jeans to work. 
“It’s Jeans for the Pantry,” explained Town Clerk Teresa Burr. 
The idea of Jeans for the Pantry is an outgrowth of an effort the Town Hall employees undertake throughout the year, “Jeans for Troops,” Burr said. This time the word was sent out that “if you donate money to the food pantry, you get to wear jeans and your favorite Patriots gear to work,” she said."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20190202/franklin-municipal-workers-cheer-on-pats-while-benefiting-food-pantry

You can always donate directly to the Franklin Food Pantry via their web page
https://www.franklinfoodpantry.org/

https://twitter.com/CountryGazette/status/1091593470098227200
https://twitter.com/CountryGazette/status/1091593470098227200


It's the Big Game Census




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It's the Big Game Census
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Friday, February 1, 2019

Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI Feb 1 - THU Feb 7

Friday, February 1
10:00am
 Knitting Group
10:30am
 Happy Feet!
Saturday, February 2
10:00am
 Franklin Historical Museum (Always free)
10:00am
 Franklin Library: Children’s and Teen’s collections
10:30am
 Baby Sensory
1:00pm
 "Drive-In" Movie
2:00pm
 FSPA "Bring It"
4:00pm
 Intro to Knit for Teens
4:30pm
 FSPA “Bring It”
7:00pm
 Don White with Mike Agranoff opening
Sunday, February 3
1:00pm
 Franklin Historical Museum (always free)
Monday, February 4
10:30am
 Move Along
11:00am
 Toddler Playgroup
1:00pm
 Monday Crafternoons
3:30pm
 Dungeons & Dragons for Kids
7:00pm
 Friends of the Franklin Library Meeting
Tuesday, February 5
9:30am
 Cool Cruisers
10:30am
 Get Ready for Kindergarten
4:00pm
 Chinese New Year Celebration
6:30pm
 Blizzard of '78 Talk with Alan Earls
7:00pm
 2nd Annual Legislative Forum on Education
7:00pm
 The SAFE Community Forum
7:00pm
 FPS: Concert Hour
7:00pm
 Friends of the Franklin Library Book Group
Wednesday, February 6
10:30am
 Terrific Toddlers
11:00am
 Toddler Playgroup
4:00pm
 Construction Junction
6:30pm
 Woke: A YA Book Club
7:00pm
 Franklin Art Assoc - Monthly Meeting
Thursday, February 7
9:30am
 Baby Tummy Time
10:30am
 Story & Craft
4:00pm
 Fandom Thursdays
6:00pm
 Volunteens
7:00pm
 FPS: Concert Hour

For the interactive version, please visit
For the Town of Franklin Public Meeting Calendar
http://www.franklinma.gov/calendar

Submit an event for the Community Calendar, please use this link

Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI Feb 1 - THU Feb 7
Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA: FRI Feb 1 - THU Feb 7