Expression Enrichment is offering a Summer Arts Programs for Grades K-6. The Half Day program runs from 9am -12pm for $155 a week and The Full Day program runs from 8:30am - 3:30pm for $285 a week.
The program offers sessions in Visual Arts, Legos/Robotics, Performing Arts, Sewing, Creative Arts, Anime/Book Illustration and Creative Movement & Meditation.
For more information visit our website expressions-enrichment.com.
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"The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued the third round of Economic Impact Payments (EIP) in April. Most Social Security beneficiaries and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients should have received their EIPs by now. If you, your eligible spouse, or eligible dependent did not receive their EIP – or full amount of the EIP – for this round or any previous round of EIPs, please read this carefully. We have information to share from the IRS to help you get that money.
To get any missing first or second EIPs, you’ll need to file a 2020 tax return with the IRS and claim the 2020 Recovery Rebate Credit (RRC) as soon as possible. You would need to file the 2020 tax return even if you have no income to report for 2020. When your tax return is processed, the IRS will pay the RRC as a tax refund. The IRS will send you any additional third EIP amount you are eligible for in 2021 separately.
If you already filed your 2020 tax return, you don’t need to do anything else. You can visit our Economic Impact Payments and Tax Credits page to learn more. Please share this with your family and friends—and post it on social media to help us spread the word."
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| Social Security Matters: "What to Do If You’re Missing Economic Impact Payments" |
Capital Budget Subcommittee Meeting
Agenda & Meeting Packet
May 5, 2021 = 5:30 PM
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| Capital Budget Subcommittee Meeting - May 5 - 5:30 PM |
Franklin Board Of Health
Duly Scheduled Meeting And Public Hearing
Wednesday, May 5, 2021 = 5:00 PM
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| Board of Health meeting scheduled Wednesday, May 5 -5 PM |
The Franklin Food Pantry is pleased to celebrate its 2019 and 2020 Point of Light volunteer award winners. This distinction is led by the AmeriCorps in partnership with Points of Light.
Points of Light is the world's largest organization dedicated to volunteer service. Volunteers were honored at a small outdoor ceremony during Volunteer Appreciation month. Point of Light volunteer awards recognize adult volunteers with at least 100 hours of service in the Bronze level and 250 hours of service in the Silver level. Due to the Covid-19 virus, The Pantry was unable to hold the ceremony in 2020 so is honoring both 2019 and 2020 this year.
"Our volunteers are critical to tackling food insecurity in the community. Some of their work is easy to describe weighing, carrying, packing, distributing, typing, calling, mailing, loading, unloading, delivering and more. But the real gold is in how each volunteer treat each of our neighbors with dignity, kindness, and compassion," said Tina Powderly. "It can be incredibly stressful for those who find themselves seeking the services we provide, and the words and action of our volunteers show them that they are respected, give them hope, and empower them to tackle the challenges so many of our clients face. That is priceless and while it doesn't ever go unnoticed, we formally show our gratitude to our volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Week."
Congratulations to the 2019 and 2020 award winners:
Silver
Bronze
The Franklin Food Pantry offers a variety of volunteer jobs both within The Pantry and serving on committees that further the mission of the Pantry. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, The Pantry is currently not accepting new applications for volunteers. Please watch the website for new opportunities.
About the Franklin Food PantryThe Franklin Food Pantry offers supplemental food assistance and household necessities to over 1,400 individuals. Neighbors have access to a variety of fresh, frozen and nonperishable foods on weekly shopping trips for drive-up distribution. As a nonprofit organization, the Pantry depends entirely on donations, and receives no town or state funding. Visit www.franklingfoodpantry.org for more information.
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| 2019 and 2020 Points of Light Award Winners gather at the site of the Franklin Food Pantry's Future home, 138 East Central Street |
"The boys get it done in the first match against Canton 4-0-1! Man of the match goes to Senior Captain Anish Gundimeda and Freshman Phenom Ahan Shetty. #ForthePublics"
Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/_fhsboystennis/status/1389348221684699139
Girls Lacrosse Boosters posted that the girls lead 13-0 at halftime and the final was 17-1
Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FHSLaxBooster/status/1389328618753597452 and https://twitter.com/FHSLaxBooster/status/1389320034980347904
FHS Boys Tennis and Girls Lacrosse top Canton on Monday
