This Week in Franklin: Jun 15 - Jun 21
5 stories from Franklin News this week.
5 stories from Franklin News this week.
One Franklin obituary was recorded for the week of June 15–21, 2026: Buchanio, Lucia, 85, of Franklin, who died June 19, 2026. Funeral arrangements were handled by Charles F. Oteri and Son - Franklin Funeral Home.
The Franklin Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) has opened registration for its fall 2026 season. The non-profit organization offers programs for a wide range of ages and skill levels, from Pee Wee through Travel divisions. Families interested in enrolling players can visit the FYSA websit…
Franklin Conservation Commission authorizes spending on culvert repair and environmental grants. The seven-member board unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for stabilization of the Nicholas Drive-Prospect Street culvert, approximately 100 years old, with full replacement anticipated in the
The Franklin Town Council approved the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget and capital investments, the defining action of a quiet mid-June news cycle. The vote — highlighted as the lead item on franklinma.gov — establishes the town's financial priorities for the coming year, though spend…
Franklin's 250th Anniversary Committee faces June 30 budget deadline. A $6,500 allocation for an illustrator cannot be spent because the work will not be completed before the deadline, forcing a reallocation. Maureen Brennan was elected Treasurer unanimously by roll call, replacing Charleen
Franklin Town Council unanimously approves three financial resolutions for fiscal year 2026. The nine-member board voted unanimously on Resolution 26-36 authorizing general fund appropriations, transfers, and adjustments, along with Resolution 26-30 for the snow and ice stabilization account
Design Review Commission approves four sign packages with one deferred for Planning Board review. Chair Sam Williams, Vice Chair Andrew Pratt, Derek Darvish, and Associate Priya Natarajan unanimously approved signage for Ola Salon at 648 Old West Central Street, Franklin Extended Stay Hotel at 835
Design Review Commission approves signage for four commercial sites. Chair Sam Williams and the Commission unanimously approved sign packages for Ola Salon, Franklin Extended Stay Hotel, and Intermission. They conditionally approved Plansee's application provided the larger front façade logo is
Franklin Housing Authority voted unanimously to take Congregate Unit 49A offline permanently.