Franklin's water department has scheduled a service shut-off for Thursday as several town boards meet this week. Also in today's brief (10 items): Water department schedules shut-off for Thursday; Funeral service set for Richard Patykewich; Town Council holds monthly office hours Thursd…
Franklin public works kicks off a week of scheduled roadwork across town streets. Also in today's brief (13 items): Public works schedules roadwork across Franklin this week; Conservation challenge open through mid-November; Franklin schools subcommittee meets Tuesday evening; Charter s…
Finance Committee picks new chair as Franklin confronts a widening multiyear budget gap. From our own coverage: Finance Committee elects new chair, hears deficit warning. Also in today's brief (10 items): Conservation Commission launches Passport to Fall challenge; BICO Transportation S…
Town Hall published its September Franklin First newsletter with updates from municipal departments across town. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town Hall posts September Franklin First newsletter; Economic Development Subcommittee meets Thursday; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Thursda…
Town of Franklin posts fresh update on the Pine Street roadway project. Also in today's brief (9 items): Town posts new update on Pine Street project; School Committee's Community Relations panel meets tonight; Commission on Disability meets Friday morning; Senior Center hosts Steve Ave…
Franklin's Conservation Commission opens Passport to Fall challenge at town conservation areas through November 15. Also in today's brief (12 items): Passport to Fall challenge opens at conservation areas; Library trustees meet Monday night; Night Readers discuss Deacon King Kong; Agric…
Franklin promotes Deputy Chief James West to lead its police department as next chief. Also in today's brief (10 items): James West named Franklin's next police chief; Weekend Wiggles family program set for Saturday; Canton freshman football travels to Franklin Monday; Agricultural Comm…
Franklin Conservation Commission authorized an enforcement order at 260 Daniels Street for an unfinished wetland restoration project. Contractor James Thornhill represented the property owner, citing financial constraints that delayed completion of required grading and planting; Chair Mark C.