Franklin Town Sat. Oct 10 2026 Educator, Historian Jim Johnston to Present at Historical Museum Sunday For many years Johnston was also been closely associated with the Franklin Historical Society Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Sat. Oct 10 2026 Independent Pagliarulo Seeks Norfolk DA Election Win His campaign slogan is “Take Politics Out of Prosecution.",” Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Sat. Oct 10 2026 MEDWAY: Kathleen Margret Keough She found her calling teaching Women’s Studies at the University while living in Wisconsin. She was later an educator at Medfield State Hospital. Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Sat. Oct 10 2026 MEDWAY: David L. Condon Served in the U.S. Army, in Germany, from 1956-1959 Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Sat. Oct 10 2026 County Real Estate Still Holding Steady Total value of sales for the month was $797 million. Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Fri. Oct 9 2026 OPINION: Now is the Time to DeFlock Medway! Nov. 9 Town Meeting Will Provide a Chance to Vote... Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Fri. Oct 9 2026 Dean-Franklin Cemetery Tour Returns Just Before Halloween Be sure to wear comfortable footwear! Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Fri. Oct 9 2026 A Second Restaurant Week is in the Works in Franklin It will kick off on Saturday, December 12, the same day as A Wreath of Franklin, taking place throughout downtown Franklin from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Fri. Oct 9 2026 Marie Eife to Lead FROZEN at FPAC Tickets for Frozen are available at FPAConline.com or by calling the box office at 508-528-3370. Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Fri. Oct 9 2026 Wider records access may hinge on post-election maneuvers Compliance, litigation, legislating loom as potential areas of focus for this Legislature, and the next one Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Thu. Oct 8 2026 LETTER: Hyderabad Trumped Hyderabad is believed to be the first city in India—the world's most populous country and largest democracy—to name a road after Donald Trump. Alan Earls Editor
Franklin Town Thu. Oct 8 2026 FRANKLIN: Richard G. Patykewich Richard became a familiar face in Franklin, spending many mornings as the “morning guy” at Tedeschi’s, where he greeted friends and neighbors. Alan Earls Editor