Schools Take Aim at Rising Stress among Students
Adults often harken back to carefree days of their youth, but recent studies by the Metrowest Health Foundation, specifically their Adolescent Health Report Card over the last decade, have found that for teenagers, anxiety is on the rise.
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Tri-County Medical Careers Students Raise $1,125 by Participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s
The Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School Medical Careers students raised $1,125 on behalf of the residents at Compass Memory...
Read MoreDean College Ranks among Top Best Regional Colleges
Dean College, a private, residential college located in Franklin, Massachusetts, has been ranked 22nd in the 2018 U.S. News & World Report for...
Read MoreFranklin Rotary Club Chalkfest
On Sunday October 22nd, 2017 marks the 2nd annual Franklin Rotary Chalkfest at Wrentham Premium Outlets. Starts when the mall opens on Sunday...
Read MoreFranklin Downtown Partnership Harvest Festival to be Largest Yet
Celebrate the best of fall and Franklin with friends and neighbors at the 15th annual Franklin Downtown Partnership Harvest Festival on Saturday,...
Read MoreSports
Speed Is Big Plus for Franklin Girls Soccer Team
Tom Geysen has coached the girls’ varsity soccer team at Franklin High for 33 years, and he’s taken 27 of those squads to the playoffs. Five years ago, in 2012, his Panthers captured a state championship.
So, when the veteran coach speaks about Franklin’s outlook for...
Tri-County’s Cara Parker is Her Coach’s
When it came time to enter high school, Uxbridge resident Cara Parker decided to leave her friends and town to attend Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School in Franklin because of the academic choices. Once in Franklin, the then freshman thought it a good idea...
Read MoreTim Brightman Rides 30th PMC Ride in Honor of Brother Steve
In 1986, Franklin’s Tim Brightman lost his brother Steve to melanoma, and from that point on, he decided he wanted to stand against cancer and began looking for something that he could do.
“When my brother was originally diagnosed, he wanted a second opinion and went to...