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Nearly 70 acres preserved in Franklin as Council votes on land buy

Country Gazette FRANKLIN A decision by the Town Council to invest $4.59 million in open space near the town center is being lauded as an historic land buy for Franklin one preserving forested land that otherwise would have been developed with more than four dozen  homes. Voting unanimously, the nine-member Council has chosen to take advantage of the town s right of first refusal on two parcels of land collectively known as Maple Hill between Lincoln Street and Maple Street totaling about 69.6 acres. “The town has not, to our knowledge, ever exercised the right of first refusal,” Town Administrator Jamie Hellen said.

Nearly 70 acres preserved in Franklin as Council votes on land buy

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Federal, state and town officials train with Franklin Fire

Government officials join the pros in live burn exercise Wicked Local MILFORD When Franklin Town Councilor Robert Dellorco showed up for a fire on Monday in Milford, he didn t expect to be handed a set of bunker gear, told to suit up and be sent into a burning building. I thought I was going to be more of a spectator, he confided after emerging from the smoke. Dellorco wasn t the only nonprofessional to plunge into the blaze, which quickly transformed into a storm of hot, clinging black smoke. U.S. Rep. Jake Auchincloss and state Rep. Jeff Roy, D-Franklin, also climbed into turnout gear and joined the company taking on the fire.

A new marijuana dispensary in Plainville just opened, and now it's proposing home delivery

War on Drugs, as designated by the CCC. Deliveries would be made in unmarked delivery vans, Mathew Medeiros said.  There are more than 150 communities in the six counties targeted by the delivery service, although not all have approved recreational cannabis delivery. Besides Plainville, communities that do allow for such delivery include Framingham and Marlborough.  In Natick, there’s a warrant article for the spring Town Meeting that will allow residents to vote on accepting the two new delivery license types created by the CCC, said the town s director of community and economic development, James Freas.  Franklin also doesn’t allow for marijuana delivery, but Town Administrator Jamie Hellen said it could become a topic of conversation if any Franklin-operated marijuana facilities were interested in offering that service.