The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the minutes in the link below to see an exact version as received from the Town of […]
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The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the minutes in the link below to see an exact version as received from the Town of
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Plans are well underway for this annual day of holiday celebration in Franklin – Saturday, December 12th. Grandma’s Pantry at the Methodist Church from 11:00 – 3:00 PM. Craft and Rummage Sale, Soup and Sandwich Lunch. Farmers’ Holiday Market at the Fire Hall from Noon – 4:00. If you would like to have a table
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Download a PDF copy of the New Franklin Register Issue #27 (6.1 MB) by clicking on the image. See the index of this issue, and links to all previous issues, on the index page. Issue #27, Vol. IX No. 3, Fall 2015
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Y = Yes, N = No, A = Abstain, a = absent * Local Law 1-2015, Governing the Sale, Application, and Disposal of Waste Associated With Oil and Natural Gas Exploration, Extraction and Storage Activities Note: Monthly motions to accept minutes and adjourn meeting are not included
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[Editor’s note: the Candidate Forum occurred on October 19th, 2015. View video of the event below]. A Franklin forum for five candidates to town government will be hosted by Franklin Local. This forum will be held Monday the 19th at The Ouleout Valley Post # 1689 American Legion, 327 Main Street, Village of Franklin. Five offices
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The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the minutes in the link below to see an exact version as received from the Town of
Franklin Town Board – October 6, 2015 Read More »
The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the minutes in the link below to see an exact version as received from the Town of
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A special meeting of the Franklin Town Board was held at the Town Sheds on August 12th. The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the
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The text version of the minutes in this post was created with optical character recognition (OCR) software. While every attempt has been made to verify the text, accuracy is not guaranteed. Please refer to the PDF version of the minutes in the link below to see an exact version as received from the Town of
Franklin Town Board – August 4, 2015 Read More »
by Bill Gruber One of the problems with living in a rural area is getting accurate weather information. The nearest official weather stations are Binghamton and Monticello, which doesn’t do much for us on top of a hill in Delaware County. So we decided to investigate the possibility of our own weather station. The simplest
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By Patricia Tyrell With interest in sustainable and responsible food production on the increase, organic and locally¹ grown food is in growing demand. This can easily be seen at larger franchise supermarkets, where entire aisles, sections, and displays are now dedicated to such products, as well as in the continued demand for farmers’ markets and
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