From our local Dog Control Officer, Julia VanSteenburg: Attention All Dog Owners: It is the law that all dogs 4 months of age and older must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies. For license information please contact the Franklin Town Clerk at 607-829-3440. See our calendar for information about a Free Rabies Clinic in Sidney on July 21st.
The Tulip and the Rose Cafe on Main Street in Franklin is now open for business 7 days a week. They are starting out with a limited menu for breakfast and lunch. See menus below. Their beautiful tiles from Turkey have arrived – stop in, say hello, see the tiles and have a delicious meal! […]
The Tulip and the Rose Café will be open this weekend, July 5th & 6th, in honor of the Stage Coach Run Art Festival. Hours will be 6am-3pm. There will be a limited menu for breakfast (6-11am) and lunch (11am-3pm). Stop in, say hello, and enjoy their tasty food. Our recent Franklin Local meeting was held […]
The Franklin NY pool is open for the season. Pool hours are 1-8PM, with some exceptions. 4th of July hours are 1-4PM. Check the calendar for changes on a specific date.
The New Franklin Register Issue #23, Summer 2014
The Franklin Farmers’ Market at Chapel Hall starts its 8th season this Sunday, May 25th. You can find us at 25 Institute Street, Franklin NY, just off Route 357 in Delaware County – home of the Franklin Stage Company. This year’s poster is by Judith Lamb, and will be available for sale at the market.
The regular monthly meeting of the Franklin Town Board was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Supervisor Jeff Taggart. Present were Garret Sitts, David Grant, Don Smith, Lisa Huyck, Supervisor Jeff Taggart, Highway Superintendent Mark Laing and Paul Warner. Also attending were William Young, Mike Wallace, Elena Ferrante, Richard Grant, Brian Brock, Jamie Archibald, Donald Hebbard, Elwood Weerheim, Dwight Bruno and reporter Lillian Browne.
Help Handsome Brook Farm plant their new blueberry fields
In early February, I had the good fortune to be part of a small group of people who observed a Golden Eagle up close. This juvenile female raptor, later named Maxine, was captured early one morning and “processed” for the next few hours as part of a research project. Processing entailed weighing, measuring and fitting […]
Download a PDF copy of the New Franklin Register Issue #22 (4.2MB) by clicking on the image. See the index of this issue, and links to all previous issues, on the index page. Issue #22, Vol. VIII No. 1, Spring 2014
