FM #1318 - Talk Franklin - "Myth busting" - 11/19/24

Franklin Matters Radio

This session of the radio show shares our “Talk Franklin” discussion with Town Administrator Jamie Hellen in his office on Tuesday, November 19, 2024.

Jamie has mentioned in many meetings that he doesn’t spend time on social media. So I took some of the top items that generally get wrapped around misinformation and brought them to have Jamie provide his trusted source input

• Franklin doesn't have enough water, we have a water ban every year
• How come the Town of Franklin is building so many apartments
• What happening with Davis Thayer building
• I thought the old museum was being developed by Habitat for Humanity
• Get more grants
• Regionalization will save us
• Parmenter school deed restriction

The recording runs about 45 minutes. Let’s listen to this conversation and bust some myths floating around some of the social media in Franklin.

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