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COMMUNITY PROFILE
In 1660, ten men from Dedham, led by Captain TI1oma.~ Willet, arrived in the area that is now Franklin,
Mass. The Wampanoag Indians called the area "Wollomonopoag." TIle white selllers paid 35 pounds
sterling to the Wampanoags for rights to the land.
The precinct became an independent town during the Revolutionary War. TIle name originally selected
was Exeter, but townspeople later decided to name their new town after Benjamin Franklin, and the
petition was amended. Since the petition had heen approved by Wrentham, it passed easily through the
General COUrl amI, on March 2, 1778, Ilw town's charter was approved hy the state.
Town fathers wrote a leller to Franklin 10 give him the news--and to suggest that he might like to donate
a church bell for the town's new meeting house.
Franklin replied thaI he was, instead, sentling a gifl of hooks so the town might estahlish a library. "I
consider sense more important than sound" Franklin wrote. '
Franklin is a town of about 20,000 population in an area of 26.0 square miles. It combines New England
traditions with a progressive allitude. Citizens have consistently favored positive action on zoning and
other decisions concerning industrial growth. A fifteen-memher elected Town Council and an appointed
Town Administrator are dedicated to serving the needs of the progressive community.
Franklin is at the virtual center of the "Golden Triangle," 28 miles from Boston, 26 miles from Providence,
R.I., and 26 miles from Worcester. This puts the town within ea.~y reach of all the facilities offered by
the metropolitan areas.
Interstate 495 and State Route 140 virtually bisect Franklin. Interstate 495 provides easy access to the
nation's major trucf routes, including Interstate 95 and the Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90).
Franklin lies directly on the recently rebuilt Midland rail line, offering Boston and Maine passenger service
and Conrail freight service to Boston, Providence, and all points beyond. Piggyback cargo service is
available in Providence.
Uke the town itself, Franklin's education system is based on sturdy tradition combined with forwardlooking
values. Horace Mann, the father of American public education, was born in Franklin in 1796. In addition,
one of the town's eight elementary schools, 'The Brick School," has been in continuous session since 1833,
and has been declared a National Historic Landmark.
There are a number of outdoor recreltii'Jnal facilities in Franklin. Fletcher Field, near the center of town,
boasts regulation baseball diamonds and little league fields, as well as tennis, basketball, and bocce courts.
Dean Junior College and both high schools also have extensive athletic facilities.
Above all, Franklin's town-wide altitude welcomes new industry and development. Local boards,
commissions, officials, and townspeople share a common commitment ... to help you grow with Franklin.
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I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
ICUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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INO. 7080 - CIVIL - 1994
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ICIVIL ACTION - CUSTODY
KATHY SNYDER,
Plaintiff
SETH O. DUNBAR,
Defendant
COURT ORDER
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AND NOW, this /cth day of March, 1995, upon consideration of the
attached Custody Conciliation Report, it is ordered and directed as
follows I
1. A Hearing is scheduled in, the above case on the /,;I~ day of
, 7/1 d lj.- , 1995 at '/"orl M. in Courtroom No. 7/ of the
Cumberland County Courthouse. At this Hearing, teBt1mony
will be taken in connection with the Mother Kathy Snyder's
Complaint for custody. At this Hearing, the Mother shall be
deemed to be the moving party and shall proceed initially
with testimony. Counsel for the parties shall file with the
Court and opposing counsel a Memorandum setting forth a
history of the custody situation in this cass, each party's
current position on custody, a list of witnssses that will be
called to testify at the Hearing, and a summary of the
anticipated testimony of each witness.
2. Pending further Order of this Court, the Mother, Kathy
Snyder, and the Father, Seth o. Dunbar, shall continue to
enjoy shared legal custody of Taylor Andrew Dunbar born
January 22, 1986. Physical custody shall be handled as
the parties have arranged over the past few years.
3. In the event either party retains a professional to do an
evaluation for purposes of the Hearing in this matter, the
other party shall cooperate with that professional and
attend any evaluation sessions that are necessary and insure
that the minor child and/or other interested parties also
attend those sessions.
BY THE COURT,
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cc: Nora F. Blair, Esquire
Michael L. Bangs, Esquire
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:IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
:CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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:NO. 7080 - CIVIL - 1994
KATHY SNYDER,
Plaintiff
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SETH O. DUNBAR,
Defendant
:
:CIVIL ACTION - CUSTODY
CONCILIATION CONFERENCE SUMMARY REPORT
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CUMBERLAND COUNTY CIVIL RULE OF PROCEDURE
1915.3-8(b), the undersigned Custody Conoiliator submits the
following report:
1. The pertinent information pertaining to the ohild who is the
subjeot of this litigation is as follows:
Taylor Andrew Dunbar, born January 22, 1986.
2. A Conoiliation Conferenoe was held on Maroh 3, 1995, with the
following individuals in attendanoe:
The Mother, Kathy Snyder, with her oounsel, Nora F. Blair,
Esquire, and the Father, Seth O. Dunbar, with his oounsel,
Miohael L. Bangs, Esquire.
3. The parties have been separated for approximately six years.
Mother has had primary physioal oustody of the minor ohild
since the time of separation. Approximately three years ago,
Father relooated from the Carlisle area to Maryland for
employment reasons. Sinoe that time, Father has been
exeroising temporary oustody with the minor ohild on
alternating weekends and at other times as agreed upon by
the parties. Although Father lives in Baltimore, Father has
made a sinoere effort to maintain a signifioant impaot on
the minor ohild's life.
4. Mother is remarried and has a ohild with her ourrent husband.
Her ourrent husband is in the United States Coast Guard.
Mother's husband has reoeived orders to relooate from the
Harrisburg area, and the antioipated relooation destination
at this point is Conneotiout.
5. If Mother relooates, Father believes that the minor ohild
should oome to live with him in Baltimore. Mother is insistent
on the faot that the ohild should remain with her. This is a
unique relooation oase beoause, in the event of Mother's
relooation with her current husband, the ohild still needs to
KATHY SNYDER, I IN TilE COURT OF COMMON
Plaintiff I Pl,EAS OF CUMBERLAND
I COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
vs. I
I CIVIl, ACTION - CUSTODY
I
SETH O. DUNBAR I NO. 94-7080 CIVIL
Defendant I
oanER OF COURT
AND NOW, this
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da y of
",,(.\'1
, 1995, upon consideration of
both parties' request for a continuance of the custody hearing set for May 12, 1995 at
9:30 o'clock a.m., said continuance is granted. A new hearing is set for August 10,
1995 at 9:30 o'clock a.m. in Court Room No.4 of the Cumberland County Courthouse in
Carlisle, PA.
DY TilE COURT,
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EAST PElISBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
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LIFE SKILLS FED JUliE IlEADIIIESS FER JUIE
Can tell biB/her full oaee M M Liet.ne with understanding 1"1 P
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as rhyae, po.try, and
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on the coeaent page
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with other children syabols
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ACHIEVEMENT rEST 5ERIES, ElGItTlI EDITION
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DISTRICT I CAkLISLE AREA SCllooL
NO.
TESTS OF . RAW SCALED NAlL LOCAL
ITEMS SCORE SCORE PRoS PRoS
Tot.l R.ading 14Z 13Z 680 96-9 89-8
Nord stdy Skill. 48 45 671 84-7 14-6
Vocobul.ry 40 38 696 98-9 93-8
R.adlng Coap. 54 49 678 95-8 84-7
Tot.l Hath 116 IDZ 648 91-8 75-6
Conceph of No. 34 Z8 633 79-7 61-6
c""""t.Uon 44 38 638 84-7 n-6
AppllCll tlon. 38 36 684 97-9 87-7
Total L~ga 60 44 6Z1 57-5 33-4
L."g ....chanlc. 30 19 598 36-4 14-3
Lang E>cpreaelon 30 Z5 647 7D-6 55-5
Spel11ng 36 31 656 83-7 76-6
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_Uy th10 .tudant took the Stanford Achlav_t T..t. Th10 brief daacrlptlon of the .co....
____ted above t.ll. '- the .tudant did on the t..t. coaparad to tho 1991 ""rforMnCll of .tudGnh In the
__ gracla f,.". acre.. the --.try. Th10 .tudent did not ~l.t. ~ of the Stanford batt.ry to yl.ld
. global IndlCllUan of ""rfo..- on the t..t.
The .tudant did ..11 on the ....dlng .ubt..t.. The total .coro 10 _ the hlghe.t for the g...de.
In _t_Uc.. the tobl .co... 10 above the .Iddl. range for tho grado. The .tudent ._. to be
dolng..ll In workl"11 with ........r concaph. ~t.Uan .kUb. .nd prebl_ .olvlng.
The ace... on the Spelling aubt.. t 10 above .v....ge. Ov.r.ll perfO..-nCll on the language .ubt.. h
.... In th8 average range for< the grade.
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achOol and thet aany things can .ffact . .tudGnt'. t..t .co..... n.....foro. It 10 l0rp0rt.nt to conaldor
other klnda of Info....tlon .. ..11. The .chool has '''lr. del.Uad Info....Uon about ~ tho .tudent 10
doing.
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TRANSPORTATION .3 ASSIGNMENT DATA
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3 01 30217 .. .. cr. STA MANAsnlJAN NJ
4 80 31800 COAST GlJAIW YARn ClJRTI S IIAY Nil
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6 20 11512 IJSCGC U:GAHr: 0 PORl'SNOlJTII , VA
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7 20 11511 lJSCGG FORWAh" I'ORTSMOUTII VA
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LEAST DESIRED ASSIGNMENT t.lUlU(R"$ COIrolUUUS
AIW< ""'A< CONSIDERATIONS After previously being stationed on two newly
1 AVAlU8LE fOR conuniss ioncd vessels (270'/110') and serving as
Gl UNACCOMPAHI(D TOUR Food Service Officer, I feel the JUNIPER
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2 "E(MeAl., experience will be very valuable. As per
we 5PEC1AL EDUCAnOH, OR phon'con(09SEP94) with l.CNDR Cosenza. JUNIPERS'
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lOUR You Ir.lonlh RJGHT SCHOOL perspective Executive Officer, My family and I
COWnntOM REQUUT $UB.lolmt..D
DAn 95 JUL - arc very excited about the pass i bi Ii ty of the
tlWtSltll 6E1.LCTED FOR JUNIPER as our next tour. It will of[ e r me the
....w. PO TA.A.IHIH1. gain
AFTlO 95 JUL AWAmHQ AS~ONIolEHr chance to lcadcrsllip, after basically two
DAT! Of UST CAREER INTENTIONS independant duty assignments. Setting up a new
&ERVICl WIDE.
""'" 94 MAY m1'1.~, -L Ga 11 ey is a welcome challenge for me. 1 am <I,,"'arc
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TELEPHONE IHIORATt - JJ'PUCADLE of the ricors involved with a PR,:- COM <Ind the
(""a Cod'l .. Numb" RITllE D extended pt~riod I will be away from home. I
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w~. attended ENT and Subsistence l1anagement(CG22)
(717\ 561-0972 OtSC1IAAGf: -
UHDECIlED - schools 1n 1989.
11~. Vou Month Ny wife is a renistered nurse 1n Pennsylvania and
1717\ 243-2837 DATE 00 SEP should'nt have a problell, gcttin~ her license
DEPENDENT INFORMATION s1,.,litched.
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Dear Subsistence Specialist,
The attached shopping list now cont81ns 8dditionu which will include
HYT (thlaugh July 01, 1995). thus supet'ced~ng the previous list.
If you have not updated your ADC for this rotation perJod, this
shopping list should help you decido. The procedure for selection
should be: make ffl your most desired choice, down to the ff8 choice
(that being, one you still would take if all else is taken). Don't
place all your hope on #1.
As the process continues, I will be selecting "bcHlies" for "billets"
based upon this ADe. (Example: Query - CGC Juniper - 551 - list)
If your name comes up requesting the Ju~ipBr as ~~ur first choice
with someone elses; who has first precedence?
ffl - LORAN (there are only 4 left with 55)
#2 - OVERSEAS AFLOAT
#3 - INCONUS AFLOAT
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I f no one with a higher precedence than yc>u wantf: that billet - you
get it. I f more than one from the seme PI' ;:lcedenc:El requests any
billet, however. my job 1s to fit the job to tho member. I will
consider sea time/shore time/training/CO's recomnwnd9tion and Bny
other information relating to yo~ specific~lly.
Billets ere designed for Coast Guard members and, as such, are not
specifically designed for mele/famale axclJsively. If you chose a
billet and the unit cannot accommod~te YOll. I cannot assign you
there. Plain and simple.
Bet~leen Nov 01 and Dec 31, 1994. I will be, searchJ.ng for names to
billets on the shopping list. If I come L~ with no names for a
billet, I'll let you knml. Check the vole:,a mail 51hopping list during
this time/as wall as the updated fax. If you don't get your ADC in
by Nov 01, you don't get a choic.a!!!
Once the search of billets is made, and I ~nticip~te no changes, Jan
01 (realistically Jan 02 1995) ii. the ACT iJhase 01' S?EAR and I will
commence cutting orders. YOI' choice ill - #8 ShOllld be where you are
going. If 1 cannot assign you to your ffl - ffB, I will call you and
thftD we can di,;cuss what's avail'3ble. pr,E.\SE, DC NO'r CALL DURING
THIS PERIOD. [WILL CALL YOU IF NECESSARY. Expect qO to 120 days
(or more in some cases) between ~he date y~ur orders are issued and
your reporting date.
Thank you for all you have done at your cu~rent unit. I'm proud to
be of assistilnce in your Coast Guard fut"r,~. If] can be of service
during ttw I;NGAGE ptl"".e of SPEAR, g1vo OI'e .; Ci.lll.
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SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUOS: Unl ted Chamber of Conunerce - 520-2800
Lions Club - 2nd & 4th Thursdays - Rome Restaurant
Rotary Club - Every Thursday - Plplnelle's Restaurant
Veterans'of foreign Wars - Pond St. - 533-2377
Elks Lodge #2136 - Pond St. - 528-2573
Knights of Columbus - W. Central St. - 520-9002
franklin Rod & Gun Club - off Summer Sl. - 520-2573
Newcomers Club
franklin Garden Club
fr.ank II n Mothers I Center
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ENTERTAINMENT I RECREATION. ilEAL TIt & FITNESS:
Zeotrope Theatre - 34 East Central St. - 528-0620
Iloyt's Franklin Cinemas - franklin Village 51 :)0In9 Center - 520-3101
Veterans Memor i a lice II i nk
Town Oeach
franklin Forest
YMCA lIockomock - forge 11111 Rd. - 520-0700
Silver's Health & fitness - 750 Union Sl. - 520-5960
franklin Country Club - Ill. 140 - 520-6110
ficco's Bowladrome - 3~J E. Central - 528-1142
Ivories Billiards - 15 West Central - 520-0081
Scooter's Billiards - 391 East Central - 520-4333
franklin School for Performing Arts - 38 Main St. - 528-8668
United Archery Lanes - 305 Union St. - 520-3562
McKeon S~hool of Dance & Gymnastics - 32 E. Central - 528-6503
Patti Eisenhauer Dance Center - 90 Emmons - 520-7073
franklin Dance Workshop - 5 flintlocke Rd. - 528-6555
Oklkukal Karate Schools - 16-18 Onpot St. - 528-4099
Buttersweet farm (Riding) - 444 L.~(oln St. - 520-8820 .
Klein Innsbruck Ski Area - Washington St. - 52B-5660
The Woodshed (Art Instruction) - Pond St.- 533-6277
SCIlOOLS: PRIVATE & PAROCllIAL
Leland Academy - Pleasant St. - 520-3636
Milford Catholic Elementary (K-6) - 473-7303
Blessed Sacrament Granmar School - Walpole (K-B) - 66B-2336
Mercy Mount - Cumberland, RI (K-7)
Ml. St. Charles Academy - Woonsocket, Rl (7-12)
Marian IIlgh School'- framlnuham (9-12)
Bishop Feehan - Attleboro (9-12)
fRANKLIN PUBLIC SCIlOOLS - 528-5600
John F. Kennedy Scho" - Pond St. (K-5) - 520-5600 Ext. 260
Oak Street School - .~ Sl. (K-5) - Exl. 217
Davis Thayer School - West Central Sl. (K-5) - Exl. 262
Parmenter School - Wachusett Sl. (K-5) - Exl. 281
Brick School - Maple Street (Kindergarten) - EXl' 25B
Ilorace Mann Middle School - Oak St.- (7-B) - 52B-5600
franklin lligh School - Oak St. - (B-12) - 52B-5600
VOCATIONAL & TECIlNICAL
Trl-County Regional - Poml St. (9-12) - 520-5400
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The Franklin High School Is a comprehensive high school with numerous ollerlngs In OUSIflOSS
Education, Home Economics, Industrial Technology, Music and Art.
The 8uslness EducaUon Program has many courses to lamlllarlzo student with word procossing.
desk lOp publishing and recent Innovations In business technology.
The Industrial Technology Department oilers a full wood program. graphics and printing. and a
drawing/drafting-program which Includes compuler assisted design (CAD).
The Music Program has a marching band. concert band, orchestra, string ensemblo, jazz band and
chorus. Music students have received numerous awards In local and regional compolitlons and
present both Individual and ensemble concerts annually.
The Art Department offers an array of prO'lr;lnlS from beginning arllhrolJgh Advancod f'lacllmon!
Portfolio. Franklin Art students have beon Ille reCipients of a variety ot awards and ara accnptud
annually to the finest art programs.
Extra Curricular Activities
Franklin High School has many competitive aclivitles Including the Academic Decathlon roam
which has finished among the top five teams. Slate-wide, In the last four years. In addlllon, ttlO
Academic Bowl and Malh Teams. and the Classical League compete at local and state lovnls
annually. Students have literary oppOrlUnlllOS In both the award.wlnnlng student newspapllr and
yearbook, and take part In an activo Studonl Council. Students gain additional loadms/up
opportunities through participation in tho National Honor Soclely and Peer Leadership Program ,
Athletic Programs:
The fall program offers football, field hockey. cross country, gOIl, boys soccer, girls soccer and
cheerleadlng.
The winter program Includes basketball for boys and girls, hockey, wrestling, boys and girls In.door
track, gymnastics and competitive and regular cheerleading. Tho wrestling team was stato
champion In t990, 199t, 1992 and was second in New England 1990.
Spring spOrts Includes baseball, softball, boys and girls tennis, boys and girls out.door track
competition and cheerleadlng.
Over 60% 01 the students paniclpale In one or moro athletic activitlos. In ttlO past tow years, many
leams have been secllonal or stale champions.
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SPECIAL. EDUCATION PROGRAMS--8ICO Collaboratlvo
In addition to offering programs Within each building. Franklin Is a member communily at tho 01.
County Collaboralive-BICO, 21 North Washington Stroot, North AlIloboro, MA 02760, Tol: 605.
2568, John Malloy, Ph.D., Director
The BI-County Educational Collabora\lvo provides educational programs and services to moot IIHl
needs at low Incldenco speCial noods ctli1dron tor whom its mombor sellool commiltoos i110
responsible.
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Formal Study of a Foreign Language 6 7 8 3
Use of an Equipped Science Lab. C) 7 6 5
Formal Computer Training K K K I
Use of an Equipped Computer Lab. 3 I I 1
Gifted and Talellled Pull Out Program
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Mathematics 1
Science 2
General 2
Formal Instrumelllal Instruction
Band Instrument ~ <I 4 5
Orchestra Instrument ~ 4 5
Organized Band ~ <I <I 5
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Voice Training
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Drama Training 9
Public Speaking 9 9 12
Industrial Arts/Technology 6 7 7 7
Home Economics 6 7 7 7 il
Formally Coached Team Sports
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Girls 7 7 6 7 ~I
Coed 7 7 6 '{
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Science I I 2
English 2 I 1
Foreign Language 2
Social Studies 2 2 2
# Fine Arts Courses
Formal Music Courses 5
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