Franklin residents are honoring the life of a five-year-old girl who, police say, was killed in a drunk driving crash over the weekend. It happened on Grove Street in Franklin shortly before 6:30 ...

If you’ve read The Canterbury Tales, though, you know there aren’t nearly that many. There’s only 24 stories, and it doesn’t have a proper ending.

Franklin police provided no other details in a news release Friday and said the investigation is ongoing. Angie Solomon is a pharmacist with UnitedHealthcare, according to her LinkedIn.

Franklin: You can also end badly and have a reconciliation. There’s lots of ways. People change. Harper Grace: That’s very true. I’d also say beige as well. I think it depends on the situation.

It’s really hard that they’re gone. It was the most difficult moment of my life.” James “Jim” Franklin Hoy was 85. He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Catherine June Hoy.

Chaucer gave us the “Plowman’s Tale” as part of the Canterbury Tales. And in every generation, the plow, pulled by hand, by oxen or by tractor, has sustained civilization.

The Canterbury Tales will re-open in the historic St Margaret's Church in Canterbury Another new element will be the historically accurate tavern - which will serve era-appropriate ale and mead ...

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Prior to joining the ITV soap, Julia, 39, had appeared in theatre productions including g The Crucible, The Canterbury Tales, Othello, Merchant of Venice and The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith. The ...

Composed between 1387 and 1400, “The Canterbury Tales” narrates the adventures of various characters on a pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral from London, with tales featuring figures such as the Wife ...

The Canterbury Tales, written between 1387 and 1400, is a collection of stories about characters on a pilgrimage from London to the tomb of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.

The Canterbury Tales consists of 24 short stories written between 1387 to 1400, the year that Chaucer died. It is considered an unfinished work.