BOSTON – All outdoor athletic fields, courts, and other playing surfaces (basketball, tennis, baseball, football, soccer, skate parks, etc.) can be utilized by the public beginning June 8, under the…
The following is a press release *** BOSTON – The Massachusetts State Senate and Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday, June 4, to provide governance and fiscal flexibility…
FRAMINGHAM – Today, June 5, State Representatives Carmine L. Gentile, Jack Patrick Lewis, David Linsky, and Maria Robinson announced their public support of the Massachusetts Black and Latino Caucus (MBLLC)…
FRAMINGHAM – Saint Bridget School in Framingham held an outdoor graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 4. The brief 20-minute ceremony, held in the school’s parking lot, required each of the…
MARLBOROUGH – Peter G. Sullivan Jr., of Marlboro, passed away on May 25, at the age of 50, as a result of complications due to the Coronavirus. “Petey” (or Peter…
FRAMINGHAM – New positive coronavirus cases have slowed in the City of Framingham. Three new cases were reported yesterday, and two new cases, today, June 5. Since the pandemic began…
FRAMINGHAM – Mayor Yvonne Spicer will hold a Zoom community hour call called Shifting the Paradigm, Moving from Marches to Action, on Tuesday, June 9 at 5 p.m, announced the…
FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Police arrested two individuals early Friday morning, after a roommate argument turned into a machete attack and a barricaded individual. The call came in after midnight on…
FRAMINGHAM – Police arrested a Framingham teen early Thursday morning, after he an individual with a paint ball gun, and damaged at least four vehicles with paint. Police arrested at…
FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham’s elected leaders don’t always get along, but all signed a proclamation this month in support of LGBTQ+ Pride month. Mayor Yvonne Spicer, the 11-member…
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