OP-ED: Framingham’s Phased Reopening; Is It In The Best Interest of Our Students?
By Christine Mulroney *** FRAMINGHAM – Before last year, most teachers had a rhythm: an early start to the day
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Health
MetroWest Medical Center Recognizes World Stroke Day
FRAMINGHAM – October 29 is World Stroke Day. Millions of people come together to help spread the word about this
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City of Framingham Issues 13 $500 COVID Fines; None Paid Yet
FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham has issued a total of 13 COVID gathering fines since September. Framingham Health Director
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2021 Boston Marathon Will Not Take Place in April
The following is a press release from the Boston Athletic Association BOSTON – The Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.) announced today,
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City of Framingham Reports 31 New COVID Cases Since Monday & Community’s 146th Coronavirus Death
FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham announced 31 new COVID-19 cases since Monday. That is 61 new cases since Friday.
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TJX To Host Free COVID Testing in Framingham in November
FRAMINGHAM – Starting, Monday, November 2, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Stop the Spread FREE drive-thru testing in Framingham will move
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Framingham United Soccer Player Tests Positive For COVID
FRAMINGHAM – Last week, it was hockey with COVID cases, and then a coach for Framingham Baseball tested positive forcing
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OP-ED: Framingham Mayor Spicer Outlines Her Administration’s COVID Response Since Pandemic Began
By Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer *** FRAMINGHAM -Since the global COVID-19 pandemic emerged in March of this year, I, as
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Gov. Baker: ‘Irresponsible’ Parents & Coaches Forced His Decision To Close Skating Rinks For 2 Weeks
BOSTON – Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker said “irresponsible” parents and coaches were the reason he had to make the “drastic”
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UPDATED: Mexican Restaurant Re-Opens
UPDATED: Mexico City Taqueria has re-opened as of Wednesday, October 28. It was closed for less than 24 hours and
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