FRAMINGHAM – The first year of the Framingham Youth Councils ends today, June 30. The 13-member Youth Council was created by the Framingham City Council in 2019, when then Framingham…
1 MetroWest Medical Center discharged its 200th COVID-19 patient yesterday, June 29. The City of Framingham announced its 114th COVID-19 death since the pandemic began in March. The City has…
FRAMINGHAM – Sustainability is one of the most discussed issues of the past decade around the world. With the rise of support to prevent climate change, many organizations, whether nonprofit,…
FRAMINGHAM – One of the largest property owners in downtown Framingham is seeking to purchase property on Kendall Street from the City of Framingham, to move forward on a 4-story,…
FRAMINGHAM – Two of the 11-elected members of the Framingham City Council may have violated the state’s ethics law when the discussed and voted on the fiscal year 2021 budget.…
FRAMINGHAM – The 11-member elected City Council is in the midst of budget deliberations. Budget deliberations will continue on Tuesday night, June 16 at 7 p.m. Last Tuesday, June 9,…
Originally posted at 12:05 p.m. Updated at 2:35 p.m. with cost figures. FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham Parks and Recreation Department is currently exploring options for a proposed dog…
Editor’s Note: Tiffanie Maskell, who lives in District 7 and is Vice Chair of the School Committee, read this to the City Council on Tuesday night. It was then submitted…
By John Stefanini FRAMINGHAM – As the youngest of five boys in a large working class family — my father was a stonemason and my mother was a nurse —…
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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