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Senate President Spilka Nominates Rev. Lloyd For Unsung Heroes Award

February 4, 2019February 4, 2019 Framingham Source Editor Susan Petroni 0 Comments Greater Framingham Community Church, Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd, Senate President Karen Spilka, Unsung Heroes

BOSTON – Senate President Karen Spilka nominated Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd for an unsung hero award as part of the

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SLIDESHOW: Mayor-Elect, Political Candidates Attend Framingham Unity Breakfast

November 11, 2017November 14, 2017 Framingham Source Editor Susan Petroni 0 Comments City of Framingham election 2017, Framingham City Council, Framingham Interfaith Clergy Association, Framingham School Committee, John Stefanini, Mayor-elect Yvonne Spicer, Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd, Yvonne Spicer

FRAMINGHAM – “Unity is not uniformity. Governing is not campaigning,” said Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd Friday morning at a unity

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PHOTO OF THE DAY: Unity Breakfast

November 10, 2017November 11, 2017 Framingham Source Editor Susan Petroni 0 Comments Fraingham Interfaith Clergy Association, Joshua Horrigan, Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd

FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham Interfaith Clergy Association invited all the candidates on the first City of Framingham ballot, win or

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Arts & Entertainment Community

Amazing Things Hosting Fugitive Stories With A Theme of Tolerance

February 15, 2017February 15, 2017 Framingham Source Editor Susan Petroni 0 Comments Amazing Things, Fugitive Stories, Masjid-E-Basheer Islamic Society of Framingham., Moth Grand Slam, Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd, Storytellers, Tolerance

FRAMINGHAM – On Friday, Feb. 24, Amazing Things Arts Center will host Fugitive Stories. Fugitive Stories is an event that

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VIDEO & SLIDESHOW: Community, Police Engage in Vigil Following Week of National Violence

July 15, 2016July 15, 2016 Framingham Source Editor Susan Petroni 0 Comments Framingham Coming Together, Framingham Interfaith Clergy Association, Rev. J. Anthony Lloyd

FRAMINGHAM – After a week of violence, more than 100 town leaders and residents attended a candlelight vigil Thursday night looking

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