Esta semana no The Frame: dicas sobre como reduzir o risco do vírus do Nilo Ocidental após a detecção de uma amostra positiva de mosquito na cidade, o Comitê de Preservação Comunitária recomenda financiamento adicional para o projeto da doca de Waushakum e uma análise aprofundada dos desafios relacionados ao custo de vida na região MetroWest e o que os líderes locais estão fazendo para encontrar soluções.
This week on The Frame: tips on how to reduce the risk of West Nile virus after a positive mosquito sample was detected in the city, the Community Preservation Committee recommends additional funding for the Waushakum dock project, and a deep dive into the challenges related to the cost of living in the MetroWest region and what local leaders are doing to find solutions.
The city’s Public Health Director encourages residents to continue to enjoy the outdoors, with proactive tips in mind, following the positive virus test of a mosquito sample. No human cases of the virus have yet to emerge locally.
If the bill—which is supported by Framingham’s State Senator and teacher’s union president—is approved by the House and signed by Governor Maura Healey, public schools in Massachusetts would be required to prohibit phone usage during the entire school day starting in 2026.
Framingham leaders are launching a pilot program to implement additional on-street electric vehicle charging stations, with 11 potential sites across the city being considered.
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