This week on The Frame: the City Council considers reductions to the downtown Central Business district as well as the establishment of a traffic department, state health officials deem advanced nursery services at Framingham Union Hospital as essential, and a recap of our coverage of this year’s Earth Day Festival.
Esta semana no The Frame: O Prefeito Charlie Sisitsky revela sua proposta de US$ 383,2 milhões para o próximo orçamento municipal, enquanto líderes locais deliberam sobre o financiamento das operações do distrito escolar público, autoridades estaduais fornecem uma atualização sobre o processo de limpeza da General Chemical e a cobertura do recente evento de arrecadação de fundos da I Believe Academy e do evento Taste of MetroWest.
The ruling from the Department of Public Health means that Tenet Healthcare must address a plethora of community concerns regarding their planned reduction of advanced nursery services at the local healthcare center.
The mayor unveiled the bottom line of his municipal budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year on Tuesday. That same night, the Framingham School Committee continued to discuss how they can bridge the gap between their budget pitch and Sisitsky’s.
The Framingham Traffic Commission recommended the creation of the group, which would be a part of the Department of Public Works, during their meeting on Tuesday.
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