Brendan Fitzpatrick
Oct 20
Feature

Climate Forum Look Ahead

Election Day in Framingham is approaching, and some of the major races revolve around the City Council. As voters prepare to cast their ballots, residents of the city will get the chance to hear most of the City Council candidates’ thoughts on topics related to climate change and its impacts.

Election Day in Framingham is approaching, and some of the major races revolve around the City Council. As voters prepare to cast their ballots, residents of the city will get the chance to hear most of the City Council candidates’ thoughts on topics related to climate change and its impacts.

Energize Framingham will be presenting their climate forum Saturday, October 21, at First Parish along Vernon Street. There, the candidates will be asked questions from the community regarding a range of climate topics.

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