This week on The Frame: City Councilors and Keefe Tech officials work towards collaboration as the school aims to develop a new building, the topic of creating a local traffic department is set to the side, and a trio of local organizations are recognized for their important contributions through a new award from the MetroWest Nonprofit Network.
This week on The Frame: City Councilors and Keefe Tech officials work towards collaboration as the school aims to develop a new building, the topic of creating a local traffic department is set to the side, and a trio of local organizations are recognized for their important contributions through a new award from the MetroWest Nonprofit Network.
All of that on The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.
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Esta semana no The Frame: Os candidatos à prefeitura Charlie Sisitsky e Geoff Epstein participam de um debate, líderes locais comemoram o programa de combate à insegurança alimentar da Igreja Comunitária da Grande Framingham e um olhar sobre um novo programa local de compostagem na calçada.
This week on The Frame: Mayoral candidates Charlie Sisitsky and Geoff Epstein take part in a debate, local leaders commemorate the Greater Framingham Community Church’s food insecurity program, and a look at a new local curbside composting program.
Project DASH, DoorDash’s charitable initiative to transport food from pantries and banks to those in need, has partnered with the local church to deliver about 100,000 meals since 2022.
