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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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.
Over the summer, our intern Abigail Meyers has been tasked with identifying the roots of affordability issues across Framingham and the MetroWest region, along with what is being done locally to address those problems.
City officials are seeking $75,000 more for the development of an accessible dock at the pond. The City Council has the final say on its approval.
