This week on The Frame: school officials begin to advertise bus driver and bus monitor positions as Framingham moves closer towards implementing an in-house school transportation system, local and state leaders celebrate the resources provided by the Mass211 hotline program, and the story of Eric Reynolds’ research into his family’s history: how residents can learn more about his journey into countless stories during Black History Month.
This week on The Frame: school officials begin to advertise bus driver and bus monitor positions as Framingham moves closer towards implementing an in-house school transportation system, local and state leaders celebrate the resources provided by the Mass211 hotline program, and the story of Eric Reynolds’ research into his family’s history: how residents can learn more about his journey into countless stories during Black History Month.
All of that on The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.
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Brent Lewis and Eddie Rodriguez will be on the ballot this November for a spot on the committee.
Dr. Robert Tremblay told the Framingham School Committee that he wanted to provide some “calm” words while families express concerns as deportations and arrests continue nationwide. He added that school leaders are drafting a resolution related to the matter.
Local legislators in Framingham discussed whether the City Council should be a body that can grant special permits for certain large scale projects.
