Money raised during this recent plunge will be used to help Special Olympics teams across the state including the local MetroWest Flyers.
On March 22, a mobile polar plunge was held in the parking lot of Jack’s Abby in downtown Framingham.
Last year, Special Olympics Massachusetts unveiled the plunge tank—known as “Bear Force One”—in an effort to make polar plunges more accessible. Money raised during this recent plunge will be used to help Special Olympics teams across the state including the local MetroWest Flyers.
We spoke with the Local Program Coordinator for the Flyers Annalia Aviza, as well as some of the team members and polar plunge participants, to learn more about this important cause.
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Local leaders recently launched a new curbside composting program across the city, in an attempt to cut down on landfill waste and benefit the environment.
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.
