This weekend, the Framingham History Center will be hosting their annual house tour—a showcase of architecture and history across the city, with old and new homes alike.
This weekend, the Framingham History Center will be hosting their annual house tour—a showcase of architecture and history across the city, with old and new homes alike.
One of those homes being showcased is the Thomas Nixon Jr. house along Edmands Road.
Ahead of Sunday’s tour, we were welcomed in by the family that lives there—to learn more about its history within the community, as well as what makes a house a home.
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Following some final tweaks to free cash usage during their meeting on Tuesday, Framingham officials voted in a favor of the city’s operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
The race for mayor will top the ballot in Framingham in November.
Framingham’s legislative body had their first reading regarding the upcoming municipal budget, which is set to total about $383 million, as concerns regarding free cash usage were raised.
