Following a second recommendation from the mayor’s administration, Framingham legislators will look to propose and discuss ideas for zoning parcels on November 25.
Past and present members of the Armed Forces from Framingham were recognized at the Memorial Building on Monday.
As Framingham officials continue to find a solution to the state law prior to the end of 2024, the public hearing on the matter has been left open.
Just under 68% of registered Framingham voters took part in the general election.
Residents continue to make their voices heard on Framingham’s compliance with the state zoning law. The hearing will continue on November 4.
The group’s recommendation reverts changes to Nobscot and Saxonville zoning blueprints while increasing zoning density in the 9-90 area. The matter now goes to the City Council for authorization.
Question 2 asks voters if they support repealing the requirement of a certain score on the MCAS exam in order to graduate from public high schools.
Local school officials appeal to Framingham Planning Board and City Council as municipal leaders work towards future compliance with state law.
The site at the shopping center offers refuge for those on the spectrum, training for local organizations and businesses.
Framingham Mayor said administration will explore other possible ideas for local tax relief.
Framingham City Council members continued the debate on the matter during Tuesday’s meeting.
MassEducate program is funded through $93.5 million in FY25 budget.
The Frame spoke to supporters of both the “Yes” vote and “No” vote ahead of November’s election.
The complaint from union-represented nurses to state and federal officials calls for additional oversight at Tenet-owned facility.
The traveling exhibition will be on campus through October 11.
Mayor Sisitsky notes hundreds of tickets written after new regulations in Framingham went into effect on September 1.
Framingham officials aim to lease buses from vendor leading up to the creation of an in-house driver model for next year.
Tamisha Civil, Muriel Kramer, Sean Murphy, David Reservitz will all appear on the primary ballot in Framingham on Tuesday.
Ashland Affordable Housing Trustee Carlton Phelps is challenging incumbent Jack Patrick Lewis for the State House seat representing parts of Framingham and Ashland.
Inaugural event downtown will highlight local businesses for residents and visitors.
Framingham’s DPW Director emphasized the need for infrastructure upgrades on Tuesday, while Windsor Green residents are set for a $300,000 water bill reimbursement.
Money from the Carnegie Corporation of New York will be used to expand classes, hire additional staff.
The Framingham City Clerk’s office continues to prep for election season.
East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project aims to monitor, mitigate risk of West Nile and EEE.
Local school district’s litigation is part of multi-million dollar global payout from electronic cigarette company.
The final slate of proposed revisions to Framingham’s charter will be put up to a vote next November.
City is listed by Mass. Department of Public Health as a moderate risk for West Nile.
City is listed by Mass. Department of Public Health as a moderate risk for West Nile.
Framingham residents have pointed to speeding in the area.
Framingham Superintendent Tremblay was called on to attend Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
Danforth Art Museum's celebration of local artists will be held on Vernon Street in Framingham.
Community Development Committee heard more details regarding the grocery store’s planned downtown Framingham relocation.
Framingham residents, groups can submit applications to improve their community.
Framingham residents, officials celebrated the park’s renovations last Tuesday.
Framingham Police Chief Lester Baker spoke during Tuesday’s meeting.
OUT MetroWest’s event commemorating Pride Month will be held on Hollis Street in Framingham.
Proposed changes to the charter will now go before the City Council for final approval.
Officials say Framingham is compliant with the state law through the end of 2024.
Deals with local educators and staff will run through the 2026-27 school year.
Changes to multiple articles in the Framingham Home Rule Charter have been recommended.
Work on contaminated site in Framingham is slated to continue this summer.
Operating budget represents a nearly $15M raise from previous year.
The first of its kind system will provide geothermal energy to Framingham homes, businesses.
Proposed Changes to the Framingham Home Rule Charter are due to the City Council by June’s end.
The Framingham Traffic Commission heard concerns during their meeting on Tuesday.
The group will provide suggested revisions to the Framingham Home Rule Charter by the end of June.
Finance Subcommittee’s recommended budget of $358.8 million was sent to a second reading.
Planned site on Concord Street would serve as emergency dispatch center for Framingham and Natick.
Developers are looking to develop a six-floor apartment building in downtown Framingham.
