Esta semana no The Frame: líderes locais continuam os esforços para instalar mais estações de recarga para veículos elétricos nas ruas, uma prévia da eleição preliminar de 16 de setembro para a vaga do Distrito 2 no Comitê Escolar e um mergulho na história do clube noturno de Maridor, juntamente com os músicos lendários que passaram por ele.
This week on The Frame: local leaders continue efforts to install additional on-street electric vehicle charging stations, a preview of September 16’s preliminary election for the District 2 seat on the School Committee, and a dive into the history of the Maridor supper club along with the legendary musicians who made their way through it.
The technical school outlined the costs related to a feasibility study for a new site in Framingham, though the price was not bonded in a recent budgeting process.
Some local legislators lamented that the pitch to develop a new traffic department has not changed since early May. Proponents claim the department would be an efficient and accessible solution to address traffic matters in the city, while others think the plan does not go far enough.
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.
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