Esta semana no The Frame: os Conselhos de Planejamento ouvem atualizações sobre o plano de desenvolver um edifício residencial de seis andares no centro de Framingham, são feitas recomendações para projetos que receberão verbas do Community Preservation Act e um mergulho polar beneficia a equipe local das Olimpíadas Especiais.
This week on The Frame: the Planning Boards hears updates on the plan to develop a six-story residential building in downtown Framingham, recommendations for projects to receive Community Preservation Act money are made, and a polar plunge benefits the local Special Olympics team.
A developer had proposed creating a three-story, two-family residential building on Miller Avenue. Residents spoke out against the application, citing factors like community character.
Leaders with Framingham Public Schools provided an outline of their initial $190.4M budget proposal, which accounts for all requests made for the upcoming fiscal year. City Council members expect the final school budget number to be lower.
Nurses at the local hospital filed a petition to MetroWest Medical Center CEO John Whitlock Jr. on Tuesday.
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