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.
The group heard presentations on parks and recreation, library, and technology services budgets on Wednesday.
Spilka: $75.5M would “(open) the workforce floodgates” in Massachusetts.
Hundreds of Framingham residents signed a petition in support of the project after it was originally deferred in FY25 capital budget.
Public school, police, fire, and DPW budgets were outlined during Saturday’s meeting.
About $3 million in total for 13 projects across Framingham, including Athenaeum Hall’s preservation, were approved.
The act requires Massachusetts cities and towns to meet certain zoning requirements.
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Legislation includes money for emergency shelter system in Massachusetts.
The mayor’s FY25 budget submission features the Framingham School Committee’s full recommendation.
One Howard, LLC was primed to provide an update on their six-floor apartment plan on Thursday.
A total of 13 projects totaling around $3 million have been recommended by the city’s Community Preservation Committee.
A public hearing regarding the application in downtown Framingham will be held at the Memorial Building on Thursday.
Local, state, and federal officials commemorated the study’s work at the Memorial Building on Monday.
Framingham Police were called to Fenwick Street Wednesday night.
Mayor Charlie Sisitsky has until May 1 to present the budget to the Framingham City Council.
The changes, primarily related to commercial parking, are set to go into effect in September.
Approximate timeline for new Framingham school aims for a fall 2029 opening.
The group's work on the Framingham Home Rule Charter continued with Article III on Thursday.
The renovated park is slated to be ready in 2025.
About 40% of the FHS student body responded to the Student Advisory Committee's questionnaires.
The Beacon Hill officials outlined their efforts and heard about key issues across Framingham.
The group unanimously approved a plan to start an in-house busing system for the 2025-26 school year.
The Framingham City Council will receive 13 requests for funding.
The two groups held a joint meeting on March 13.
The FY25 budget was the topic during a joint meeting between the City Council's Finance Subcommittee and the School Committee.
The matters were addressed at Thursday’s City Council meeting.
