This week on The Frame: the City Council continues to address the MBTA Communities Act following Framingham’s conditional compliance status being granted by the state, the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce holds its reception for local legislators, and a highlight on the Century Chinese Language School and their annual Chinese New Year gala.
All of that on The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.
This week on The Frame: the Charter Review Committee finalizes their recommendations, a heat wave spreads across the MetroWest region, and Framingham commemorates the Juneteenth holiday. Plus: a profile on the innovator behind the recipe for chocolate chip cookies, and her connection to Framingham [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: Framingham Public Schools and the Framingham Teachers Association reach an agreement on new contracts, the Planning Board continues its discussion regarding the MBTA Communities Act, and atac announces layoffs for all staff members. Plus: a conversation with Framingham [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: the City Council approves the FY25 operating budget, Eversource unveils their first-of-its-kind geothermal heating project in Framingham, and state officials provide updates on the cleanup efforts at the former General Chemical site. Plus: with the Framingham Farmers Market [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: members of the public chime in on the Home Rule Charter review process, updates on happenings at Waushakum Beach, and residents voice concerns regarding safety on Edgebrook Road. Plus: as May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a conversation with the Pets and People [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: the full City Council begins to look at the FY25 operating budget, steps are made to launch a regional emergency services communication district, and public comments are being accepted on proposed changes to the Home Rule Charter. Plus: conversations with two winners of the [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: updates on plans for a new community center in Framingham, the Planning Board prepares for a public hearing regarding a downtown apartment proposal, and the search for a new Library Director is down to two. Plus: an interview with At-Large City Councilor George King amid the [ . . . ]
