Framingham High School’s Spring into the Arts festival was held earlier this month. The event featured a poetry slam of student poems.
The winner: a group called “Silence of the Yams," produced a piece referencing the school’s new e-hall pass system—which has, apparently, been a problem for some students. Groups Brown Eyed Girls and Fifth Harmony took second and third respectively.
Framingham High School’s Spring into the Arts festival was held earlier this month. The event featured a poetry slam of student poems.
The winner: a group called “Silence of the Yams," produced a piece referencing the school’s new e-hall pass system—which has, apparently, been a problem for some [ . . . ]
This weekend, the Framingham History Center will be hosting their annual house tour—a showcase of architecture and history across the city, with old and new homes alike.
One of those homes being showcased is the Thomas Nixon Jr. house along Edmands Road.
Ahead of Sunday’s tour, we were welcomed [ . . . ]
This past Saturday marked the return of Framingham’s Earth Day Festival.
Residents, organizations, and businesses gathered at the Center Common to showcase initiatives aimed at combating the impacts of climate change.
We spoke with local stakeholders to learn more about what they’re doing to take [ . . . ]
The annual Taste of MetroWest event was hosted by the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce at the Framingham Sheraton on Monday, April 28.
Framingham’s police and fire departments took part in I Believe Academy’s fundraiser on the basketball court this past Sunday, April 27.
This week marked the 129th edition of the Boston Marathon.
Tens of thousands of runners, wheelchair riders, and hand cyclists finished the journey from Hopkinton to Boylston Street this week, while about a half million spectators lined the 26.2 mile-long course to cheer the participants on. [ . . . ]
