The city's Public Health Department will offer the free training by appointment starting next week. Here's what to know.
Michael Croci, co-founder of Keep Framingham Beautiful, says the city may have made the most progress getting litter off its streets.
More than 30 organizations have signed up to participate in the drop-in style event scheduled for Saturday. Here's what to know.
Applications are now open for both runners and organizations, but some changes have been made to the process. Here's what to know.
The boardwalk and other sections of the Framingham nature trail need repairs, prompting officials to close it until further notice.
High bacteria levels are to play for the indefinite no-swimming mandate. The city's two other beaches are open.
Recreational activities can resume after a sewer system overflow prompted the advisory in Framingham, city officials said.
High E.coli bacteria counts are to blame for the indefinite closure of all three Framingham beaches, city officials announced.
Registration is open through the Framingham Parks & Recreation Department for three sessions of swimming lessons. What to know.
What would you like to see on the library's new website? What features would be most helpful? Here's how to share your input.
The Mayor's Office will mark the occasion with a picnic for the community during the grand opening. Here's what to know.
Three ponds are scheduled for treatment as early as next week. Here's what to know.
A 91-year-old woman is taking a stand in her community in Massachusetts, with a simple, heartfelt sign.
This award marks the second major recognition for the Framingham History Center this spring.
Data collection will begin in July, but officials marked the official commission of the unique energy pilot program this week.
A health advisory closed the beach earlier this month, but it is now reopened for use.
Recent black bear sightings in Framingham prompted officials to remind residents that, during bear season, bird feeders can draw them in.
Framingham's spring brush collection will happen per the city's regular trash schedule.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Framingham.
Street sweeping is scheduled from Tuesday through Friday this week. Here's when and where.
The path of totality extends from Texas to Maine, but each of the 48 continental states will see some of the solar eclipse.
The Framingham Council on Aging is bringing back the Senior Heroes Awards for the fourth year. The deadline to submit is Feb. 2.
Framingham is seeking volunteers for the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Committee.
Framingham Union Hospital welcomed the first baby of the new year around 3:30 a.m. on Monday.
Nubia Whitaker served on the Heroes in Health Care Gala Committee
The programs run by Sasha Grebenyuk have been a boost for native Ukrainian and Russian speakers, says one Patch reader.
The 2023 Health of Women and Children Report shows that Massachusetts is one of the best performing states, but challenges persist.
Charlie Audet turned 105-years-old this week. The longtime Framingham resident won a Purple Heart before becoming an accountant.
Water main flushing will last for six weeks in Framingham with the goal of improving drinking water quality in the city.
Farm Pond Park will host the Monday event this year in Framingham. Here's what to know.
Pastor Osita Ehiabhi has become a major part of the Framingham community. Here's a spotlight on how he did it.
The city will pay tribute to 17 victims who had ties to Framingham during an evening ceremony.
Spraying is scheduled for this week after mosquitos tested positive for West Nile Virus earlier this month. No resident has tested positive.
Framingham's Daniel's Table lost 10,000 pounds of food when one of its biggest storage freezers stopped working. A fundraiser is ongoing.
City officials and the Community Foundation For MetroWest have partnered to activate the relief fund. Here's what it will do.
More than 40 refugee families are now spread across three Framingham hotels. Starting Monday, donations will be accepted again.
This advisory extends to all ponds within Lake Cochituate, including those in Framingham, Natick and Wayland.
The state announced that two pools of mosquitoes tested in Framingham this week were positive for West Nile Virus.
Mosquitoes in the southwest area of Framingham have tested positive for West Nile Virus. No person has tested positive, officials said.