The event organized by Mayor Charlie Sisitsky and the Middlesex County Sheriff will feature lots of family activities.
The open house in October will feature work by local students in the program, and remarks from Framingham officials.
The 5K is a major fundraiser for Voices Against Violence, which serves a number of MetroWest cities and towns.
Join your local litter wranglers for a two-week pickup event that's part of a global effort.
In September, businesses, nonprofits and churches will have direct access to energy-saving programs.
Reda Said, a Framingham State University student, lost his arm in a traffic accident at a local armory.
The 25-acre site used to be home to a former gas manufacturing plant that Eversource closed in 2008.
The state is sponsoring the clinic for anyone 6 months and up during Friday's Centre Common concert.
In a column, former school committee member Geoffrey Epstein describes why voters should pick Shepard in the 3-way race.
A new interactive map details how the American Rescue Plan continues to deliver critical relief for Massachusetts.
The Purple Passion 5K and walk will happen in early September and supports services for thousands of people living in the MetroWest area.
Scouts Daniel and Derek Aromando's projects benefited Hoops and Homework and local students.
The Christa McAuliffe Center for Integrated Science Learning at Framingham State is the college's STEM hub.
Assistant Speaker Katherine Clark leads letter to provide safe restroom options for transgender and gender non-conforming Americans.
Founder Herb Chasan established a youth center in South Framingham 10 years ago. Now he hopes to create a teen center.
Local residents angry about the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade will gather at the courthouse Monday morning.
The 2022 outdoor concert series will take place at this Framingham Centre Common through mid-August.
The funds will provide financial assistance for up to 800 kids to participate in activities at the Framingham Clubhouse
Jason Daniels was appointed be the next executive director of Access Framingham TV beginning during the week of June 20
The artists who designed the 32 sculptures will be honored for their “Many Cultures, One Heart” public art sculptures at a reception
The six-story mixed use building would rise at the corner of South and Waverly streets, according to plans.
Latino Health Insurance Program was one of eight Massachusetts organizations to receive a grant from the Latino Equity Fund
The free clinic is being held as part of its celebration of Healthy Kids Day with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Bethany Hill Place, a South Framingham nonprofit, combines housing with education for its 100 residents
The four-hour event features live music, guest speakers, an array of community organizations, and children's activities including alpacas
The virtual event, cosponsored by Open Kitchens Project and Hospitality Common Inc., attracted more than 65 participants
Ruth Evans and Nancy Martin are the arrangers this year for the Framingham Garden Club
Leaves will be collected curbside for two weeks beginning April 11. Brush will be picked up from May 2-6.
Hospitality Common, Inc. is hosting its first event to educate the community about the Afghan refugee experience via a cooking demonstration
An open house is being held for the offcial opening of Anchored in Recovery. Local officials will be in attendance.
The goal is to have 500 folks picking up litter during the two-week event, culminating on the 10th annual Earth Day celebration on April 23.
There will be entertianment, art activities, places to bring materials for recycling, and educational opportunities.
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A group of residents will gather downtown on Friday afternoon to stand out for Ukraine.
See seven important items coming up this week, including a polar plunge, a new Whole Foods development and mask mandates ending.
The last downtown Framingham pub-and-food crawl took place before the pandemic.
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Have a beer and take an ice-cold dunk at an Exhibit ‘A’ event to benefit olympians.
Greg Wilmot has been serving as the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center's interim CEO since November.
The litter pickup group Keep Framingham Beautiful will hand out awards in February for accomplishments in cleaning up.