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A 5 story 46 unit residential building at 173 & 179 Union Ave aims to dominate a single family house at 167 Union Ave. Time to fight back.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren answered questions and delivered remarks to over 1,000 people in Framingham on Saturday.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren will take questions from constituents at the Memorial Building on Saturday. Here's what to know.
Any adjustment to Central Business District zoning rules will require state approval if the Mayor and the City Council have their way.
Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisitsky will host the District 8 meeting on Feb. 27.
Framingham is the odd man out, as the majority of communities use credit for past developments to reduce the burden of MBTA compliance
The Mayor delayed the planning effort, then disrupted it, then usurped the City Council's authority by submitting his own plan to the state.
Read his entire speech included below.
The Mayor's submission to the state hides a real danger that 4,500 new 3 bedroom units would add 2,800 students to the schools.
The City’s submission is 100 percent within a half mile of the Commuter Rail station at Routes 135 and 126.
A community meeting scheduled for this month will discuss the design and construction of a splash pad at Cushing Memorial Park.
Democratic Whip Katerine Clark said she hoped Trump would build "an economy that works for working people."
Learn about home solar and save money. The Planning Board considers a proposed golf course at a 33 acre wooded lot at the Staples property.
Mayor Charlie Sisitsky's fourth State of the City address will provide updates on infrastructure, public safety and education.
Governor Maura Healey Signs Rep Lewis’ Landmark A.B.A Therapy Bill into Law Providing Insurance Coverage for Individuals with Down Syndrome
Although the seal was updated when Framingham transitioned to a city, it wasn't until 2024 that a newly designed flag was approved.
The Union Avenue building will be used as a new regional justice center after closing in 2016 due to a failed heating system.
Rep Lewis Joins Legislature to Pass Major Health Care Oversight Legislation, Regulates Private Equity
Rep Lewis Joins on Legislation to Boost Oversight and Lower Drug Costs
Covering education, infrastructure, environment, housing, workforce, transportation, finance and charter compliance.
The city has extended the application window for two seats on the nine-member committee. Here's how to apply.
The new database has been updated with Fiscal Year 2025 values. Here's what to know.
With a likely City Council 6-5 vote to exclude the MOD 4A parcel from MBTA Communities Law rezoning , delay saved the day for the Mayor.
Latest step to combat opioid crisis will expand treatment options and help save lives.
An electricity supply contract with First Point Power will provide two years of stable electricity supply prices, Framingham officials said.
With Councilors Ottaviani & Leombruno, arguably connected to the developers, and the City Solicitor OK on a bogus MOA, Nobscot is in peril.
The City Solicitor spooked the City Council into rejecting a new bus vendor by overblowing litigation threats in a dubious executive session
Framingham parents: Turn up to the Council meeting Tuesday, Dec 10, to call for a unanimous vote in support of in-house school buses.
King blocked a key City Council vote authorizing acquisition of buses for the schools insourcing plan to get students to school on time.
The Mayor's latest 'MOA scheme' is a deception to enable high density housing in Nobscot and flood the schools with 400-600 new students.
Rep Lewis Joins Colleagues in Celebrating the Passage of Sweeping Climate Bill
Rep Lewis Joins Colleagues in Celebrating the Passage of the Economic Development Bill
Data from the US Census shows that the planned development will rapidly flood the schools with 400 students or more.
The Mayor's new rate scheme shifts the cost of critically needed maintenance onto tenants and guarantees a financial wreck in 3 years.
Ignoring the Nobscot community's well-argued defense of its village, the Mayor appears intent on bowing to developer interests.
Time to settle and reflect on the clear message sent in the recent election.
Rep Lewis Names Framingham’s Rich Robles a 2024 Latino Excellence Awardee
Unofficial vote totals show that nearly 30,000 Framingham voters turned out for the election. Here's which candidate got their support.