Election day is here in Framingham. Here's what to know before you head to the polls on Tuesday.
Trump is totally at odds with Aussie values: blunt honesty, fair play, 'mateship', respect for the fallen, optimism and a sense of humor.
Jamming high density housing into a village far from transit corridors makes no sense for compliance with the state MBTA Communities Law.
Rep Lewis Named Legislator of the Year by MetroWest Legal Services
The Mayor failed to grasp the basics of the Residential Exemption, the scale of its tax relief, and how it is tailormade for Framingham.
Early voting begins across the state on Saturday. Here's what to know.
The city is unable to do simple spreadsheet analyses critical for decision making on the Residential Exemption and water & sewer billing.
The latest discussion about the MBTA Communities Act is scheduled for Oct. 17. Here's what to know before the public hearing.
The state awarded more than $12 million in grant funds for towns to promote safer roads in Massachusetts. Here's what to know in Framingham.
School buses are still late. Millions of dollars in state aid for disadvantaged students were hijacked. Vital school roof work is on hold.
Rep Lewis Names Ashland’s own IEMMALLO Wine Cellars as 2024 Manufacturer of the Year
A group of Ukrainian officials visited the city's geothermal project as they begin to chart a path toward rebuilt infrastructure.
The Hydrant Flushing Program will begin on Monday and continue through Nov. 1.
Lewis, Chair of Federal Stimulus Committee Joins Legislature Passes Legislation to Increase States Competitiveness for Federal Dollars
The Mayor announced in January that he would hold nine district meetings in 2024. He has held meetings in Districts 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The FY26 capital plan adds no new school roof replacements, and 4 prior approved roof projects are deferred. No new solar roofs are funded.
The Mayor is leaning towards charging apartment water use at up to double the rate home owners pay for water, a giant hit to affordability.
The bill updates parentage laws to reflect modern-day families.
Bill increases benefits, modernizes services, and promotes inclusivity for Massachusetts veterans.
Rep. Jack Patrick Lewis defeated challenger Carlton Phelps, Jr. in the 7th Middlesex District.
Here's what to know ahead of the Sept. 3 state primaries in Massachusetts.
DPW Director, Bob Lewis, gave that dire warning at the 8/20 City Council meeting when explaining the July 30 675,000 gallon sewage spill.
All four seats are up for re-appointment, including two at-large seats.
The early voting period for the state primary races ends Friday. Here's what to know in Framingham.
This is the latest discussion about the policy. Here's what to know ahead of the Thursday night meeting.
The term for the position ends in December 2025. Here's what to know.
The ceremony will be held at the September 11th Living Memorial on Sept. 11. Here's what to know.
Jennifer Pratt will take over as CFO after years as the assistant and, most recently, a stint as interim.
Members of the committee negotiate agreements with cable providers to ensure contract agreements benefit residents.
Officials canceled a request for proposals for a private company to take over the facility after a string of retirements among leadership.
At its August 6, 2024 meeting the City Council approved 9-2 the creation of a Chief Climate & Sustainability Officer position.
Legislation boosts salary transparency, tackles unfair compensation for women and people of color
Legislation authorizes $1.26B in bonds, allocates $400M in federal funds
Bill increases access and affordability of prescription drugs for Massachusetts residents
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The pain for condominium owners continues, as the city refuses to immediately correct egregious over-charging for water. Enough is enough!
Framingham is looking for a volunteer for the local business seat on the Strategic Initiatives & Financial Oversight Committee.
Kevin McDonald started with the Framingham Fire Department in 1996. This week he became the city's newest fire captain.
$58B budget agreement provides for significant levels of investment in education, regional equity, and transportation
Bill is the largest update to gun safety laws since 2014