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
The City Council voted unanimously this spring for the new traffic and parking regulations. Here's what residents should know.
In a recent City Council meeting, Mike Cannon angrily attacked the Superintendent despite the Council Chair asking for respectful dialogue.
The flag raising ceremony at the Memorial Building will honor ADA Day. Here's what to know.
Bill to spur development and diversification of clean energy in Massachusetts
Bill reauthorizes life sciences initiative; encourages development of alternative proteins; invests in industries of the future
Bill prohibits the sale of reproductive and gender affirming care location information from cellphones
Legislation will protect property owners from “equity theft”
The Dunning Elementary School composting program shows what can be achieved with enthusiastic kids and a local staff champion.
Bill expands access to midwifery care and out-of-hospital birth options
Comprehensive bill seeks to prevent opioid-related overdose deaths
Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women held their annual celebration on June 14
Bill updates parentage laws to reflect modern-day families
The funding will go toward 13 local projects in 2024. Here's what they are.
Early on, the Charter Review Committee was warned off making changes to City Council structure and operations. Change is still possible.
The city Planning Board will host the meeting on Tuesday to continue discussing compliance with the Communities Act.
The severe northside bias in At-Large City Council elections will remain enshrined in the charter despite clear public interest in change.
Dawn Dellasanta was appointed as the Library Director over Manual Leite. Dellasanta has worked with the library for over a decade.
A full member seat is available on the board through June 30, 2027. Here's how you can apply.
The committee provides feedback to the police department from the community concerning public safety issues.
The City Charter transformed the School Committee, but the City Council still retains bias which disadvantages the lower income southside.
The Department of Public Works will host a meeting on the ongoing project this week. Here's what else they'll discuss.