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The meetings at Roosevelt Park and Bates Road Park will now be held this weekend. Here's what to know.
After years of late buses and city administration bungling of school bus contracts, the School Committee finally made the right move.
It is vital that parents and teachers turn up at this public hearing to give their input. The Mayor could easily take an axe to this budget.
This seems very unwise, deferring critical infrastructure maintenance, making the giant backlog worse, and raising downstream cost.
The Health Department will be closed on Monday, but reopen on Tuesday, as it relocates to Concord Street.
Mayor Sisitsky and Councilors King and Cannon have made a basic budget mistake which could severely damage city operations and the schools.
The City Council old guard is doing everything it can to prevent smarter management of capital projects and facilities.
Two public meetings are scheduled for later this month. Here's what to know.
Everything you need to know to cast your ballot on Super Tuesday this year.
The Asian, Black, Brazilian, Hispanic, & Latino Business Advisory Council has eight new faces on it. Here's who.
Three volunteers are needed for the Strategic Initiatives & Financial Oversight Committee.
A six year history of delegating strategic decision making to its Finance Subcommittee demands a fresh approach from the new City Council.
Massachusetts House Pass Bill to Increase Competitiveness for Federal Funds
City & town staff and elected officials striving to improve government across the Commonwealth draw nothing but contempt from King & Cannon.
Voters can cast their ballot in the presidential preference primary starting this weekend. Here's what to know.
A history of repeated violations or misunderstandings of state law demands a fresh approach from the new City Council.
The three-member subcommittee will now elect a chair and a vice chair.
This slate is well organized, complete, coherent, committed, diverse and experienced, with the added momentum of 2 new City Councilors.
The Framingham Democratic Committee will elect delegates to the Massachusetts Democratic State Convention in early March.
Mark Albright, Acting Principal at Framingham High School, explains in a video clip the problems and what is being done to address them.
Mayor Charlie Sisitsky will hold one meeting in each of the city's nine districts in 2024.
Their buses are chronically late. Their classroom aide support has dropped. Their pre-K support is inadequate. No wonder we have a problem.
The city is seeking multiple applicants for the committee that works to promote access to safe and affordable housing.
Membership of the committee will include the Chair of the Board of Assessors, City Treasurer and three residents of Framingham.
A possible OML violation, a public records violation, undermining the Superintendent, Facebook mayhem, Councilor disrespect: messy.
Framingham's Public Library will be under the direction of Dawn Dellasanta, who was recently named as interim Library Director.
Intelligence from a delivery service which covers all Framingham streets says yes.
In an impactful public comment to the City Council, Adam laid out the ground truth of busing. The video is a must see.
A total of five seats are available on Framingham's Human Relations Commission.
The Department of Cemeteries was created in July 2023. Recently, city officials shared the progress of the department.
Framingham is planning to redevelop the former Marian High School property, which was recently purchased for $3.35 million.
Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisistky delivered his third State of the City address, highlighting the city's achievements and challenges.
The historic Framingham chapel was built 80 years ago this month. A committee will plan a celebration for the chapel in 2024.
City Councilor George King. Jr. will lead the committee. He has a history of leading committees tasked with overseeing school renovations.
King's diffidence on the Fuller debt exclusion and emphasis on cost cutting over investment in education raise red flags on this choice.
The Temporary Rules subcommittee had no Chair, did nothing for 3 weeks and then met for just 48 minutes with no full review of the rules.
A history of repeated violations of the City Charter demands a fresh approach for the new City Council.
Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisitsky is set to deliver the State of the City address next week. Here's how you can see it.