Residents can join the opposition to the Mayor/City Council driven cuts by attending the finance showdown meeting at 5pm on Tuesday, May 26.
The new owners, who also own a restaurant in Ashland, say menu favorites will continue.
The school system budget cut is $3.2 million - not $1.2 million - and the damage will be huge despite glib rhetoric from Stefanini et al
Police arrested the man and two others in December through an undercover sting operation.
A public fair includes demonstrations of various approaches for addressing climate change.
A commonly used financial strategy would avoid hasty cuts to city services and schools and buy time for better planning for next year
The off-duty Waltham fire lieutenant was struck on his head by the falling limb, and went to Brigham and Women's Hospital for treatment.
A GoFundMe campaign is underway, and a community event is planned for early June.
Fueling up for a vacation drive can be expensive, but Americans will hit the road anyway. A little planning can cut down the cost.
Street closures will soon start in downtown Framingham, brought on by upgrades at nearby rail tracks.
More than just the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day weekend is a time to honor veterans who have died in the line of duty.
Soon, air travelers will be able to check in, drop their bags and go through security screening before they get to Boston's Logan Airport.
Shelly Mattscheck Receives National 2026 Senior Housing & Senior Living Future Leaders Award
No one was injured, but the blaze took away the home of a four-person family, according to Framingham fire officials Monday evening.
Support of American Parkinson Disease Association’s Largest Fundraiser Reflects Commitment to Patients & Care Partners
The city is looking for dozens of volunteers to help guide Framingham governance. So far, they're in short supply.
Rep. Lewis Secured Wins for Ashland and Framingham in the 2027 House Budget.
The event is a kick-off to a month that marks the importance of sexual and gender equality in Framingham and worldwide.
The budget gap between the Mayor's budget and the School Committee's voted budget just exploded to $4 million. Huge staff cuts are ahead.
The Massachusetts Association of Realtors has just released its latest report on home sales across the state.
The college, which has its health care campus in Framingham, is launching an associate degree in a fast-growing field.
Framingham will begin planting flags at military gravesites this weekend, in honor of Memorial Day. There are lots of flags to install.
The City Council rejected the Mayor's budget submission, creating chaos in the budget process and offering little guidance on solutions
The longtime coffee business, which has shops and a roastery on the Cape, is expanding onto the mainland.
The Strategic Initiatives & Financial Oversight Committee's March 2026 report sheds light on the root cause of Framingham's budget crisis
The Mayor reneged on his promised funding for the schools, excluded new solar projects & violated the new charter - a mismanagement trifecta
A bar, a restaurant and a convenience store failed recent compliance checks by police.
Mother's Day is less than a week away, but it's not too late to make plans for dining out – if you act soon.
A lawsuit aims to reverse the Zoning Board of Appeals decision blocking a development project and warn off local resident opposition.
The city and the Framingham Fire Department will start construction Monday of a memorial to those who have died in the line of duty.
Moving Framingham's pension liability payoff date past 2030 or refinancing it with a bond issue, could free up at least $15 million/year.
A deal with Staples has resulted in a wider Massachusetts footprint for Party City, which closed its hundreds of stores last year.
The city is looking for residents to fill roughly 100 roles on municipal boards, committees and other groups.
The grant will support faculty development and course redesign that could benefit hundreds of FSU undergrads.
It's not yet clear what the contents are, but the city says they were buried in 1994 to reflect efforts then being made to stop racism.
This is the first time that a public hearing will be held prior to the Mayor's submission of the budget. Will the community turn up?
Brian Turbitt began work yesterday as Framingham’s chief financial officer.
It's not clear what caused the two-alarm blaze in a Highland Street building, which is no longer habitable.
The two men previously left the city's police force after an internal investigation into claims of misconduct.
One of the global food giant's most senior executives was scheduled to speak at the FSU commencement. Now he isn't.