Vax Exhibit, New Vets Park, Rowdy Vax Protest: Patch Top Stories

See the week's top stories: Recount, mayor-elect leaves hospital, new restaurant in Milford, White Mountains rescue, more.

Posted Fri, Nov 12, 2021 at 9:26 am ET

FRAMINGHAM, MA — From an election recount to a new museum exhibit exploring vaccines, here are the top stories on Patch for the week ending Nov. 12.

Hundreds attended the opening of the Concord Street park, which volunteers worked to revitalize in just nine months.

Pepe's closed its longtime home along Franklin Street in early October.

Candidate Mary Kate Feeney is asking for a recount after falling two votes behind incumbent District 3 Councilor Adam Steiner.

The EcoTarium in Worcester is highlighting how vaccines work as the state rolls out COVID-19 inoculations to people under age 12.

Sue Ianni says she's not worried about legal consequences for her involvement in Sunday's protest in Boston that ended in arrests.

The Los Angeles-based owner of the 27 Chandler St. building says there are "no economical uses of the existing structure."

Mozies Kitchen at the Turtle Tavern will hold a grand opening celebration starting Friday.

Framingham mayor-elect Charlie Sisitsky was hospitalized over the weekend after developing an infection, his campaign said.

Police believe Eugene Sutton, Jr. 52, shot and killed a man along Hayes Street on Oct. 30.

The 23-year-old was hiking near the Little Haystack Mountain summit Saturday afternoon when she was immobilized.