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By now, you’ve probably noticed at least one of the roughly 40 giant toy soldiers that have adorned Framingham for the holiday season. Seven years ago, the city’s Parks and Recreation Department started a scavenger hunt for residents to take part in th

By now, you may–or may not–have started your holiday shopping. One of the major places to visit in the city during this time of year is Shoppers World. For this holiday season, though, we wanted to take a step back: to learn more about the innovative s

The Natick Mall is now home to an Autism Welcoming Center. Established by the local nonprofit group Autism Alliance, the center is a place of refuge for those on the spectrum along with their families and caregivers as well as a space for businesses and o

An art exhibit called “Views of Framingham” is now on display at the city’s main library along Lexington Street. Through the end of 2024, visitors are welcome to enjoy pieces from artists of the downtown-based Howard Street Studios, as each work shows

Last week marked the turn of the Lunar New Year, which is an important holiday in Chinese culture. We checked in with Framingham’s Century Chinese Language School to see how they celebrated the occasion. Members of the school’s community also shared

February marks Black History Month in the U.S. On Thursday, February 20, the history center will be hosting a lecture and discussion featuring Eric Reynolds. Over the course of several years, Eric researched the history and lineage of his family. We spoke

February marks Black History Month in the U.S. On Thursday, February 20, the history center will be hosting a lecture and discussion featuring Eric Reynolds. Over the course of several years, Eric researched the history and lineage of his family. We spoke

On the campaign trail, President Donald Trump promised to be tough on immigration. Since taking office, he’s signed 10 executive orders related to the matter. One effect of this has been increased reports of ICE arrests across the country. We spoke

The Danforth Museum is turning 50 this year, and they’ve curated an exhibit to honor the occasion. It features pieces from their vast permanent collection and highlights the evolution of the museum's collection practices. We spoke with members of th

Girls wrestling is the fastest growing sport in the country, as participation levels more than doubled from 2022 to 2023. But this past year, the Lady Flyers of Framingham High School didn’t just simply participate in wresting–they dominated. We spo

We continue our series of feature pieces created in conjunction with the Framingham History Center, as the community celebrates its 325th anniversary March is Women’s History Month. In recognition of that, we wanted to highlight Framingham’s role in on

Scouting America—formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America—began welcoming girls back in 2018. For years, Framingham’s Troop 12 didn’t have enough scouts to create their own girls troop—until now. Both girls and boys troops will be operating along

On March 22, a mobile polar plunge was held in the parking lot of Jack’s Abby in downtown Framingham. Last year, Special Olympics Massachusetts unveiled the plunge tank—known as “Bear Force One”—in an effort to make polar plunges more accessible. Money

This Friday, April 4, marks Opening Day at Fenway Park. With another season of baseball now underway, we wanted to take a look at the community’s spot in the sports’ history. In the latest installment of our series produced in conjunction with the F

This Friday, April 4, marks Opening Day at Fenway Park. With another season of baseball now underway, we wanted to take a look at the community’s spot in the sports’ history. In the latest installment of our series produced in conjunction with the F

Last Saturday, April 5th, was the Hands Off National Day of Action. Thousands of protests took place across the country, including one right here in Framingham. Organizers denounce what they call “the destruction of our government and our economy fo

As of this year, the Framingham Fire Department has been serving the community for 172 years. To celebrate this milestone, the Fire Department collaborated with the History Center to curate a timeline of artifacts representing the evolution of firefig

Monday, April 21, marks Marathon Monday here in Massachusetts, as the 129th running of the Boston Marathon will be making its way through Framingham. Many local residents will be hitting the pavement, and they’ll be doing so for some great causes—inclu

Monday, April 21, marks Marathon Monday here in Massachusetts, as the 129th running of the Boston Marathon will be making its way through Framingham. Many local residents will be hitting the pavement, and they’ll be doing so for some great causes—inclu

This week marked the 129th edition of the Boston Marathon. Tens of thousands of runners, wheelchair riders, and hand cyclists finished the journey from Hopkinton to Boylston Street this week, while about a half million spectators lined the 26.2 mile-lo

Framingham’s police and fire departments took part in I Believe Academy’s fundraiser on the basketball court this past Sunday, April 27.

The annual Taste of MetroWest event was hosted by the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce at the Framingham Sheraton on Monday, April 28.

This past Saturday marked the return of Framingham’s Earth Day Festival. Residents, organizations, and businesses gathered at the Center Common to showcase initiatives aimed at combating the impacts of climate change. We spoke with local stakeholder

The third week of October is recognized as Massachusetts STEM Week. Started back in 2018, the initiative aims to boost awareness, engagement, and interest in the Science, Technology, Mathematics, and Engineering fields. This year’s STEM Week theme was

Recently, the Danforth Art Museum hosted a panel discussion on what actions can be taken locally to address the impacts of climate change. To learn more, we spoke with multiple local stakeholders to hear about actions already being taken here in Framin

Esta semana no The Frame: o prefeito Sisitsky faz seu discurso anual sobre o estado da cidade, Geoffrey Epstein explica por que está entrando na corrida para prefeito em 2025 e analisa quais ações estão sendo tomadas localmente para enfrentar as mudanças

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Esta semana no The Frame: O prefeito Charlie Sisitsky revela sua proposta de US$ 383,2 milhões para o próximo orçamento municipal, enquanto líderes locais deliberam sobre o financiamento das operações do distrito escolar público, autoridades estaduais for

The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.

The Frame: Framingham News in Focus

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The Frame: Framingham News in Focus

The Frame: Framingham News in Focus

Esta semana no The Frame: a Câmara Municipal continua a abordar a Lei das Comunidades MBTA após o estado de conformidade condicional de Framingham ter sido concedido pelo estado, a Câmara de Comércio MetroWest realiza a sua recepção aos legisladores locai