Question 7 on the Massachusetts ballot this November involves the development of single-family homes and land use. A “Yes” vote on Question 7 would support a statewide law that would require cities and towns to permit single-family homes to be built on

Question 7 on the Massachusetts ballot this November involves the development of single-family homes and land use. A “Yes” vote on Question 7 would support a statewide law that would require cities and towns to permit single-family homes to be built on

This week on The Frame: Local officials consider adding four staff members to maintain the newly renovated Mary Dennison Park, details about both a U.S. citizenship workshop as well as a prostate cancer awareness event in Framingham, and a look at the Met

This week on The Frame: Framingham City Councilors approve of the mayor’s proposal to reorganize the municipal government, local leaders mull what to do with automatic license plate reader devices following the expiration of Flock Safety’s contract with t

This week on The Frame: Framingham voters were in lock step with the results from the major Massachusetts primary races, local officials will consider a sweeping ban of automatic license plate readers within the city, and a tour of Framingham’s cow safari

This week on The Frame: U.S. Representative Katherine Clark speaks with us about her reelection bid ahead of the Massachusetts primary elections, community members discuss speeding and safety, and a vigil in recognition of International Overdose Awareness

This week on The Frame: Framingham City Councilors are set to vote on the proposed reorganization of the municipal government, local leaders continue to consider adding more staff members to maintain the newly renovated Mary Dennison Park, and a spotlight

This week on The Frame: Governor Maura Healey signs the PROTECT Act to limit ICE’s operations within Massachusetts, City Council members hear updates regarding municipal decarbonization plans, and the Framingham softball community looks forward to growing

This week on The Frame: Local officials discuss hiring additional staff members to maintain the newly-renovated Mary Dennison Park, Democratic primary candidates Marian Ryan and David Solet make their case for the Middlesex District Attorney role, and the

This week on The Frame: Framingham Public Schools’ Superintendent outlines goals for the upcoming year, local officials consider hiring additional staff to maintain the newly renovated Mary Dennison Park, and Eversource Energy looks to expand its first-in

This week on The Frame: Local officials look to enact tougher rules regarding automatic license plate readers moving forward, updates on the development of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail’s extension into the city, and Framingham leaders read the Declaration

This week on The Frame: Local leaders discuss proposed reorganization plans within the municipal government, the City Council approves a slate of federal grant funding for community programs, and the eligibility window for residents to submit Community Pr

This week on The Frame: Framingham’s FY27 fiscal year budget worth around 98 million has been approved, the city launches a public survey to help develop its housing production plan, and the Framingham Blazers Band returns with a community concert. A

This week on The Frame: Local leaders say CSX has agreed to halt staging trash trains within the city, updates on the upcoming Winter Street construction project, and the Framingham Police Department announces they will not be renewing their contract with

This week on The Frame: Local leaders continue to consider municipal department reorganization and consolidation as the final vote on the roughly 98 million 2027 fiscal year budget approaches, health officials provide key guidance as the 2026 FIFA World

This week on The Frame: Deliberations regarding the roughly 98 million budget proposal in Framingham continue among local leaders, the School Committee reckons with more potential salary reductions, and a committee has been initiated to investigate the

This week on The Frame: Mayor Charlie Sisitsky’s 02 million budget proposal is submitted and then rejected by the City Council, local leaders break ground on a memorial to commemorate fallen firefighters, and a preview of the Framingham History Center’s

This week on The Frame: Mayor Sisitsky solicits feedback on Framingham’s operating budget for the 2027 fiscal year as he acknowledges financial challenges within the city, community members express concerns regarding traffic cameras from the company Flock

This week on The Frame: Framingham’s FY27 budget development process continues as additional reductions have been proposed, The MetroWest Economic Research Center at Framingham State University will be hosting a conference regarding AI within the region’s

This week on The Frame: Updates on multiple school building projects for Keefe Tech and Framingham’s south side, work continues on cleanup to the former General Chemical site, and key information ahead of Marathon Monday in the city. All of that on The

This week on The Frame: The CPA slate for the city—worth .5 million across 13 projects—is given its final approval, Police Chief Lester Baker discusses Framingham’s decision to not host any public watch parties for the FIFA World Cup, and a dive into th

This week on The Frame: Local leaders ponder strategies to develop the municipal budget including tax raises and department reductions, City Council members review the Welcoming Ordinance amid ongoing ICE operations, and Framingham officials celebrate a f

This week on The Frame: City Councilors are primed to vote on 13 CPA projects that could benefit from a total of .5 million, Framingham will not be hosting any public watch parties for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and a spotlight on a pair of local teams th

This week on The Frame: Framingham’s Community Preservation Committee recommends that .5 million be distributed to 13 local projects, a progress report after one year of the city’s electricity program, and additional women across the community’s history

January 15, 2026