This week on The Frame: Mayor Charlie Sisitsky's FY25 budget proposal includes $172.6M for schools, the Planning Board is primed to hold meetings on downtown apartment plans along with the MBTA Communities Act, and updates on a pair of recent fatalities in the city. Plus: spotlights on a local director on the autism spectrum as well as Keep Framingham Beautiful. All of that and more on The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.
This week on The Frame: the City Council approves the entire CPA recommendation list, the Planning Board holds a public discussion on the MBTA Communities Act, and state officials pass their supplemental budget. Plus: ahead of National Nurses Week, a look into MassBay's simulation center at their [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: Mayor Charlie Sisitsky's FY25 budget proposal includes $172.6M for schools, the Planning Board is primed to hold meetings on downtown apartment plans along with the MBTA Communities Act, and updates on a pair of recent fatalities in the city. Plus: spotlights on a local [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: the School Committee requests $172.6 million for the upcoming year, the Framingham Teachers Association's president talks about the ongoing process to determine the local school budget, and a recap of the event commemorating the Framingham Heart Study's 75th anniversary. Plus [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: data regarding student safety at Framingham High School, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Mary Dennison Park renovation project, and a rundown of weekend events locally. Plus: a dive into the history of the Cushing Memorial Chapel. All of that and more on The Frame [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: key votes from the Community Preservation Committee, the School Committee comes to a decision on future bus plans, and state legislators attend the City Council meeting. Plus: highlighting the Brazilian-American Center (BRACE) and their 12th anniversary as a part of the city [ . . . ]
This week on The Frame: matters related to planning and zoning headline a busy week at the Memorial Building, the School Committee works on the upcoming annual school budget, and the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail expansion benefits from federal funding. Plus: highlighting the hands-on educational work at [ . . . ]
