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Framingham Approves $383,750 in Community Development Grant Funding

Framingham approved $383,750 in Community Development Block Grant funding Tuesday, boosting the city's civic-improvement pipeline. The City of Framingham also opened sponsorship opportunities for the second annual Framingham Fest, inviting local businesses to help fund the community cel…

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Framingham Launches Financial Transparency Portal

Framingham launched a new financial transparency portal Monday, giving residents online access to city budget and spending data. The rollout, announced by the city's News Flash, came as Framingham Patch reported that a local court case helped drive a change in Massachusetts' sexual assa…

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Sports

Framingham sports roundup, Aug. 3 to Aug. 9

Framingham Youth Hockey Program is highlighting two championship wins this week: its Jr. Flyers 10U Blue team and its Winter Midget team both won their VHL Championship Games, according to the program's website. FYHP also reopened its online team store for families who missed the origin…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of August 3, 2026 through August 9, 2026

One Framingham obituary was published this week: Ramsbottom, Charles Anthony, 94, of Framingham, who died August 5, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home in Hudson, with the notice posted through Echovita. No further biographical details, service …

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Framingham To Unveil 325th Anniversary Mural Aug. 13

Framingham will unveil a four-panel mural marking its 325th anniversary at the Memorial Building on Aug. 13. The piece, created by four Framingham artists, debuts as City Hall opens applications for the second annual Framingham FEST, set for October, with an Aug. 15 deadline for food ve…

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Framingham Records 20 Property Sales From $150,000 to $1.175 Million in Late July

Framingham recorded 20 property sales between July 10 and Aug. 8, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Thirteen sales had a price recorded, ranging from $150,000 to $1,175,000, with a median of $680,000. The month's top sale was 15 Major Hale Drive, which sold for $1,175,000 to Bo

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Framingham Public Works To Begin Two-Week Tree Pruning Aug. 10

Framingham's Department of Public Works will begin a two-week, townwide tree-pruning effort on Monday, Aug. 10, with crews also opening a daytime detour on Waushakum Street the same day. The town's News Flash issued both notices Friday, giving no end date for the Waushakum detour. Metro…

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Framingham Planning Division Warns Of Fraudulent Emails, Payment Scams

Framingham's Planning Division warned residents and applicants Aug. 5 to watch for fraudulent emails and payment scams tied to town business. Framingham Patch reports the town has joined other communities in dropping its automated license-plate reader cameras, per the headline "Why Fram…

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Framingham Remembers James Quinlan, Two Others In New Obituaries

Framingham residents are remembering James R. Quinlan, 76, and two others in new obituary notices published this week. Quinlan, of Framingham, died Aug. 2, according to a notice from Norton, McKinney and Lawler Funeral Home posted on Legacy.com late Wednesday. The MetroWest Daily News s…

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