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Real Estate

Framingham Median Home Sale Price Reaches $700,000 in Late Spring Period

Framingham recorded 19 property transfers between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with 11 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $140,000 to $1,020,000 and a median of $700,000, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds data. The period's top transaction was 11 Dartmouth Dr., which …

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Government · Disability Commission

Disability Commission backs Gallagher Park access plan

The Disability Commission voted 4-0 to support an accessible redesign of Gallagher Park. Evan Thuz-Wassel of Grant Street, with Parks and Recreation as co-applicant, plans a Community Preservation Committee request due Oct. 1 for a design firm, which he estimated at $30,000 to $50,000.

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Government · Traffic Commission

Traffic Commission OKs Sunday church parking signs

The Traffic Commission approved Sunday-only accessible parking signs near New Life Church. Members voted 5-0 on four spaces on Union Avenue and Sanger Street, deferring striping until the Architectural Access Board responds.

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Sports

Framingham sports roundup, June 15 to June 21

Framingham Youth Hockey Program held a jersey fitting session at Loring Arena on June 16 and set a June 17 deadline for jersey orders ahead of the 2026-2027 season; players can also be fitted at Play It Again Sports in Dedham. Framingham Youth Lacrosse's Boys MYL Jamboree continued the …

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Preservation Committee takes input on plan update

Framingham's Community Preservation Committee heard resident ideas for Gallagher Park and Saxonville Mills at its annual hearing. Coordinator Heather O'Donnell reported $2,834,152 in estimated fiscal 2027 funds, including $245,482 to be spent or set aside in each of three categories.

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