The City of Framingham held its sixth annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration Oct. 12 at Edwards Church, featuring Nipmuc leaders, a land acknowledgment and reflections from city and faith leaders.
The City of Framingham announced that the Department of Public Works will collect brush curbside during the week of Oct. 19, on residents' regular trash day, with specific size and bundling rules.
City combines Veterans Day ceremony and lunch into single Nov. 11 event with registration cap. From our own coverage: Drug take-back day scheduled for Oct. 24; Curbside brush pickup set for week of Oct. 19.
Framingham recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with 13 carrying a listed sale price ranging from $356,000 to $1,160,000 and a median of $750,000. The top sale was a condominium at 32 Hawk Lane, Unit 48, which sold for $1,160,000 on Sept. 23.
Framingham schedules drive-thru drug take back day for Oct. 24 at Memorial Building. From our own coverage: Drug take back day set for Oct. 24; Curbside brush pickup scheduled for week of Oct. 19.
Framingham Planning Board approved a Mill Street lot split and delayed a bigger Concord Street review.
Framingham Public Schools expands free preschool for 2026-2027 while questions remain about infant care.
Framingham's Zoning Board of Appeals continued two Hollis Street zoning cases to November 18. The board voted 3-0 to grant a second continuance for appeals brought by CSX Transportation Inc. and BP Trucking Inc. over a building commissioner determination at 480 Hollis Street.
Framingham officials have paused plans for a new community center amid budget concerns. Also in today's brief (5 items): DPW contractor to mill streets, detour on Danforth; Framingham football hosts Durfee Thursday; Framingham girls soccer hosts Milford Saturday; Framingham Repair Cafe …
Framingham's Board of Health voted 4-0 to raise its public health fee schedule for the first time since 2011, effective November 30, 2026.