Framingham recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with 11 carrying a sale price ranging from $25,000 to $12,250,000 and a median of $810,000. The period's largest transaction was a $12.25 million sale of a commercial property at 146 Leland St. between two LLCs. Eight of the 19
Framingham will dedicate a street corner to Nick Paganella at a ceremony Sept. 26. The city announced the honor this week, with the public invited to the 10 a.m. ceremony, and the same day the Framingham Department of Public Works will hold its Household Hazardous Waste Day for resident…
Framingham Planning Board previews zoning overlays for TJX's campus and the Waverly Street corridor while clearing two smaller projects.
The Framingham City Council voted 8-3 to send a proposed ban on automatic license plate readers and facial recognition technology back to subcommittee over objections to politically charged preamble language.
The Framingham Community Preservation Committee found a conservation proposal tied to Eastleigh Farm eligible for Community Preservation Act funding, 8-0-1, while rejecting two other fiscal 2027 applications as ineligible.
The Framingham Board of License Commissioners approved four separate manager and officer changes Monday, each by a 5-0 vote, affecting Margarita's Mexican Restaurant, BJ's Wholesale Club, BJ's Restaurant and Brew House, and Collector's Archive.
The Framingham Youth Hockey Program's online team store has reopened, the program announced on its website Sept. 8, 2026. The post said families can now order jerseys, apparel and other team gear for the 2026-2027 season, but noted that jersey orders placed from this point forward are e…
This week's Framingham obituary notices column carries one entry: Tomassini, Ruthann, 86, of Framingham, who died September 7, 2026, following a brief illness. She was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, the daughter of the late James and Ruth McGowan. The notice, posted to Legacy.com's L…
Framingham's Zoning Board of Appeals approved five zoning relief requests and continued an enforcement dispute at its September 9 meeting.
Framingham Board of Health approves septic variance, stalls first fee hike since 2011. The board voted 4-0 to grant a local upgrade approval for a septic system at 9 Crest Road, reducing its reservoir setback to 203 feet from a required 400 feet.