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.
Framingham City Council appointed or reappointed three Keefe Tech School Committee members after its chair warned the school's rebuild could be the most significant financial threat to Framingham if not managed well.
Framingham Planning Board balks at Shoppers World's 14-sign overhaul, including a 24-by-40-foot monument sign.
The Framingham City Council voted unanimously to refer the mayor's nominee for permanent Department of Public Works director, Eric Johnson, to its Appointment Subcommittee, after councilors said the administration never disclosed an earlier interim appointment to the post.
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.
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.
Framingham Planning Board splits city land to open safer Simpson Park access.
The Framingham City Council voted 6-5 to pass Mayor Sosicki's 2026 municipal reorganization ordinance and separately rejected a proposed correspondence-disclosure rule, 3-8.
The Framingham City Council voted 6-5 to approve Mayor Charlie Sositsky's plan to fold the Callahan Senior Center into a new library division and merge parks with facilities management, eliminating the aging-services director position.
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