Framingham City Council Votes 10-0 to Seize Downtown Parcel for Parking Garage
Framingham City Council votes 10-0 to seize Franklin Street parcel for downtown parking garage.
Framingham City Council votes 10-0 to seize Franklin Street parcel for downtown parking garage.
Framingham Board of Selectmen votes 3-0 to back Senate Bill 223 on education funding, citing $18.2 million in special education costs.
Framingham Board of Selectmen votes 3-0 to back Senate Bill 223 on education funding, citing $18.2 million in special education costs.
Framingham selectmen appoint seven-member Bylaw Review Committee to reconcile town bylaws with new city charter.
Framingham selectmen received a detailed legal briefing on local-control options for recreational marijuana establishments but took no votes, directing staff instead to return with recommendations by mid-August.
Framingham Selectmen set a $1 million Special Education Revolving Fund and aimed for a 2 percent tax levy increase ahead of the 2017 Annual Town Meeting.
Framingham Board of Selectmen reorganizes and advances key transition decisions at a sweeping April 18 session.
Framingham selectmen begin governing under charter transition after city vote.
Framingham selectmen voted unanimously to support Article 27, which would expand the receiving zone for the town's Transfer of Development Rights bylaw to include a commercial triangle bounded by Routes 9 and 30 and the Natick town line.
Framingham selectmen declared they would pursue every legal avenue against General Chemical Corporation after the company told state regulators it had run out of money to clean up its contaminated Leland Street facility.
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