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  • Voice Your Opposition to Concrete Plant on Old Conn Path

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Paulini Loam LLC continues its quest for a permit to build a concrete plant at 597 Old Connecticut Path. Although meeting opposition from abutters, the Town permitting officials, and Town Meeting since 2005, Paulini is pursuing permission through the courts and through the ZBA. The proposed plant would be located behind Suburban…

  • Horn looks plenty good

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Some of the seasonal sights of fall here include the decorated cornucopias that appear flanking Framingham’s Minuteman statue thanks to the Park & Rec department.

  • Pumpkins Away!

    One of the great things about Framingham is that you can get to lots of fun places on less than a tank of gas. This weekend we headed up to Greenfield New Hampshire to see pumpkins thrown by a trebuchet (a super-sized catapolt.)  A farmer, inspired by a program on PBS about these medieval war…

  • Common Threads

    Among the booths at Pies on the Common on Saturday was the booth of Framingham High Band members selling scarfs for $ 20 as a fundraiser.  Some of the band members were playing snippets of tunes to entertain passersby. The scarfs are blue and white and say “Framingham Flyers” on them.  A good item to…

  • Special Event Showcase at Village Hall

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Are You Planning A Special Event? A Wedding, Anniversary, La Quinceañera, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah or a Sweet 16 Party?   There’s a special free event at the Historic Village Hall in Framingham featuring businesses that can help you make your occasion special. Meet some of Metrowest’s Best ~ Cardoos, BlackTie Catering,…

  • Styrofoam Recycling Event Sat. October 24th

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Many don’t realize that styrofoam never decomposes, (it never “breaks down” into organic material), like some other trash. Styrofoam remains in landfills forever. This effects us all personally as costs of products and services increase due to the increased cost of finding ways and places to dispose of garbage. Framingham does not…

  • Styrofoam Recycling Event Sat. October 24th

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Many don’t realize that styrofoam NEVER breaks down into dirt like some other trash. Styrofoam remains in landfills FOREVER. This effects us all personaly as costs of products and services increase due to the increased cost of finding ways and places to dispose of garbage. Framingham does not currently accept Styrofoam in…

  • Framingham Youth Basketball Sign-ups

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham Youth Basketball (formally St. Stephen’s CYO) is holding signups this Saturday, October 17,2009. The league is open to all boys and girls born between September 1, 1994 and August 31,2000. Signups will be at Marian High School on Union Ave from 1 to 3pm. The teams have one practice per week…

  • The Pies Have It

    One of the highlights of being in Framingham in October is the annual Pies on the Common sponsored by the First Parish Church. Mid-month on a Saturday, the Framingham Centre Common is alive with booths of not only home-made pies, dozens and dozens and dozens of them, but also a huge yard sale and booths…

  • Peaceful Resting at Edgell Grove Cemetery

    We decided to combine a walking outing with paying our respects to friends at Edgell Grove.  We wandered the parklike cemetery and looked up Debby Blumer and some Masonic brothers laid to rest there. Many familiar names jumped out and us and we enjoyed the designs and sentiments of the memorials.  The chapel and masoleum…

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