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  • Invitation to Join Framingham Movie Meetup

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Do you just love the movies, but find that your friends don’t want to see all the movies you do? Do you work from home or are a stay-at-home mom who needs to get out every now and then to meet other people? Do you have your evenings free and want to…

  • Second Annual FHS Holiday Marketplace

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham High School is planning another Holiday Marketplace sponsored by the Parent Athletic Committee to benefit the FHS athletic program. The Marketplace will take place on Saturday, December 5, 2009 from 10am to 4pm at Framingham High School. Exhibitors with high quality, original handmade items, artisans and boutique items such as knitting,…

  • Winter Parking Regulations Start November 1st

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – This is the fourth year of formal winter parking regulations in Framingham. There are two tiers to this program: one is a standing parking prohibition and the other comes into play only when a snow emergency is declared and announced through the media. The permanent part of the program bans parking for…

  • $43 Million Birch Road Well Project Discussed on Local Cable TV

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — If you’d like to hear an in-depth discussion about Framingham’s $43M Birch Road Well Project to reduce the town’s dependence on MWRA water by 50%, tune in to hear the experts discuss the overall project on public access t.v. on: The Audrey Hall Show: Monday 9/28/09, 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 9/29/09, 9:00 a.m.…

  • BRUCE FREEMAN RAIL TRAIL SET TO OPEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2009

    FRAMINGHAM,MA — On Saturday, August 29, after more than 24 years of planning,working, and waiting, the 6.8-mile section of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail from Cross Point Towers in Lowell to Route 225 in Westford will officially open! This is the first completed section of the 25-mile rail trail that is planned to extend southward…

  • Summer 2009 Library Hours

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – As in summer’s past, the Framingham Public Library and the McAuliffe Branch are modifying their hours during July and August. McAuliffe Library is open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. and is closed Saturdays and Sundays. NOTE: McAuliffe is never open on Sundays during…

  • 2009 Fireworks & 4th of July Festivities in MetroWest

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – MetroWest and Metro-Boston have a number of Fourth of July fireworks. Some are part of a weekend or daylong series of activities. Note the day as not all are on July 4th. Visit town websites for details. Fireworks: Milford – July 3, 10 pm Plains Park – Rain Date July 5th Franklin…

  • Memorial Day Observances in Framingham 2009

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – This year’s theme at the Framingham Memorial Day ceremonies will be, “Let us not forget our fallen veterans.” Assemble at 8 a.m. at the rear of the Memorial Building. At each location the service will include: Officer of the Day Abbey Anderson; Prayer by unit Chaplain Robert Anspach; Placing of the wreaths:…

  • America’s Beautiful National Parks Quarter Nominations Wanted

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — In a successor to the 50 States Quarters Program, the U.S. Mint, in a nationwide program, has asked Governor Patrick to select one preferred and three alternate Massachusetts national sites to be featured on the reverse of a quarter. Beginning in 2010, the Mint will release five new quarter designs annually based…

  • FRAMINGHAM READS TOGETHER DEBUTS

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham Public Library is inviting the entire community to participate in the first annual Framingham Reads Together program. In similar programs across the country, this type of One Book, One Community initiative promotes reading and helps build community. The selected book is Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace…One…

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