In a press release on MCAS scores, in which the school department patted themselves on the backs, entitled, Framingham Public Schools are Making Substantial Progress Toward MCAS Targets, late September, 2023, the presser gave very concerning stats about four of our schools being in the very bottom of all schools in the state. In Massachusetts,

The city has known for years that Temescal Wellness would likely sue them. On June 20th, the Middlesex Superior Court received it’s claims. This case could lead to other cannabis businesses following suit and bringing their own claims.

Homestead and Omaha Steaks have one thing in common, they are both have frozen meats. And that’s where the comparison ends. We know that Homestead Steaks has applied for a Board of Health permit, what it’s for, we do not yet know. If it’s the same company that I know… it is is known to

Bob Tremblay lays out his goals for the district for the coming school year, but fails to acknowledge the real issues in our schools. It’s the end of the year and each SC member has graded the school Superintendent. And all have given him exemplary reviews. Only Tiffany Maskell talks about violence as an issue

Per the police report, Sudbury artist Michael Orzech was involved in an hit & run coupled with excessive speeding.

The asking price for the Padaria Family Bakery at 1617 Concord Street is $290,000 and offers a gross revenue of $700,000 annually. The following description has been posted to BizBuySell, a popular business listing agency. The business invites potential purchasers to come by and see the place… to have a cup of coffee, but asks

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In an email to City Council, relating to an invite to an upcoming meeting, the superintendent of Framingham Schools, Bob Tremblay, declares he’ll meet with councilors individually but declines public inquiry.

Updated as of 6/12//24–items in red are items tweaked or added after the public hearing on 2/23 based on feedback or our own subsequent conversations.  Process Note: The chart below is the result of a number of months of work from the Charter Review Committee soliciting feedback from the community and closely studying the language

Anonymous Contributor: “Brazilian gangs are organizing themselves through social media to fight in public places, schools, cafes, bakeries and snack bars, where the DCF is, they are all minors” FU: “Is this happening in Framingham? Is there documentation of it?” Anonymous Contributor: “yes it was, posted on a Brazilian page and it was deleted, I

When a small city adds 4000 apartments downtown, it typically experiences significant changes such as increased population density, which can boost local businesses and lead to the development of new amenities and infrastructure, including improved public transportation, parks, and cultural venues; however, this growth might also strain existing resources, potentially causing traffic congestion, increased demand

UPDATE: On June 12, 2024, by a vote of 6-1 in favor, the Framingham Historical Commission voted that Ken’s Steak House was not a building of historical significance, and therefore the city was cleared to issue Ken’s a demolition permit. Ken’s made it clear that their intent is to remain on the site, but their

This is a list of: uncashed checks, refunds, overpayments, and duplicate payments that remain owed to non-individuals (e.g., businesses) and are currently held in accounts managed by the City of Framingham. If you know any of the people on this list, let them know that they have money to collect from the city. We left it in date order, as