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AFTV Tries It: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
In the wake of the killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis, protests related to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations have emerged nationwide. For months now, though, local citizens have stood out in front of a building along Speen Street to br
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Michael Mahon loves cross country. So much so that he's attended thousands of meets over the course of his lifetime. This commitment has earned him the admiration and respect of coaches and runners all over the MetroWest region. We caught up with
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With the calendar now turned to January, of course, folks across the country have gotten started on their New Year’s Resolutions. We wanted to learn about what folks in Framingham are prioritizing in 2026, and how much progress they’ve made on those re
As we wind down 2025–the year that marked the 325th anniversary of Framingham’s incorporation–we wanted to hear from various community members about where the community has been, where it stands now, and where they want their city to go moving forward.
Nesta semana no The Frame: os vereadores de Framingham rejeitaram uma proposta para tornar o conselho municipal uma autoridade especial de licenciamento para grandes projetos de desenvolvimento; autoridades de saúde estaduais detalham as medidas a serem t
Esta semana no The Frame: membros do Conselho Municipal aprendem como resolver um erro de cálculo orçamentário de US$ 3 milhões, membros da comunidade lançam campanhas de arrecadação de fundos para ajudar as vítimas de um incêndio fatal na Interfaith Terr
Theatre Arts Director for Walsh Middle School, Sheron Doucette, was recently nominated for the Excellence in Theatre Education Award—an honor that’s sponsored by Carnegie Mellon University and that’s presented annually by the Tony Awards. We spoke with Sh
Highlights of all the Framingham Access has done over the 2025 year!
Introducing our new show, "Making a Difference" ! This series celebrates inspiring people who are transforming lives in their communities. In the newest episode, Luciane Horcel chats with professor and esthetician Ana Paula Facundo and pharmacist D
Esta semana no The Frame: Os vereadores de Framingham aprovam um código opcional para facilitar a implementação de serviços públicos sustentáveis em novas construções; autoridades escolares locais comemoram o aumento no número de motoristas de ônibus; e
The Framingham Flyers take on the Natick Redhawks for a thanksgiving day matchup!
On May 8th, the Framingham Cultural Council held its annual awards reception, where the Rita and Bill Collins Memorial Arts Scholarships were presented to outstanding students in the community.
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The holiday season is getting closer and closer, so you’re bound to hear the iconic bells of one of America’s most well known institutions: the Salvation Army. With Thanksgiving right around the corner and the end of the year approaching, we wanted to
Esta semana no The Frame: a Câmara Municipal aprova as taxas de impostos para o ano fiscal de 2026, os planejadores da extensão da trilha ferroviária Bruce Freeman até Framingham apresentam atualizações sobre o projeto e um destaque para as Cadeiras de Co
Currently outside of Framingham State’s Danforth Art Museum are a set of bright pink chairs—they’re called the Conversation Chairs, and they’re meant to initiate dialogues between neighbors and to inspire participants to draw representations of what those
Esta semana no The Frame: Eleitores de Framingham reelegem Charlie Sisitsky como prefeito, fornecedores locais de alimentos e organizações sem fins lucrativos lidam com o aumento da demanda em meio à incerteza do SNAP (Programa de Assistência Nutricional
Access Film Festival will be returning on November 7 and 8 at the Village Hall and Framingham State University. The work of local artists and independent filmmakers will be put on display during both days of the event, as attendees will also get the op
On this episode of The Audrey Hall Show, Mary Burke and Maura Mann join Audrey to discuss the economic challenges impacting communities everywhere and the ways local leaders are working to address them.
Host Dave Hornfischer speaks with Framingham History Center Director Anna Tucker and Salvation Army Major Kim DeLong about the Army’s local history since 1891, its community programs, and volunteer opportunities during the holidays.
Emily McClatchey, PhD, explores the intersection of environmental awareness and end-of-life choices as she shares the inside scoop on green
On this exciting episode of The Spectrum Show, Spencer and the gang dive into their favorite films and TV shows that hit screens this autumn.