Framingham, United States (Local)
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By: Tom Benoit
WELLESLEY — Six Bellingham High School seniors got a chance on Wednesday, Dec. 10, to showcase their engineering prowess alongside college students during MassBay Community College 's biannual STEM Expo.
By: Tom Benoit
The MetroWest Daily News The typical Framingham property owner just got a $54 break on his or her fiscal 2026 tax bill.
By: Tom Benoit
A former Framingham paraprofessional has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the school district.
By: Tom Benoit
Incorporated in 1700, Framingham eventually became known as "the biggest town in the country.”
By: Tom Benoit
District 3's Adam Steiner was first elected to the city council as Framingham became a city. Here's what he's proud of achieving in eight years.
By: Tom Benoit
The Framingham City Council is expected to vote on a new ordinance regarding immigration enforcement policy early next year.
By: Tom Benoit
Framingham held its Inauguration Ceremony on Jan. 1, swearing in public officials for their new terms in office
By: Tom Benoit
Restaurant news isn't always good news, in MetroWest or elsewhere.
The MetroWest Daily News FRAMINGHAM — The city's top governing board has new leadership for the first time in four years.
The MetroWest Daily News The two new heads of Framingham's top governing body are ready to get to work in positions they've previously held.
