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10/31/2025

Our series with the got a little spooky this month!

The 19th annual Haunted Trolley Tour took place this past Sunday.

We joined the tour’s creator for an exclusive ride through Framingham’s most haunted sites and learned how the city helped shape the Halloween we know today.

10/31/2025

This week on The Frame: an update on local sports, as a Framingham native has been named as a WNBA head coach and multiple high school teams are in the playoff hunt.

Watch the full episode on Access Framingham's YouTube channel.

10/30/2025

Our weekly news program, providing news in focus, is live

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10/30/2025

Municipal Election Day is Tuesday, November 4.

If you still have a mail-in ballot, do not mail it—there’s not enough time for it to arrive. Instead, please drop it off at the City Clerk’s Office or in one of the two secure ballot drop boxes located at the Memorial Building (150 Concord Street, rear of building) or the Christa McAuliffe Library (746 Water Street).

You may also choose to vote in person on Election Day instead of using your mail in ballot. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

ADA Image Description: The graphic shows two ballot drop box locations for the City of Framingham. On the left, the Memorial Building drop box is pictured in front of a yellow brick wall at 150 Concord Street. On the right, the McAuliffe Library drop box is shown outside under a covered area at 746 Water Street. Both boxes are labeled “Official Ballot Drop Box” with a red check mark and the City of Framingham seal. The top of the image reads “Ballot Drop Boxes” in bold red, white, and blue text, and the bottom says “Your vote is your voice!” next to the city seal.

10/29/2025
10/28/2025

Hoje é o Dia Nacional do Imigrante.

Em nosso mais recente FramebyFrame, Leandrinho Goiaba fala sobre sua missão de tornar a informação mais acessível à comunidade brasileira de Framingham.

A Framingham native is now the head coach of a WNBA franchise.According to ESPN, Sonia Raman has been hired to be the he...
10/28/2025

A Framingham native is now the head coach of a WNBA franchise.

According to ESPN, Sonia Raman has been hired to be the head coach of the Seattle Storm.

Raman is a graduate of Framingham High School’s class of 1992.

Breaking: New York Liberty assistant Sonia Raman has agreed to a multiyear deal to become the new head coach of the Seattle Storm, sources tell Shams Charania.

Raman makes WNBA history as the first person of Indian-origin to be head coach – after being the first Indian-American woman to be NBA assistant.

Get breaking news alerts from Shams Charania through the ESPN App: https://espn.smart.link/paubshxwt

10/28/2025
10/28/2025
10/27/2025

🚧 WATER MAIN BREAK 🚧

The contractor working on the Mary Denison Park project accidentally struck a water main today, October 27.

Crews are on site making repairs.

As a result, water service is temporarily off from the convenience store at the bridge to Blandin Avenue.

This was an unexpected water shutoff, and we understand the inconvenience this may cause to nearby residents and businesses.

⚠️ Traffic Alert: The area remains one lane, alternating traffic, as previously scheduled.

Repairs are expected to continue into the evening. Thank you for your patience as our crews work to restore service as quickly and safely as possible.

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