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Anyone for Sweet Treats? Learn About ‘Chocolate Therapy' in Framingham
Framingham has a sweet treat shop that has an inspiring story behind it, Anna Rossi chats with the owners.
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How the Brazilian Community Has Helped Revitalize Framingham
Framingham has a vibrant Brazilian community that has helped revitalize the downtown area. With tons of Brazilian influence in the area, store owners want to attract those outside of the Brazilian community.
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Cushing Memorial Hospital Transforms Into Memorial Park
Cushing Memorial Hospital in Framingham was built in the 1940’s by the U.S. military, with 800 beds to care for soldiers during World War ||. Now part of the land has transitioned to become Cushing Memorial Park, filled with playgrounds and walking paths.
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35 Years Later, Impact of Christa McAuliffe Remains Strong in Framingham
On the campus of Framingham State University, it’s hard not to notice Christa McAuliffe’s positive impact. “Christa McAuliffe is still such a great presence, an important presence,” said Irene Porro, the director of the Christa McAuliffe Center. Her presence is felt inside the center that bears her name. McAuliffe, who grew up in Framingham, Massachusetts, is a 1970 Framingham...
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Inside the Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State
This year marks the 35th anniversary of the tragic Challenger mission.
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Exploring Framingham by Car
The Hub Today’s Colton Bradford takes his ‘Daily Walk Challenge’ behind the wheel exploring Framingham.
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Heart Study Conducted Over 4 Generations in Framingham
Researchers have been studying heart disease in Framingham since 1948 to identify factors that contribute to heart disease and how to reverse it.
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COVID Testing Remains Important as Numbers Dip, Experts Say
Testing remains an important tool in stopping the spread of the coronavirus in Massachusetts, experts say.
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With Help From Community, Framingham's Jack's Abby Perseveres Through Pandemic
A popular brewery in Framingham has continued to make strides during the COVID-19 pandemic — with a little help from the community.
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From Framingham to the NBA: Sonia Raman's Story
From star player at Framingham High, to law school, to the NBA… Sonia Raman talks about growing up in Framingham and how the city helped shape her.
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Getting to Know Yvonne Spicer, Framingham's First Mayor
Melody Mendez talks with Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer about her historic election as the first mayor of the city.
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A Look at Framingham's Village Hall on the Common
As we explore Framingham this week, here’s a closer look at the Village Hall on the Common.
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10 Great Places to Eat in Framingham
To some, Framingham is all about malls, shopping centers and chains that line either side of Route 9, but this sprawling MetroWest city has a lot more to offer once you get beyond that busy road. And the dining scene both on Route 9 and to its north and south is quite impressive, with a combination of upscale restaurants, old-fashioned…
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10 Fun Things to Do in Framingham While Social Distancing
Located within Middlesex County, Framingham is the place to be for nature-lovers as well as those looking for endless shopping opportunities. Here are 10 must-do activities if you’re in Framingham: Garden in the Woods This botanical garden consists of 45 acres of pure magic. While it is currently closed, it is scheduled to re-open in mid-April, 2021. The 1,000-plus native…
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These Images Show the Diverse Beauty of Framingham
Formerly known as “the largest town in America,” the city of Framingham offers suburban life a short train ride away from Boston. From picturesque farms to eye-catching murals, this is Framingham.
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Framingham Calls Off Saturday's Coronavirus Clinic Over Supply Chain Concerns
A little more than 135,000 vaccine doses in Massachusetts on Friday, three days earlier than expected, which means the state will not run out of vaccine doses at least for now. But the supply chain concerns caused the City of Framingham to go ahead and call of Saturday’s vaccination clinic, even before that announcement.
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Massachusetts Man Arrested in Manchester Shooting Death
A Massachusetts man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a weekend shooting death in Manchester, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office. Timothy Johnson, 38, was arrested in Framingham, Massachusetts, and charged with second-degree murder in the death of Jean Lascelle, 67. Authorities say Johnson shot Lascelle in the head Saturday morning outside a homeless shelter. Lascelle was later…
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Holocaust Survivors Getting Vaccine: ‘Life Is a Gift, Even When It's Poorly Wrapped'
Five Holocaust survivors reflect on the significance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine and hope to get back to a life without restrictions.
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Holocaust Survivors Get COVID Vaccine: ‘Life Is a Gift, Even When Its Poorly Wrapped'
Five Holocaust survivors reflect on the significance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine and living during “restricted” times.
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Authorities ID Man Killed By Tractor-Trailer on Mass. Pike
Authorities have identified the man struck and killed by a tractor-trailer on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Framingham on Saturday. State Police say 57-year-old Mustapha Faddi, of Marlborough was fatally struck shortly before 6a.m. after exiting his vehicle on Interstate 90 eastbound, at the 116.2 mile marker. According to a preliminary investigation, Faddi’s car became disabled in the right lane due…