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YARN SOCIAL HOURSJoin the Framingham Public Library for a yarn social hour for knitting, crocheting, and yarn crafting a...
06/23/2026

YARN SOCIAL HOURS

Join the Framingham Public Library for a yarn social hour for knitting, crocheting, and yarn crafting at the Main Library, McAuliffe Branch, or both!

At the Christa McAuliffe Branch, meet Wednesday evenings at 6PM.
At the Main Library, meet Wednesday mornings at 10AM and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 10AM.

This is not a learn to knit or crochet program, but the library can offer pointers and tips.

For ADA compliance: promotional flyer for a Yarn Social Hour hosted by the Framingham Public Library. The left side features event details on a light blue textured background, while the right side shows colorful balls of yarn stacked vertically in purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, alongside two crochet hooks and several stitch markers. The text invites people to join yarn social gatherings at both the Main Library and McAuliffe Branch. Meetings are held at the Main Library on Wednesday mornings and the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, and at the McAuliffe Branch on Wednesday evenings. Library logos, website information, branch addresses, and phone numbers appear along the bottom of the flyer.

City of Framingham Announces Recycling Drop-Off Center Permit Renewal; Blue Stickers Expire June 30FRAMINGHAM - The City...
06/23/2026

City of Framingham Announces Recycling Drop-Off Center Permit Renewal; Blue Stickers Expire June 30

FRAMINGHAM - The City of Framingham Department of Public Works reminds residents and businesses that current blue Recycling Drop-Off Center (RDC) permit stickers will expire on June 30, 2026.

New pink permit stickers for Fiscal Year 2027 (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027) are now available for purchase.

The Recycling Drop-Off Center, located at 255 Mount Wayte Avenue, provides permitted Framingham residents and businesses with a convenient location to dispose of excess trash, recycling, and household hazardous waste.

All vehicles entering the facility must display a valid permit sticker. Residents and businesses are encouraged to renew their permits before June 30 to avoid any interruption in access to the facility.
Permit Information.

As of May 20, 2020, all RDC permits are issued on a fiscal-year basis and are valid from July 1 through June 30.

Permit Fees
* Residential Permit: $20 per year
* Business Permit: $50 per year

How to Obtain a Permit
Permits may be purchased:
At the Recycling Drop-Off Center during normal operating hours; or
At the Department of Public Works offices, 100 Western Avenue, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Applicants must:
Provide proof of Framingham residency (current vehicle registration or proof of insurance showing a Framingham address);
Present current, non-commercial documentation;
Pay the permit fee by cash or check; and
Allow staff to place the permit sticker on the lower driver-side windshield.

Recycling Drop-Off Center Hours
Thursday: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Recycling Only)
Friday: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

The RDC is available only to permitted Framingham residents who receive City curbside trash and recycling service and to eligible Framingham businesses.

Commercial vehicles are not permitted to dispose of trash.
Construction and demolition materials, including lumber, tile, concrete, and windows, are not accepted.

Permit holders must follow all facility rules and operate safely and courteously while using the site.

Residents replacing a windshield or purchasing a new vehicle may transfer their permit by presenting the original sticker, provided it is intact and the permit number remains legible.

ADA description: graphic announces that Recycling Center blue permits expire on June 30, 2026. The text “Recycling Center Blue Permits Expire June 30, 2026” appears in large orange and blue lettering on a light gray background. A large green recycling bin with an open lid and a white recycling symbol is displayed on the right side of the graphic. The Framingham Public Works shield logo appears in the lower left corner. Orange and green design elements frame the right edge of the image. The graphic serves as a reminder for residents to renew or replace their blue recycling center permits before the expiration date.

🌿 Make It Tuesday: Tree of Life Wreaths 🌿Bring a touch of the outdoors inside and create your own rustic Tree of Life wa...
06/23/2026

🌿 Make It Tuesday: Tree of Life Wreaths 🌿

Bring a touch of the outdoors inside and create your own rustic Tree of Life wall hanging! Using natural twine and preserved moss, participants will craft a textured piece inspired by nature and fairy-tale charm.

Tuesday, June 23
⏰6 to 8 p.m.
Christa McAuliffe Branch Community Room

Supplies are limited, so be sure to join us for this creative and relaxing evening. Presented by Framingham Public Library

ADA Description: Flyer for “Make It Tuesday: Tree of Life Wreaths.” The design features large black text over a faded background image of a circular twig wreath with a tree-of-life pattern made from twine and green moss. Event details read: June 23, 6–8 PM, at the McAuliffe Branch Community Room. A paragraph describes creating a rustic wall hanging using natural twine and preserved moss. The Framingham Public Library logo appears at the bottom left, with branch contact information at the bottom right.

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted nominations to the City Council for re-appointment to the City of Framingham Econom...
06/23/2026

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted nominations to the City Council for re-appointment to the City of Framingham Economic Development Corporation (EDC).

🔹 Douglas Lawrence has been nominated for reappointment to the Industrial Development seat for a term ending June 30, 2029. Lawrence previously served as both a member and chair of the former EDIC and helped guide its transition to the current EDC. He brings extensive experience in economic development and business leadership and is currently the chair of the Framingham EDC>

🔹 Patrick Mosesso has been nominated to continue serving in a Community At-Large seat for a term ending June 30, 2029. A longtime local business owner, Mosesso has owned and managed businesses for more than 40 years and currently owns Auto Bright Car Care. He also serves on the Executive Board of the Framingham Business Association and has been active in several regional business organizations.

The Framingham Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is a public entity established by the legislation signed by former Governor Charlie Baker in 2021.

The Framingham EDC is dedicated to fostering economic growth by redeveloping underutilized, obsolete, or underdeveloped areas in Framingham.

The Corporation seeks to improve the health, safety, and welfare of residents through responsible development, including new construction, infrastructure improvements, and property rehabilitation. Its mission aligns with the City's broader goals of promoting business, residential, and mixed-use developments that support the local economy and enhance the quality of life in Framingham.

The Framingham EDC is empowered to:

Plan, develop, and manage infrastructure and public facilities that stimulate economic activity.

Acquire, develop, and repurpose land and buildings for commercial, industrial, residential, and mixed-use projects.

Collaborate with the City to facilitate the opening, closing, or modification of streets and other public spaces to support development initiatives.

Receive and manage funding from federal, state, and local sources to finance development projects.

Market and promote Framingham as a prime destination for business investment, working to attract and retain employers.

There is Framingham City Council appointments subcommittee meeting on June 24, at 6 p.m. to review the Mayor's nominations.

The full 11-member Framingham City Council is expected to accept or reject the reappointment nominations at its meeting on Tuesday, June 30.

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky Announces Re-Appointment Nomination to the Board of AssessorsMayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted...
06/23/2026

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky Announces Re-Appointment Nomination to the Board of Assessors

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted the nomination of Megan Tolland for re-appointment to the City of Framingham Board of Assessors, filling a seat with a term ending June 30, 2029, pending City Council approval.

She brings more than three decades of experience as a Realtor, along with professional experience as a real estate appraiser. Her extensive knowledge of property valuation, assessment practices, and local market trends makes her a valuable asset to the Board.

There is Framingham City Council appointments subcommittee meeting on June 24, at 6 p.m. to review the Mayor's nomination.

The full 11-member City Council is expected to accept or reject the reappointment nomination at its meeting on Tuesday, June 30.

For ADA compliance: Pictured is the Board of Assessors logo

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky Nominates Two Disability Commission Members for ReappointmentMayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted...
06/23/2026

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky Nominates Two Disability Commission Members for Reappointment

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky has submitted nominations to the City Council to reappoint two dedicated members of the City of Framingham Disability Commission through June 30, 2029:

🔹 Catherine Cuddy (Precinct 3, District 19) – Chair of the Disability Commission for the past two years, Catherine has been a longtime advocate for people with disabilities, beginning her work in college by helping create resources for students balancing academic and personal challenges. She looks forward to continuing to support and advocate for Framingham residents with disabilities.

🔹 Dennis Moran (Precinct 19, District 3) – A strong advocate and dedicated public servant, Dennis has been a steady force on the Disability Commission and remains committed to advancing accessibility and inclusion for residents throughout Framingham.

There is Framingham City Council appointments subcommittee meeting on June 24, at 6 p.m. to review the Mayor's nominations.

The full 11-member City Council is expected to accept or reject the reappointment nominations at its meeting on Tuesday, June 30.

For ADA compliance: Pictured is the Disability Commission graphic - graphic features a blue background with the text “Framingham Disability Commission” displayed prominently at the top. To the right of the text is the official seal of the City of Framingham. Below the title is a 3-by-3 grid of white accessibility icons on blue squares. These icons represent various forms of accessibility, including a telephone with sound waves, a head with a brain symbol, and Braille dots labeled “Braille.” Additional symbols include a person using a cane, hands signing (representing sign language), and a wheelchair user. The bottom row shows an ear with a slash (indicating hearing impairment), a keyboard/TTY device, and “CC” for closed captioning. The icons are evenly spaced and framed in white, emphasizing accessibility services and inclusivity. The overall design uses high contrast for readability and visual clarity.

🚧 Traffic Advisory 🚧A lane on Whittier Street approaching Route 30 is currently closed due to a collapsed drain manhole....
06/23/2026

🚧 Traffic Advisory 🚧

A lane on Whittier Street approaching Route 30 is currently closed due to a collapsed drain manhole.

At this time, traffic is flowing normally and the closure does not appear to be causing significant delays.

Public Works is assessing the situation, investigating the extent of the damage, and coordinating the necessary repairs.

We will provide updates as more information becomes available. Please use caution when traveling through the area and follow all posted traffic controls. Thank you for your patience.

For ADA compliance: Pictured is a graphic with orange cones and the words traffic alert and a photo of the road with the closure.

Save the date - Framingham Veterans Council hosting two summer concerts at Framingham Veterans Park.For ADA compliance: ...
06/22/2026

Save the date - Framingham Veterans Council hosting two summer concerts at Framingham Veterans Park.

For ADA compliance: Graphic promoting Summer Concerts at Veterans Memorial Park, located at 636 Concord Street in Framingham. The flyer features a patriotic red, white, and blue design with stars and musical notes. It advertises two free outdoor concerts: The Southeastern Massachusetts Band on July 22 and the American Legion Band on August 12, both beginning at 6:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Framingham Veterans Council.

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