Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of January.
Good morning, Framingham.
🎭 Culture
A local interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony was held at the American Heritage Museum in Hudson on Jan.
27. Religious leaders including Rabbi Joshua Breindel and Rev. Dr. J. Anthony Lloyd lit memorial candles (symbolizing remembrance) during the ceremony.
The Assabet Valley Mastersingers will perform 'Annelies,' a choral work based on Anne Frank’s diary, at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 8 at the Robert R.
Jay Performing Arts Center at Saint John's High School — a dedication to Holocaust survivors. Ticket details are available on their website.
🏛️ Government
Following a heavy weekend snowfall, FEMA warns local homeowners to check for signs of roof collapse such as sagging ceiling boards, leaks, or popping noises and to consult a building inspector if needed.
Homeowners should remove excess snow using a rake or plastic shovel while wearing protective gear to avoid damage.
🏈 Sports
High school basketball fans in MetroWest & greater Milford can vote in the Daily News midseason poll for Boys Player of the Year, featuring 27 candidates from 21 teams and remaining open until noon Feb.
4.
Today the Daily News launched a midseason poll asking local boys hockey fans to vote for the top player before the season ends, and the poll remains open until Wednesday, Feb.
4 with stats current through Jan. 26.
Field hockey fans can vote for the 2026 Daily News Fans Field Hockey Player of the Year as 19 candidates from 13 schools compete, with frontrunners from Franklin, Lincoln-Sudbury, and Hopedale; the poll remains open until noon on Wednesday, Feb.
4.
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