Good morning, Framingham.

TJX Companies, based in Framingham, hit an all-time high during Wednesday’s intraday trading after posting strong fourth-quarter sales and profits, boosting its quarterly dividend by 13% and planning a stock buyback, although it lowered its earnings forecast for the next quarter.

The City of Framingham will enforce a temporary parking ban on multiple streets, including Arlington Street and Frederick Street, Thursday and Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Residents are urged to use off-street parking to avoid ticketing and towing.

Framingham DPW is moving snow to its state property dump on Route 9 after Monday's blizzard while Ashland and Hopkinton face storage shortages; the city will deploy an excavator Wednesday night to reshape the pile for the rest of winter.

Most MBTA lines returned to a normal weekday schedule Wednesday, Feb.

25 after the blizzard, though the Fall River/New Bedford line continued on a modified schedule as crews cleared snow and ice + riders were advised to use caution on slippery platforms.

Framingham’s Public Health Division will temporarily move to the Memorial Building on March 2 due to construction at its Concord Street offices.

The six month relocation will keep services running in two rooms so residents can still access care.

Local goalies in Framingham are crafting custom hockey masks (a personal tradition) that show their unique style and team pride.

Their personalized designs highlight a deep connection to the sport as they prepare for upcoming games.

Framingham Home Modernization Workshop

6-7 p.m. — Framingham Public Library — Free entry — Learn energy-saving techniques and financial resources for home modernization.

Home Modernization Navigator Workshop

5:30-6:30 p.m. — Framingham Public Library — Free entry — Get personalized assistance with energy-saving home upgrades in Portuguese.