Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of March.
Good morning, Framingham.
Framingham received $3.15 million in federal funding on Tuesday, Mar.
3 to renovate the former Marian High School at 273 Union Ave. Renovation plans include HVAC upgrades and ADA-compliant features, with work by JJ Cardosi Inc. scheduled to begin soon.
The state Student Opportunity Act, which has provided $2.3 billion to local schools since 2019, enters its final year.
Gov. Healey’s fiscal 2027 budget proposal will cut the minimum per-pupil aid, and state leaders plan to revise the act to adjust for declining enrollment and federal funding cuts.
Millis girls basketball defeated No. 18 Uxbridge 79-36 in the Division 4 Round of 16 on Monday in Millis.
The team posted strong fourth-quarter plays to secure the win.
Framingham’s Adriana DeGroat won her 138-pound match at the MIAA All-State Wrestling Championships in Springfield on March 2.
Franklin’s John Woodall and Milford’s Derek Marcolini also took top placements in their weight classes at the event.
Vote for this week's Daily News Boys Athlete of the Week is open until noon Monday, Mar.
9. Local high school athletes—from basketball to hockey and alpine skiing—are competing for the honor based on standout performances in recent 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.
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