Good morning, Framingham.

Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings is set to open later this year at 84 Worcester Road (Route 9) in Framingham after the former Fresh Market closed late last year.

Customers can soon enjoy authentic South Chinese dishes prepared in an open kitchen.

Maine-based outdoor retailer L.L.

Bean launched its limited Japan Edition clothing collection on Tuesday, Mar. 24. Customers bought the collection online + in stores at Framingham, Boston, and Dedham as items sold out quickly.

Conservation experts report amphibians are emerging along local roads today, prompting drivers and pedestrians to be alert as spotted salamanders, wood frogs, and others begin their spring migration.

Residents are urged to support safe wildlife crossings — a key strategy to protect these species.

Gov. Healey secured $76 million in federal funds for security, emergency and transport planning for the seven World Cup matches set for Gillette Stadium from June 13 to July 9, while $10 million in grants will support fan celebrations in several towns (including Foxborough and nearby areas).

Fifteen local high school tennis players are in contention for the 2026 Fans Preseason Boys Tennis Player of the Year, with candidates from eight schools including strong teams from Westborough and Hopkinton.

Voting remains open until noon Thursday, Apr. 2.

Alice in Math Land

5-7 p.m. — Russian School of Mathematics - RSM MetroWest — Free entry — Explore a world of magic in math with challenges, puzzles, and a spectacular magic show.