Good morning, Framingham.

Zippity Do Dog, the popular hot dog cart at 160 Speen St., is for sale for $33,000 and includes recipes, social media accounts and a loyal customer base.

Owner Roland Houle — leaving to return to IT — hopes the new owner preserves its pay-it-forward program.

The Bridges & Blooms exhibit opened yesterday at The Village Hall as a collaboration by Framingham High Fine Arts, the Environmental Awareness Club, and the Framingham Garden Club.

The event showcased student ceramics and floral arrangements, celebrating art and nature in a community project.

Watertown musician Noah Kahan will release his Netflix documentary, Noah Kahan: Out of Body, on April 13; the film offers a personal look at his life and creative journey before his fourth album drops.

The Massachusetts Senate advanced an environmental bond bill that bans single-use plastic bags and charges a fee for recycled paper bags as part of the $3.64 billion Mass Ready Act; the Senate will debate the measure on April 15 — a key step toward statewide waste reduction.

Framingham is inviting residents to volunteer for 31 city boards, committees and commissions with applications due by May 15; roles include positions on the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Trails Committee + others.