Good morning, Framingham.

Mayor Charlie Sisitsky unveiled his $383.2 million municipal budget proposal as local leaders deliberate on funding the public school district—state officials updated on the General Chemical cleanup process.

I Believe Academy held a fundraiser while Taste of MetroWest featured local flavors—community events continue to engage Framingham residents.

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health ruled that Framingham Union Hospital’s current maternity services are necessary following a public hearing on April 9, as Tenet Healthcare proposed reducing the service level from a Level IIB Special Care Nursery to a Level I Well Baby Nursery. Tenet must submit a plan by May 9 (15 days from the decision) to either keep existing services or shift to a Level IB nursery while addressing staffing and emergency care concerns.

Framingham High Unified track & field team hosted Newton North at Bowditch Field on May 1.

Mother’s Day Candle-Making Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Jack's Abby Craft Lagers — $39 plus fees — Create heartfelt gifts in a fun candle-making workshop with craft beers available.

A Journey Through the Roots of American Popular Music

7-8 p.m. — Framingham Public Library — Free entry — Experience the captivating origins of blues, rock, and country music through songs and stories presented by Jon Waterman.

2025 Cooler Communities Fair

10 a.m. — Fuller Middle School — Free entry — Explore student projects on climate change and sustainability initiatives in a vibrant community fair.

Summer Tutoring for Student Growth

4 p.m. — Framingham - South — Online tutoring available — Focus on fostering student growth in preparation for the upcoming school year.