Good morning, Framingham.

Framingham's three public beaches opened on Thursday, June 18 for summer season access and will be maintained daily through August 13 — no lifeguards are on duty, so swimming is at visitors' own risk; portable restrooms and improved wheelchair access mats are now available.

On June 18, 2026, Greater Framingham Community Church received a $75K grant from the Cummings Foundation to fund its Grocery Bag Program delivering food to 165 families every other week.

The grant will support the program for three years with community partners including local schools, United Way and DoorDash.

Area police warn that e-bikes + scooters pose safety risks after recent accidents injured a rider and a child.

Milford police will host a bike safety day on Sunday, June 28 at Louisa Lake Trailhead from 10 a.m. to noon to educate riders and parents.

The Framingham Farmers Market opened its 5th season on the Village Green on June 18, featuring local produce, food vendors, and community booths that welcomed shoppers and highlighted new vendors like Batter Up.

T Market opened in the former Wegmans space at Natick Mall + it is currently in a soft opening phase with a grand opening expected next month.

Celtic rock band Haggis X-1 will perform on Friday, July 17 at 8:00 p.m. at The Center for the Arts in Natick + tickets cost $31.

On Thursday, June 18, the MIAA Tournament Management Committee narrowly approved a plan to launch a high school football Super 8 tournament that will feature the top eight teams from Divisions 1 and 2; pending board approval, the plan will take effect for the 2027 season.