Good morning, Framingham.

Motorists in Framingham face delays on Waushakum Street due to an Eversource utility project detour at the intersection with Hollis Street; travel is affected daily from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. until July 2 (emergency access remains available).

Municipal offices close July 3 and libraries close early on July 2, remain closed through July 4, and reopen July 6 with summer hours starting July 5.

Residents can join a free community musical gathering on July 12 at 4 p.m. at Framingham Centre Common.

Massachusetts bans fireworks for private use, so law officers fine violators $10 to $100 and seize the devices (the ban, established in 1943, aims to reduce injuries) while permitted displays are scheduled from July 2 to 11.

Framingham officials decided not to staff lifeguards at Waushakum, Learned Pond and Saxonville beaches this summer due to a shortage of certified personnel.

The city posted warnings advising visitors to swim at their own risk and will focus on daily maintenance.

Massachusetts extended last call to 3 a.m. until July 31 after Gov. Healey signed a bill on June 8 for the World Cup, and Boston City Councilor Brian Worrell filed a petition on June 18 urging lawmakers to make the change permanent (to boost local revenue).

Due to dangerous heat near 100°F and high humidity, the City advises residents to use cooling centers at Public Library branches and Callahan Center today and tomorrow and has cancelled the Farmers Market on July 2; officials recommend drinking water & limiting outdoor activity.

Voting is open for the 2026 Daily News Fans Boys Volleyball Player of the Year until noon Wednesday, July 8.

Fourteen candidates include state champions, record holders and league MVPs from seven schools including Wayland, Natick, Marlborough and Milford.

Metro West Elite Girls' Basketball Camp

July 20-24 — Framingham - South — Registration fee required — A fun, high-energy summer camp experience for young female basketball players.

Next Stop Comedy

7-10 p.m. — Jack's Abby Craft Lagers — Check the event page for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of laughter with live comedy.

Nike Basketball Camp at Framingham State University

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Framingham State University — $529 — Hone your basketball skills with expert coaching and engaging drills in a fun environment.