Good morning, Framingham.

Framingham’s Edgell Grove Tomb House restoration won the Mayor Thomas M.

Menino Legacy Award on June 11 at Fenway Park. The project (costing $625,000 and funded by the Community Preservation Act and a MutualOne Bank grant) preserved the historic 1885 structure in the Framingham Centre Common Historic District.

Residents in Framingham can watch a partial solar eclipse today starting around 11:34 a.m. Experts stress using certified eclipse glasses to safely view the event.

Garden pests may linger longer in local gardens as warmer weather extends the growing season (up to 27 days longer than past decades), according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.

Gardeners are advised to monitor their plants regularly to catch problems early.

Gov. Maura Healey signed a new law on Aug.

10 that standardizes book selection for schools and public libraries statewide, protecting librarians from penalty. The law requires that removals go through a notice, public hearing, and review process (ensuring books serve an educational purpose) and allows challenges from staff, parents, or students.

City crews and certified arborists began pruning trees and shrubs on August 10 to improve safety and clear access to hydrants and sidewalks; work runs from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily until August 21 + debris will be removed once work is complete.

Maynard resident Eve Schlüter was appointed as the first woman director of MassWildlife after serving as acting director since January (bringing nearly 20 years of conservation experience) and will now guide the agency's efforts to protect fish and wildlife while expanding outdoor recreation.