Good morning, Framingham.

Massachusetts’ oldest roads — many of which began as Indigenous trails — are featured in an article that outlines six historic paths still in use today.

The piece spotlights Old Connecticut Path in Framingham, inviting locals to drive on routes dating back to the 1600s.

The University is searching for a new Vice President of Equity and Inclusion following Jeffrey Coleman’s departure in June.

The role, posted on Sept. 8, offers a salary from $175,000 to $188,000 and requires regular campus presence — applicants must submit materials by Oct. 8.

Nobscot Pet Hospital (a new veterinary clinic on Water Street) opened last week and is now accepting new clients; it held an open house on Sept.

25 to introduce locals to its services.

The Gatepost Editorial Board calls on Framingham State to expand its Counseling Center hours and add an on-call mental health professional for evenings, noting that students rely on support outside normal hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) at Foster Hall.

Framingham State’s Rams swept Fitchburg State 3-0 on Sept.

30 as Head Coach Richard Casali earned his 400th win—an important milestone—and they travel to Dean College for a nonconference game today.

The Framingham State University Rams beat Salem State 1-0 on Sept.

26 (freshman Rachel Yorsten scored a last-minute goal) to improve their conference record to 3-0-1. They will host University of Maine at Fort Kent today in a nonconference match.