Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.
Good morning, Framingham.
Framingham native Kiss 108 DJ Mikey V is launching the V Family Foundation on Saturday, Oct.
10 at Memoire at Encore Boston Harbor in Everett to help families who need resources like accessible vans and wheelchairs—his family’s personal experience inspires a hands-on approach to disability support.
Framingham native Christopher Golden (a New York Times bestselling author) draws on his hometown roots in his horror novels that feature familiar local landmarks and personal influences.
His work offers Framingham readers a comforting slice of home wrapped in suspenseful storytelling.
Framingham native and horror author Christopher Golden shared his top five Halloween book picks on Oct.
7. He recommended classics (Salem’s Lot, The Haunting of Hill House) to help readers enjoy comforting horror reads for the season.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health launched a free app called Evive to help people reduce gambling harm and support the local helpline.
Released Sept. 30, it offers daily check-ins, progress tracking, and peer support — features designed to extend care during football season.
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