Good morning, Framingham.

Framingham residents can get household items fixed for free at the Repair Cafe on October 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Scott Hall, First Parish (24 Vernon St.) Volunteers from the Repair Cafe and Rotary Club will guide repairs as part of International Repair Day.

Stop & Shop and Hannaford apps went offline Tuesday, Oct.

13 due to a cybersecurity incident at parent Ahold Delhaize; stores, pharmacies, and gas stations remain open during normal hours, and no customer data was compromised as experts work to secure the network.

USA TODAY Network papers in Massachusetts invite readers to vote for the best true-story movie or series from a narrowed list of eight contenders across four regions.

Voting will close at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18 as results decide which films advance to the final four.

Framingham Spooktacular brought trick or treating to the Memorial Building yesterday, giving local children a safe, festive Halloween celebration.

A record-setting super El Niño is forecast to strengthen between January and March, bringing a milder winter with less snow to our region.

Forecasts predict snowfall could drop to 15-30 inches from over 60 inches last winter + residents should stay alert for brief snowstorms.

Eligible seniors aged 75 with a Massachusetts ID card can now apply for the new CharlieCard for car free seniors that offers free MBTA rides on subway, bus, rail, and ferry.

The pilot program began Tuesday, Oct. 13 and helps seniors stay connected to work, medical appointments, and social activities.