Good morning, Framingham.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Framingham held its grand opening Oct.

14 with Dancing With the Stars champ Tony Dovolani, studio owners Roman and Hanna Prymachok, city councilor Mary Kate Feeney, and MetroWest Chamber of Commerce CEO Reyad Shah joining in the celebration.

On Monday, Oct. 12, the City celebrated its sixth annual Indigenous Peoples Day at Edwards Church, where city leaders + community members honored Native traditions with storytelling, land acknowledgment, and calls to listen and learn for a more inclusive future.

Framingham High School Drama Co. is holding dress rehearsals for its production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time on Friday and Saturday evenings at the school.

Massachusetts voters will decide on Question 7 on the November ballot, which would allow single-family homes to be built on 5,000 sqft lots+ a reduction from current requirements.

Supporters say the change will offer affordable starter homes, while opponents fear it may limit local planning control.

MetroWest high school football had three games on Oct.

15, including Durfee at Framingham at 6 p.m., and 17 games are underway today & teams aim for playoff spots. The week ends on Saturday & Blackstone Valley Tech faces Northbridge at 1 p.m.