Good morning, Framingham.

Team Framingham and city officials announced on Oct.

19 that five nonprofits (out of 17 applicants) will receive fundraising support from 27 runners representing Framingham at the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 19, 2027, highlighting community initiatives.

T-Mobile Fiber now offers Framingham residents a chance to switch from cable to fiber internet with 300 Mbps for $35 per month with AutoPay (covers early termination fees up to $750) when they check address compatibility, and installation takes one business day.

A new study by Innerbody finds that one Halloween candy ranks as the state's favorite as residents prepare for the holiday.

The findings offer a fun twist on traditional treats this season.

Trick-or-treating hours vary in our area because each town sets its own schedule for Halloween candy traditions; residents should check local guidelines + plan accordingly.

City officials announced that paving will take place on Salem End Road from Badger Road to the Ashland line on Friday, Oct.

23 and Saturday, Oct. 24 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.—the road will remain open for emergency vehicles, buses and local residents, weather permitting.

DPW contractor D & R will pave Danforth Street and nearby connecting roads on Friday, Oct.

23 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting; through traffic will be closed except for emergency vehicles, buses, and authorized vehicles. Residents are urged to follow official city channels for updates.

The Daily News invites readers to vote for the best high school female athlete based on performances from Oct.

12-17 in MetroWest and Milford. The poll, featuring 13 nominees (including Holliston's Stella Alexis and Framingham's Bella Edwards), will close at midnight on Oct. 26.