MetroWest Daily News

MetroWest Daily News is a daily newspaper based in Framingham, Massachusetts, primarily catering to the MetroWest area near suburban Boston. It is operated by Gannett.

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Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees odds, picks and predictions

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Nathan Beighle

The Baltimore Orioles (32-42) visit the New York Yankees (43-31) Friday in the opener of a 3-game series. First pitch from Yankee Stadium is set for 7:05 p.m. ET (MLB Network). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's MLB odds around the Orioles vs. Yankees odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets. Season series: Orioles lead 2-1The Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 Thursday despite closing as a +122 moneyline underdog.
Mass Pike lane closures June 20-23 in Newton, Weston to cause delays

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Lane closures will once again occur on the Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90) in Newton and Weston this weekend, June 20-23, as part of a bridge demolition. According to a community announcement, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation is implementing the closure to allow its crews to demolish a bridge on the Pike that spans the MBTA railroad. This weekend's lane closures are the second of two planned weekend events.
Person contagious with measles visited Boston June 7-8. Here's where they visited

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Margie Cullen

A person with measles visited Boston from June 7-8, the Boston Public Health Commission and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed Friday. The person visited the Westin Boston Seaport District Hotel, the Museum of fine Arts, and Logan Airport. If you were exposed and are unvaccinated, you should contact your healthcare provider immediately, avoid public places and monitor your symptoms for 21 days (through June 29, 2025.
Natick High school student helps bridge generations with senior facility book group

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Natick High School student Tessa Van Voorhis leads a bimonthly book group at Maplewood at Weston senior living community. The intergenerational group meets every other Saturday to discuss chosen nonfiction books. Maplewood at Weston offers various engagement opportunities for residents, including the book group, volunteer programs and partnerships with local schools. A Natick High School student is leading a bimonthly nonfiction book group at the Maplewood at Weston senior living community.
Holliston MA man pleads not guilty to charge linked to fatal crash. What's next

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Norman Miller

Paul Mangan, 73, of Holliston, has pleaded not guilty to motor vehicle homicide by negligence. Mangan was arraigned June 17 in Framingham District Court. The charge stems from a crash last July in Holliston that killed a 62-year-old motorcyclist. A Holliston man pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, June 17, in Framingham District Court to charges he faces regarding a fatal crash last year. Paul Mangan, 73, was arraigned Tuesday on one count of motor vehicle homicide by negligence.
Milford opens free outdoor Fitness Court Studio with mural and workouts

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

A new Fitness Court Studio, a handicap-accessible outdoor gym, opens June 21 in Milford Town Park. The studio features seven exercise stations and a mural by Massachusetts artist Carol Abram. The project is a partnership between Milford Parks and Recreation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, and the National Fitness Campaign.
Medway MA elementary school's students help paint mural that reflects their community

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

McGovern Elementary School students collaborated with artist Joshua Winer to create a 30-foot-long mural. The mural, titled "Windows and Mirrors," incorporates student artwork and a mosaic mirror reflecting the school's motto. Funding for the project was provided by a $5,000 grant from the Medway Foundation for Education. Students at the McGovern Elementary School in Medway recently teamed with a local artist to create a vibrant mural on display near the school's front entrance.
Milford Lions Club names 2025 scholarship recipients from two schools

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

The Milford Lions Club honored this year's scholarship recipients during its June 10 meeting, according to a community announcement. The club grants three $1,500 scholarships annually to Milford High School graduating seniors who are pursuing higher education, according to the announcement. Applicants must hold a GPA of 3.0 or higher, be enrolled in an accredited institution for the fall and demonstrate community commitment through volunteer work.
Maynard MA student couldn't find a class about money. So he wrote a book about it

2 weeks ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Ruth Thompson

Recent Maynard High School graduate Miller Norris authored a children's book about financial literacy. He was inspired to write "Penny and the Magical Money Tree" because schools don't teach basic financial skills. The book, aimed at children from ages 4-7, encourages saving and responsible spending habits. MAYNARD — He started as many entrepreneurs do, operating a lemonade stand at age 7. By high school, Miller Norris and a few of his peers had a business where he built software programs and apps.
Framingham’s summer concert series kicks off June 27 with fireworks, food

2 weeks ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Framingham's Friday Night Concert Series returns this summer with a mobile format, with shows held in a different park each week. The series runs from June 27 until August 22, with concerts held on Fridays from 6-8 p.m., excluding July 4. The series offers diverse musical genres, including rock, pop, funk, country and alternative. Framingham's Friday Night Concert Series is back, and this time it's going mobile. This summer's concert series will run from June 27 to Aug.