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Graffiti has a long and enduring history
What would otherwise be a gray slab of concrete is anything but monotonous.
The unknown vandals with an artistic bend have seen to that.
The walls of a Mass Pike railroad underpass are covered in a myriad of color.
The tunnel is a gallery of shaded, block-lettered, tags of indecipherable street calligraphy, skinny scrawl reserving an area of concrete for a certain artist, while one patch of wall features purple, orange, and aqua blue single-eyed gremlin cartoons, one of which flips the bird.
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Framingham bird tests positive for West Nile virus
FRAMINGHAM -A blue jay found near the Wayland town border has tested positive for the West Nile Virus - a potentially severe illness transmitted by mosquitoes.
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Anti-mosquito spraying slated Wednesday in Framingham
FRAMINGHAM -The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be spraying pesticides in several neighborhoods this Wednesday from dusk to 11:30 p.m.
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Alligator sighting closes Framingham beach
FRAMINGHAM -It may be as hot and humid here as it is in Florida, but alligators are still not supposed to be in Lake Waushakum.
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State, local officials investigate Framingham apartment blaze
FRAMINGHAM -Investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a Gilbert Street apartment from which a tenant had been recently evicted.
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Mr. Know-it-all: When a president's son lived in Framingham
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Their best bet: MetroWest bikers ride for Holliston home for disabled
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Two admit to Ashland break-ins
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Gator hunt continues in Framingham's Lake Waushakum
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Couple's path leads to Salvation in Framingham
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Movie hype produces batty late-night crowd
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Framingham schools receiving accessibility upgrades
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MetroWest Medical appeals to teens for blood
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Man fatally stabbed on Gordon Street, Framingham
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State, local officials investigate Framingham apartment blaze
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