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SLIDESHOW: Freshman Baseball Defeats Newton North Tigers

The combined efforts of Framingham Flyers pitchers Chris Grome & Anthony Tunno limited the Tigers to just two runs for the game.

The Framingham Flyers freshman baseball team defeated the Tigers from Newton North 3-2 on Thursday.   The combined efforts of Flyers pitchers Chris Grome & Anthony Tunno limited the Tigers to just two runs for the game.   Going into the bottom of the seventh inning, Framingham trailed 2-1, but with bases loaded & 2 outs in the inning, the Flyers tied the score on a walk, then won the game on a passed ball that allowed the runner to score from third base.

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Opening Day: We'd Love to See Your Red Sox Photos!

Today was the home opener for the Boston Red Sox. They won and they are in first place in the A.L. East. If you were at Fenway, we'd love to see your photos!

Thanks to Charlie Pasewark of Framingham for this photo from Fenway Park today, April 8.

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IMAGE GALLERY: Hoop Clinic at Framingham High

Coaches Adam Cluff and Dee King, with help from Framingham High boys and girls varsity hoopsters conducted a very organized and spirited clinic to help players at all ability levels develop better skills.

Framingham High School’s basketball program sponsored a youth basketball clinic Saturday for all players in grades 4-8. Coaches Adam Cluff and Dee King, with help from Framingham High boys and girls varsity hoopsters conducted a very organized and spirited clinic to help players at all ability levels develop better skills and better themselves as players. They began with some basic stretching exercises and progressed into several areas of specific focus; including layups, jump shots, “triple threat," dribbling, passing & overall communication while on court.   From my vantage point, everyone had a great time, but more importantly, everyone learned something.   Kudos to the coaching staffs at Framingham High & all the players who gave up …

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Cyclist Killed in Boston Had Ties to Framingham

Christopher Weigl, who had been pursuing a master's degree at Boston University, was killed in a bike accident on Thursday morning on Commonwealth Avenue.

The cyclist who was fatally injured in a collision with a tractor-trailer truck on Commonwealth Avenue on Thursday morning has been identified.  Christopher Weigl, 23, was struck by a 16-wheeler truck around 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, in the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and St. Paul Street near the Agganis Arena. The truck had been making a right-hand turn onto St. Paul Street as Weigl traveled east on Comm. Ave. He was reportedly heading to class when the incident occurred. The accident is still being investigated by the Boston Police Department.  Born in Framingham, a Southborough native and recent Skidmore College graduate, Weigl had been pursuing a master's degree in photojournalism at the Boston University College of Communication…

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IMAGE GALLERY: Fuller Middle Ski & Snowboard Club Hits The Slopes

Fuller Middle School Ski & Snowboard Club had its first outing of the season at Wachusett Mountain last Friday.

On Friday evening, the Fuller Middle School Ski & Snowboard Club travelled to Wachusett Mountain for their first outing of 2012. Skiers & boarders of varying skill levels; from beginners, who were taking their first lessons, to the more advanced, who took on some of the facility’s most challenging runs enjoyed the day. Overall, everyone was treated to good conditions, perfect weather and a spectacular sunset! Thanks to Charlie Pasewark of Photographer in Motion for this slideshow of photos.

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IMAGE GALLERY: Dancing The Night Away

Fuller Middle School held a costume dance last week. Thanks to Photography in Motion owner Charlie Pasewark for the photo slideshow.

Fuller Middle School held a costume dance Friday night. The evening featured some very creative (some scary) costumes and both students and teachers were very much into the Halloween spirit.  Fuller’s own “DJ Exponent” spun some of today’s most popular music and got the crowd up and dancing. As the party warmed up, "Thomas The Tank Engine" lead a train of dancers that encircled the dance floor. In almost no time, that train grew and went around the whole room.  Thanks to Charlie Pasewark of Photography In Motion for the photos! Please tag (and identify) yourself in the photos!

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