Saturday, January 28, 2012
The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism hosted the 9th Annual Flutie Bowl Monday night, raising $45,000. More than 300 were in attendance, including numerous professional athletes.
More than 300 athletes, fans and donors came together for the ninth annual Flutie Bowl Monday night at Kings in Dedham to raise $45,000 for the Framingham-based Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism. Natick native Doug Flutie bowled with current and former New England Patriots players, Julian Edelman, Tedy Bruschi, Troy Brown, Zoltan Mesko, Max Lane, Taylor Twellman, Steve Grogan and Ronnie Lippett. Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Corsi and boxer Richie Lamontagne were also in attendance. Flutie and his wife Laurie started the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism in 2000 in honor of their son who was diagnosed with autism at age 3. "Dougie lives life with a smile on his face. He is non-verbal so his communicative skills aren't good—he …
Monday, January 23, 2012
There may be a race for Planning Board after all. Framingham Patch is hearing both Cheryl Tully Stoll and Ned Price are looking to stage write-in campaigns for one of the two seats up in the April 3 election
Our daily column, 5 Things You Need to Know Today, will help you to get your day started and offer you some fodder for water cooler conversation. 1. Unless your were hibernating yesterday, the New England Patriots defeated the Baltimore Ravens to earn a spot in Super Bowl XLVI. Framingham Patch would love to see your photos celebrating and watching yesterday's game - be it in your living room, at a local pub or even in Foxboro. Upload them here! And just in case you fell asleep before the end of the NFC Championship game - the 49ers lost to the NY Giants in overtime, so it it will be a repeat of Super Bowl XLII - this time with a better result! Go Patriots! 2. Today is Chinese New Year! This is the year of the dragon. According to Chinese …
Thursday, April 7, 2011
An all-star squad of the Framingham Police Athletic League (P.A.L.) played a game of basketball against New England Patriots players last night at Framingham High.
An all-star squad of the Police Athletic League played against New England Patriots players last night at Framingham High. The honorary coach of the P.A.L team was recently retired Framingham Parks & Recreation employee Tom Click. Framingham Police Chief Steven Carl presented Click with a plaque and State Sen. Karen Spilka read a proclamation for Click, before tip-off. Click was the director of the P.A.L. for 40 years. Patriots players included lineman Mike Wright, lineman Sebastian Vollmer, back-up quarterback Brian Hoyer, wide receiver Darnell Jenkins and linebacker Jerod Mayo. P.A.L. all-stars were: Manuel Betemit, Erik Fuentes, Raymond Garcia, Gino Golston, Archie Mitchell, Alex Montero, Xavier Perez, Alberis Perez, Brandon Poutillo, …
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