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The mission of Nobscot Neighbors is to promote, preserve, and advocate for Nobscot, a village within Framingham, Massachusetts, and improve its quality of life for residents, businesses, institutions, and visitors. |
Nobscot's polling places are the Hemenway School at 729 Water Street, the Potter Road School at 492 Potter Road, and the King School at 454 Water Street.
You can view a listing of precinct information, with the streets sorted alphabetically, or by precinct, on the town web site.
You can also use this state web site to determine both your precinct and voting location, based on your address.
Framingham's Town Meeting members and their contact information are listed on the town web site. Members from the Nobscot area are from precincts 1, 2, 4, and 5.
Note: Precincts in some cases overlap different sections of Framingham, so not all members in the aforementioned precincts are Nobscot area residents.
The Metro West Regional Transit Authority has hourly bus service from Nobscot Village from early morning to early evening to numerous destinations around Framingham and Natick, including the shopping malls, Saxonville, and downtown Framingham. There are also routes to and from other Metrowest communities and the Woodland Green Line stop in Newton.
Charlotte A. Dunning Elementary School
Look up your street on the town web site to determine what day trash and recyclables are picked up. General trash guidelines are here.
Framingham Fire Department Station Seven is located at 789 Water Street, across from the Nobscot Shopping Center. In an emergency, always dial 911.
