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Jim Haddadin Daily News Staff @JimHaddadin FRAMINGHAM — Working in the church and traveling around the country as a youth mentor, Joshua Horrigan said it became clear to him that a new generation of leaders is needed in government. The country’s political system pits people against one another, Horrigan said, hurting those who are most in need of help. "One thing that I've seen over these last years as I've gotten older is that there is a problem with the system,” Horrigan said, “not necessarily with the people.” Horrigan, 25, said the time has come for members of his generation to take responsibility for their future. And he hopes to begin that work in his hometown. Horrigan, the youngest of seven candidates vying to be Framingham’s mayor, discussed his decision to run for office and his vision for the community during an interview last week with staff from the Daily News. While he lacks political and managerial experience, Horrigan said his time in the church gives...

An episode of mysterious convergences and heartbreaking closure. F our episodes to go. Just four. And I don’t know about you, but every time I sit down to watch a new hour of Twin Peaks , I am the best kind of nervous because, honestly, this whole world Lynch and Frost have been showing us, it spins on a dime, it can be anything from one minute to the next. As last week’s phenomenal episode proved , it only takes one single scene – like Andy in The Fireman’s abode, or Sarah Palmer in the Elks’ bar – to completely change everything. And with dozens upon dozens of scenes yet to come, we might be near the end but we’re nowhere near done with Twin Peaks , or, rather, Twin Peaks is nowhere near done with us.We begin this week in the Town of Twin Peaks. Nadine is walking down the side of the highway with a gold shovel in her hands and a determined smile on her face. She arrives as Big Ed’s Gas Farm. We’ve been wondering if they were still together, as we haven’t actually seen them together ...