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IF YOU HAVEN’T READ THE ORIGINAL POST FROM OCTOBER 8 2021 PLEASE READ THE INFO IN THE PINK BOX BELOW. WE ARE POSTING THE NEW INFORMATION BELOW THE PINK BOX. ORIGINAL POST FROM 10/8/2021 Framingham Unfiltered supports Magda Janus for District 7 City Council. Janus is the underdog, yet she is supported. She has the endorsement
This single page “Management Letter” was never made public, nor was it ever intended to be made public. We were clued in to the existence of this letter when we came across an email within a records request that alluded to a letter with concerning findings on a particular date. We became concerned because, concerning
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These last minute attempts by the Spicer camp to fear-monger in the final days leading up to this election is reprehensible. This is a clear attempt to suggest to any democrat or unenrolled person, that they should consider Sisitsky a Republican. Republicans have the right to have an opinion, and the majority of Democrats, Republicans
“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance” In Framingham however, female athletes ARE discriminated against. The audit below stated that the athletic program did not
To see how the Mayor lied to both the applicant Monifa Charles as well as to the people of Framingham… Click link below:
THE REQUESTER: Elsie Nolan, Producer, WBZ-TV THE REQUEST: All records of ESSER spending within the district. Please provide the amount, vendor/employee and purpose for the expenditure. Please include unspent balances and any future ESSER spending that has been approved. Please provide in a spreadsheet when available. If spreadsheets are not available, please provide all invoices
“She made history as the first Black woman mayor popularly elected in Mass. Now, she’s the underdog in her reelection bid” The Boston Globe 10/20/2021 (LINK TO ARTICLE) It looks like Spicer went crying to the Boston Globe about having to work hard for her re-election. What the Globe published is an article that is
The following documents will be before the planning board for their approval tonight, October 20, 2021. They will be reviewing some minor and major site plan changes. The site currently currently houses, some small shops, a bank with a drive through, a Whole Foods supermarket, and a former/vacant Nissan dealership. The bank project will bring
The town of Natick is withholding the details of the crimes that have been reported to them in the two police reports noted in the letter below. It is believed that these police reports detail two assaults by Natick Firefighter Michael Abbruzzese against young women, while on dates, while intimate, cutting chunks of their long
Raymond Boghos, an apartment building developer seeks to subdivide one lot into three and build a cul-de-sac downtown immediately behind the Bullard Building in Burkis Square.We hope he spends some time down there to get to know the vagrant residents before he breaks ground.For now, the subdivision plans. The actual plans for the sit, unknown.
Beth Newman Adler is the moderator of the “Open and Honest Discourse About the Framingham MA Schools” Facebook Group. She’s a total witch to people, when they take things too far. But what happens when Beth herself starts ‘victim blaming’? Does anyone dare take a stand against her?
FIRST ON FU: A brand new concept store of Dick’s Sporting Goods is planning on arriving soon at Shoppers World. Public Lands Hub will sell outdoors cloithing and gear and will open in direct completion to REI and TJX’s Sierra Outpost. Here’s a first look… Click to enlarge the images
We are middle grounders. Some of us on the FU staff lean left and some of us lean right. The group of us are in the middle. We don’t talk national politics amongst ourselves as we are not on the same page. However we are on the same page on one thing. We want to
Just about two years ago, members of the city council were critical of the customer service they received when trying to obtain information information from the city’s administration. They complained that they would often get push back from different departments, or were told to file a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA). Often times the