THE POST BELOW IS FROM MAY 2022. On March 13, 2023, the 5-Investigates investigative journalist Mike Beaudet of WCVB filed the following FOIA request. Per the June 2022 Framingham Source article below. Sapphire Education has been involved with the hiring of some of our principals. REQUESTED BY: Christine Mulroney (FPS PRESIDENT) THE REQUEST: Contract between

On 5/10/2022 the Welcoming Ordinance Commission met to discuss a path forward in the writing of the Welcoming Immigrants Ordinance. In typical fashion, when we requested the video from the meeting they told us that it didn’t exist… so we asked again more forcefully, and suggesting that we appeal the matter to the state. The

With their two prior alcohol law violations, one just disposed of a few months ago, Tropical Cafe is at risk of losing their license to serve, for a period of time, or worse… indefinitely. The establishment has agreed to an 4 day suspension… if the board accepts the agreement.

Tonight (Monday May 23rd) at 6pm we’ll be watching – the City Council: Public Health, Safety & Transportation Subcommittee. The subcommittee, and Tracey Bryant specifically wants – to discuss the Community Preservation Commission issues. But why in this subcommittee??? The Public Health, Safety & Transportation Subcommittee of the Framingham City council is described officially as:

Because the city of Framingham overspent on a new school, and because Framingham voters thought it was a good idea to pay a CPA surcharge, and because Spicer mismanaged and blew up the water and sewer enterprise fund, and because the DPW failed to adequately maintain bridges and roads in the city, and because our

THIS IS A LONG DOCUMENT WITH NEARLY 400 PAGES. THERE ARE INTERESTING PRESENTATIONS WITH PHOTOS INTERSPERSED THROUGH THE PAGES. THIS IS MULTIPLE FILES ATTACHED SO WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY REPITITION THAT MAY OCCUR.

UPDATE ON 6/7/22 TO ADD DOCUMENTATION OF CHALLENGE COIN PURCHASE:CLICK TO ENLARGE IMAGES BELOW ORIGINAL POST ON 5/19/2022: In the fewer than 6 months of 2022, the Framingham Police Department have exceeded $200,000 in Law Enforcement Trust Fund (LETF) expenditures. The LETF is a fund of monies seized by law enforcement investigations, or from the

This project is being proposed by Raymond Boghos of 25 Channel Center St in Boston. Boghos Properties, LLC has properties in various stages of development throughout the state. The project is estimated to cost nearly $34-million. 16 South Street, LLC (The “Applicant”) is pleased to present a proposed mixed-use projected located at the above referenced

WHAT WAS REQUESTED: All police department internal affairs data submitted to the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission; please provide the data as a spreadsheet, preferably in Excel format (if the data are not available as a spreadsheet, please advise what formats are available) RESPONSE DOCUMENTS (CLICK TO ENLARGE) ACTIVE ROSTER TRANSFERRED ROSTER

On Monday May 23rd, the City Council’s Public Health Safety and Transportation subcommittee will meet and a large portion of the discussion on the agenda is the ‘CPC Progress and Plans’ to go forward. On the subcommittee is Tracey Bryant, Phil Ottaviani, and Leora Mallach. Phil sat in on the last Community Preservation Commission (CPC)

At approximately 11:30am on Wednesday May 18th it was reported to us that the call box area of the drive through of the Cochituate Road McDonalds was engulfed in flames. A vehicle fire may have caused it. Initial reports are that nobody is injured. The store will be closed for the next several hours. The

As seen in the ‘Source’ and later discussed by the Mayor – until now – we didn’t know what really happened. Scroll down. THE RESPONSE: CLICK TO ENLARGE THE PAGES BELOW

Did you see our initial post on the drones? If so – skip down and learn how the FPD blew a grant, so purchased it through the Law Enforcement Trust Fund (LETF) – an oversight free source of free money for the FPD. As former police Chief Steve Trask was leaving, he purchased 4 vehicles