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We have been made aware of a new kind marijuana business setting it’s sights on Framingham. Colors Hub and Safe Lyfe – both have submitted applications to the state’s Cannabis Control Commission and based on business registration filings appear to be the same company. One business seems to be a research/science company, and the other
On August 14, 2022 a two car crash took place on Route 9. A vehicle from the right of two turning lanes, seemed to have taken a U-turn into the car to its left. No injuries, no biggie right? Based entirely on the police report, it seems that the vehicle which caused the accident, was
Current EconoLodge owner Mukesh Patel of Dhara Inc, plans to transfer the business to Marcelo Lima of MSL Lodge, and plans to do business under this new name. The business is located at 1186 Worcester Rd. The real estate/sale portion of the transaction is expected to close on Sept 30, 2022. The new owner Marcelo
On August 17th we let you know about a local gas station that sold. The lawsuit happening in the background – was discovered even more recently. Take a look at the post below before heading back here to read the lawsuit and learn how the city was walked all over – when they could have
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In response to our request below: And a full denial of records we filed a state appeal under SPR22-1975. On 9/23/2022 the city responded to the appeal with the following letter: On March 16, 2021 we filed a request for very similar information and on April 13, 2021 we received the info below. What makes
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As we expected – the moment that CPA applications were taken – that the money would be immediately used to pay for things the city wanted – but could not use taxpayer monies on – but could use CPA taxpayer monies on. 8 projects were submitted to the CPC for eligibility determination – ones that
You would think that controversial owner Joseph Zhang, of Samba Steak and Sushi would love to have a retail marijuana establishment right next door. It would certainly bring crowds of people, as his current neighbor a salon – brings in old ladies one or two at a time. And with marijuana – comes the munchies.
Being reviewed is a proposal to bring another marijuana business to framingham, this one note on the green mile, and instead just south of DTF. The plan was filed about three weeks ago and we are getting our first look at it now. The plan is described by the applicant as “Siting of a marijuana
A FU EXCLUSIVE We received inside information a couple weeks ago that the certification for all LiDAR and radar guns utilized by the FPD for speed enforcement – had lapsed. The lapse of certifications occurred from June 24, 2022 through August 9-10, 2022 depending on the individual gun. That’s a lapse of nearly 50 days!!!
Tonight is the second read of the proposed ordinance. If this measure gets a sufficient vote – it passes and becomes effective immediately. THE MEETING TAKES PLACE ON 9/20/2022 AT 7PM.https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86487194247?pwd=STd3d2gza0lmcHJyeStIMCttYTFMQT09Passcode: 241937 You can attend the meeting by ZOOM by clicking the link above. Or you can watch it on FaceBook live – which we
Request Submitted 9/13/2022 2:43:07 PM Requester Name Sophie Esquier(Sophie Esquier is an associate representing employee benefit funds, unions, and individual employees.) Request Content This constitutes a Massachusetts Public Records Act request for a copy of project documents for construction work performed by United Traffic Control, Inc. (“United Traffic”) in Framingham, MA on Route 9 from March
In an email to her constituents – City Councillor Christine Long writes: ACTION ITEMS/DISCUSSION/VOTES5. ORDER 2022-107Upon request of the Petitioners, the matter regarding Zoning Map Change-NobscotVillage District be referred to both the Planning Board and the Planning andZoningSubcommittee. Hello Nobscot neighbors, et al, Please note Order 2022-107 above – the citizens petition as a zoning change tothe
For years and years Beth Greeley complained about little stuff that irked her to her man in the city, Mike Tusino. She circumvented the standard routes for lodging complaints and got her way, faster, and her neighbors felt the wrath of Beth, hard and fast. Beth had the building department/inspectional services director’s ear – at
