See our initial post on the administrative leave back a month ago:

All legal filings in this matter are up to date as of Feb 15, 2024

 Please note that the Fire Department transitioned Record Management Software on 9/13/2022 from “FireHouse” to “ESO Fire RMS”.  Therefore, there are three reports for Calendar Year 2022 – one for FireHouse (1/1/2022-9/12/2022), one for ESO (9/13/2022-12/31/2022), and a compilation totaling for 2022. 2023 2022 2021

“Due to the need of several interested parties, the operational portion of the fire report for this fire is being released.  Per G. L. c. 4, § 7(26)(f), and lack of an actual record of such, the Fire Origin & Cause investigation portion of the report will be released when the investigation is complete.”

Last month, John Reardon of Millis, MA, formerly a long term resident of a SMOC shelter in Framingham, called threatening and hateful messages into several synagogues south of the Boston area. At the time of his arrest he was living in a SMOC facility in Millis. See our Jan 29th post, ‘Man calling in threats

In an undercover sting, a health department informant finds store illegally selling menthol cigarettes, under code phrase “Small Mango”. This isn’t DTF. This is in Nobscot… north side, at the Nobscot Convenience Store. Menthol cigarettes have been made illegal for sale in Massachusetts. It is illegal to sell out of state cigarettes and these are

All text and images came to us via an anonymous source via email. Keep that in mind when judging the credibility of the info below the line. ————– ———— ————- ———– ————- “You can post this fully as you do research if needed…. There is more to this story. There is rampant rumor “around town”

On February 6, 2024, in a meeting which drew hundreds of of observers due to the topic of safety in our public schools, a group of anti-Semites and White Nationalists descended via on the Framingham City Council chambers. Via fake names and potentially fake addresses, each stepped out from the shadows and spewed three minutes

City seeks CPA funds to preserve and make more accessible, the Memorial Building. Making public spaces accessible and maintaining for years to come, shouldn’t be done if funds are handed to them. It should be done as part of public policy and maintaining facilities. Per the presentation below, “The Mayor has made the restoration and

MOU LINK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U_ai9v0nrMKg7c7uLAiBcAExVr-JF4kw/view Code of Character, Conduct & Support link: https://www.framingham.k12.ma.us/Page/8691 Oerview of M.G.L. c. 71, §37H link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QA6z4hl2j4eSy5klJXsGoUhgRdewTUvs/view?usp=sharing Massachusetts Discipline Laws link: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-law-about-student-discipline Advisory from Legal Counsel Attorney Philip Benjamin link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K5bXAGurIu7204bcEajmI3Jj5juxpKEx/view?usp=sharing

If the Community Preservation Commission (CPC) greenlights the project for Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds and City Council concurs, this project will be fast-tracked into reality. Without CPA funds, this proposal could languish for years.

SEE THE EARLIER COURT DOCS AND COVERAGE VIA LINK BELOW

NEW PHOTOS ADDED 2/5/2024:Click to enlarge The duplex condominium is located at 3 Ellis Street is listed as being owned by Danilo Martinez & Deysi Salguero who reside in unit B. Unit A has been owned by Ezatossadat Sohi since 2013. The building itself was built in 1897, well before the Wetlands Protection Act became