She got her paramedic license back several months ago. In regards to MCAD (Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination) docket #21BEM02366, got a large settlement from the Town of Natick.  In 2022, she applied for licensure as a Social Worker. A current license lookup shows nobody with her name is registered in the state as a LCSW.

In this case, the building will remain, the interior space, essentially an office and auditorium space used historically, will be converted into high density housing. This plan is less egregious than other proposals, but we are concerned as this is right smack dab in the highest traffic intersections of DTF. You’ll notice that the argument

Applying for their license to serve food on premises (CV license), is Murphy’s Eats & Treats. They already have operations in Ashland, and from the looks of it, this operation will be very similar in nature. The business has obtained a 5 year lease with Charles Rosseau, the owner of the building that formerly housed

UPDATE: The post below came out on Aug 8, 2023, on Aug 18th we provide the following update… The petitioner for this plan, has decided to make ‘changes to both the site plan and the building’, this is in response to feedback the building owner had received. We feel it is likely because we called

Spicer has been names as the new executive director of Life Science Cares Boston, a nonprofit aiming to leverage ” the power of the life science industry to solve one of our most intractable social issues—poverty”. PRESS RELEASE: Dr. Yvonne M. Spicer Appointed Executive Director of Life Science Cares Boston News | August 15, 2023 Former City

On Wed Aug 9, the matter of historic reuse/demolition delay goes before the Historical Commission who will decide whether the 1890 Emma Knight House, an old Victorian house, which has been more recently converted into a large multi family, has enough historical significance, that a planned demolition should be delayed for a period of time,

I was introduced to a bit of Framingham history, located just over the border in Sherborn. Over the weekend I walked the grounds of the Clara Burton Cemetery, a sacred, and a bit eerie place. While I didn’t take many pictures while there, I would recommend anyone wanting to experience a bit of a different

In September 2022 in a public meeting, Dudley Stephan thought nobody was watching, he gloated about his plan to turn what once was a large farm on the north side, into a housing development, which he described as ‘not Millwood’, but essentially it is Millwood with thick eau de cowshit wafting in the open windows

Some of the expenses off the bat – post the $2,000,001 purchase of 188 Concord St, the building to serve as “new city hall”. And some designs… for the first floor.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – 8/1/2023For further information, contact:Susan Scully PetroniCity of Framingham Public Information Officerspetroni@framinghamma.gov508-782-8629 FRAMINGHAM – Since Friday night, Mayor Charlie Sisitsky, First Lady Robin Kaye, elected City leaders, the legislative delegation, and others have been providing medical assistance, food, clothing, and other immediate needs to about a dozen asylum-seeking families in Framingham, placed

The following responsive documents cover 2022 and 2023. 150 calls are documented. In other news – they are looking for a property manager in a job posted yesterday. In this role, you will be responsible for ENTER NUMBER OF UNITS HERE apartment units and manage a staff of at least 5.

At some point between July and October, the town of Natick hired a private law firm to conduct an investigation into whether or not the town sexual harassment policy was violated. This was not an investigation into the incident itself which is an important distinction. The Firm that conducted the investigation was Crevier & Ryan LLP