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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.
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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
Please note that this email mentions an Executive Session Exemption 5 (“To investigate charges of criminal misconduct or to consider the filing of criminal complaints”) and that was later changed to accurately reflect Exemption 4 (“To discuss the deployment of security personnel or devices, or strategies with respect thereto”).
Advocates has applied to receive $75,000 of public CDBG funds to make this heartwarming project a reality. “Advocates is proposing to demolish a 200-year-old building and build a new, four-bedroom, 2,400 sq ft fully accessible group home at 693 Concord Street in Framingham, on property owned by Advocates. This project will increase the availability of
On Jan 30, 2024, the Rose Garden Apartment complex has sold from Rose Gardens LLC (VTT Management) and transferred to NC RR Framingham Apartments LLC. The complex is located at 258-262 Union Ave. Rose Garden has been on our radar for years, with complaints of rodents, swarming roaches, bad tenants, and sudden rent increases… The
First proposed several years ago due to one resident’s appeals to the, then town. The proposal has re-emerged, and proponents hope that the opposition to the plan is less feverous. Neighbors then, didn’t want to open their back yards up to public use, the already polluted wetlands, at risk, and with drug addicted vagrants living
Reardon lived in and may have been evicted from SMOC housing at 46 Pratt Street, DTF. Below you can find a complaint, of a SMOC resident who stated he “lived in fear of Reardon”. He blamed FPD Officer Susan Machado for his eviction from housing, and filed repeated complaints against her. He has been before
Ashland Select Board meeting on Wednesday April 20, 2022 at the very beginning of the meeting at 7:05 min in, there was brief off-microphone awkward discussion between the Town Manager Herbert and Chairman Joe Magnani. Magnani as you know was a former police officer in the Town use that term loosely, he was known around
What is the concern with these monies. First off – there is no oversight here. This money can be spent on just about anything. Secondly, soon it will bes budget season, and the Framingham Police will be asking for a increased budget from the city for necessities, when we now know that the department has
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On Jan 30, in City Council, the city will seek millions of dollars in cost overruns in the rehabilitation of polluted Mary Dennison Park. Nearly $20,000,000 was appropriated to the project in 2019. We expect the city to ask for an additional $17,000,000 to make the ends meet, pay the low bid contractor the initial