BBB Sold to ‘Arris Partners’ Managers

It was reported in the Framingham Source that the building that formerly housed Bed Bath & Beyond has been sold for $16 million dollars. The Source stated the transaction was from 84 Worcester Road LLC to to 84 WR LLC. 84 Worcester Road LLC was a LLC out of Florida consisting of John Garofalo and

FOIA DUMP: Upcoming Marijuana Ordinance

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FOIA DUMP: Audit Firm which showed “deficiencies in internal control discovered” and hid the results away from City Council and Public, per Top Secret letter, to be retained going forward.

This single page “Management Letter” was never made public, nor was it ever intended to be made public. We were clued in to the existence of this letter when we came across an email within a records request that alluded to a letter with concerning findings on a particular date. We became concerned because, concerning

Top secret Bruce Freeman Rail Trail state level internal memos showing frustration with Spicer Administration and contingency plans to complete trail without Framingham’s rail line purchase

This is just a select few emails of 90 pages of emails that we just received from the MassDOT. Emails are not in order, but we decided to release a small dose of records in advance of our big sort on these and other documents. The full pdf download of all the pages can be

FOIA DUMP: LETF Spending by the police

LETF funds don’t need city council permission to spend and are used as needed by the police for their needs as they come up, with certain parameters. These purchases are never publicized and are only seen when requested as a public record. THIS FOIA DUMP GOES WITH THIS EARLIER REPORT LISTING LARGE VEHICLE PURCHASES The

FOIA DUMP: All Resignation Letters from November (Wood); All New Hires since July and Salaries for all Employees (Petroni)

REQUEST 1: RESPONSE 1: Attached please find the responsive documents for your request. As per previously established practice under the direction of legal counsel and the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s Division of Public Records office, the home contact, health and medical, and / or family information, as well as other details of a sufficiently personal

NEW DEVELOPMENTS: Natick’s Sex Assaulting Sergeant Expected to be Indicted; NPD Corruption likely to be discovered

DECEMBER 14 UPDATE: Grand jury proceedings for Jamie Quilty started December 13th. Indictment likely incoming. Multiple officers and dispatchers from Natick subpoenaed. NOVEMBER 15 UPDATE: Because the town had been caught in a lie wit a WBUR investigative journalist by the state public records appeals team, we were able to reopen our in-cam review of

The Final Budget, Lasting Legacy of Spicer Administration – Presentation Tonight

Typical of the Spicer administration, this presentation was uploaded in fewer than 3 hours before Finance Subcommittee Meeting. See how Spicer wants to spend your money in the future years. This budget will be presented tonight, Dec 14, 2021 shortly after 7pm. CLICK TO ENLARGE SLIDES

Chapel Hill Condo Association Annual Meeting – New Officers “Elected” without calling for Nominations from the Floor; Further Claims of Elder Abuse, Impending Lawsuits

Harassing Sr Citizens: Filing false complaint with the town regarding bad odor / rodents from unit without first reaching out to the unit owner. Instigating neighbor to sue neighbor by giving false information Try to enter unit when there is no emergency without unit owner’s permission Making repeated calls at work place asking to move

Chapel Hill Condos or should we say ‘Cover-Up Condos’

Chapel Hill East is at it again. After trying to cover up (both management and condo Board of Trustees) from the residents a serious Asbestos situation, behind-the-scenes condo fee-structuring has once again been kept from the unit owners. A few years back, during condo conversions (from commercial to residential) on the first floor at Chapel Hill East, demo was