By Rick McKenna *** FRAMINGHAM – Framingham’s Question #3 has certainly garnered an expansive amount of public discourse, and unfortunately, much debate has evolved into personal attacks. One would think…
By Magda Janus *** FRAMINGHAM – On paper the Community Preservation Act sounds like a fabulous idea. A relatively small tax on real estate, with up to 20% matching tax…
By Frederic A. Wallace *** FRAMINGHAM – On November 3rd, the citizens of Massachusetts will go to the polls in a General Election. Here in Framingham the last item on…
Press release was submitted to SOURCE by a member of the Yes for the CPA group FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham Public Library is hosting a one-hour virtual community meeting for…
By Steve Kruger and Kevin Crotty FRAMINGHAM – In 2001 a ballot question offered the voters in the Town of Framingham the opportunity to adopt the Community Preservation Act (CPA).…
By Jack Patrick Lewis *** FRAMINGHAM – I have the great honor of representing both Framingham and Ashland on Beacon Hill. It has given me the opportunity to see close-up…
By Bill Lynch *** FRAMINGHAM – Preserving open space. Restoring historical properties. Helping community housing. Sexy isn’t it. And I say sexy because it’s sexy for people to want to…
FRAMINGHAM – Framingham voters will see three ballot questions, not two, on the November ballot, after the 11-member Framingham City Council voted unanimously to put the Community Preservation Act on…
FRAMINGHAM: Since the enactment of the statewide Community Preservation Act in the year 2000, cities and towns have had an opportunity to invest in their communities by making 1% to…
FRAMINGHAM – As a retired Framingham City Planner and longtime resident, I strongly support the passage of CPA in Framingham. Some worry now is not the time to move ahead.…
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