Framingham Negotiating 50-Year Water Agreement With Sherborn Development
editor FRAMINGHAM – “The City of Framingham has been asked to enter into an intermunicipal agreement (IMA) with the Town of Sherborn to extend MWRA water service from Framingham to a…
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Moody’s Assigns 3rd Highest Rating to City of Framingham, Due to Above-Average But Manageable Debt
In full transparency, portions of this report are a press release from Moody’s Investors Service which was submitted to SOURCE through its business wire service. *** FRAMINGHAM – Moody’s Investors…
Residents Ask Councilors About Coronavirus, Vaccines, Budget, Water & Sewer Rates, and Purchasing A Swimming Pool During Community Hour
By Luke Canavan *** FRAMINGHAM – At-Large Framingham City Councilors George P. King Jr. and Janet Leombruno held a virtual Community Zoom Hour last night February 11, to take questions…
OP-ED: Why Mayor Spicer’s Proposal To Cut $800,000 From Framingham School Budget is Problematic in COVID-19 Times
By Adam Freudberg & Geoffrey Epstein *** FRAMINGHAM – The Mayor and the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) recently proposed cutting $800,000 from the school district budget to partially and temporarily…
City Council to Hold Emergency Meeting Tuesday To Discuss Spicer Administration’s $2.5 Million Shortfall
FRAMINGHAM – The 11-member City Council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss Mayor Yvonne Spicer’s administration’s $2.5 million shortfall in the water & sewer fund on Tuesday night, announced…
OP-ED: Even If Council Bails Out City’s $2.5 Million Shortfall, Still Possible Taxpayers See Double-Digit Water & Sewer Rate Increases
By George P. King Jr. *** FRAMINGHAM – I was stunned to find out this week that the administration needs $2.5 million more to bail out the water and sewer…