The Framingham Observer
Geoff EpsteinBuilding an informed Framingham community by using public data and analytics to illuminate Framingham local government.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 197 | Subscribers | Read | framinghamobserver.substack.com |
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Framingham Zoning Board of Appeals Denies Dover Amendment Protection for Salem End Rd Development
In the final showdown at the March 11, 2026, meeting of the Framingham Zoning Board of Appeals, the board voted 3-0 to deny the developer Dover Amendment protection for the property at 356 & 368 Salem End Rd. This ended the developer’s atte...
Salem End Rd Waterfront Property Developer Hides 80% of Lease Critical to Dover Amendment Approval
In the ongoing saga of 356 & 368 Salem End Rd, which is the clear-cut waterfront property near the bridge over the Stearns Reservoir, the developer has finally disclosed some vestige of a lease with New England Center for Children (NECC).
Framingham Zoning Board of Appeals Heads for a Showdown on Salem End Rd Waterfront Property
A prior set of guest articles laid out the background to this development and environmental crisis in a quiet neighborhood on Salem End Rd at the Stearns Reservoir:
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Born in Sydney, Australia. 49 years in US. Physicist/software engineer. MA School Committee service: Newton-6 years; Framingham-4 years. Environmentalist, cook, gardener. Fascinated by Adams/Jefferson/Franklin. WW2 history buff. Community activist.
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