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  • Framingham Children’s Mental Health Forum

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Representative Pam Richardson and the Children’s Mental Health Campaign invite you to the Framingham Children’s Mental Health Forum, Friday, October 24, 9-10:30am at the Memorial Building, Blumer Community Room, 150 Concord Street, Framingham MA 01701.

    The time is now to share your story, speak out for reform, learn about Chapter 321  (An Act Relative to Children’s Mental Health) and Make children’s mental health care better together.

    A light breakfast will be served.

    For more information and to RSVP please contact: Matt Noyes, Children’s Health Coordinator, Health Care For All, 617-275-2939 or mnoyes@hcfama.org or visit http://www.ChildrensMentalHealthCampaign.org

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    News Staff

    October 23, 2008
    Health & Fitness
    mental health, pam richardson
  • State Representative Pam Richardson Hosts Global Warming Discussion Tuesday, July 1st

    Environment Massachusetts Rep leading discussion

    June 30, 2008  (15:13:16 EST)

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Representative Pam Richardson (D-Framingham) will be hosting a discussion about the Global Warming Solutions Act which is currently pending in the State Legislature. A representative from the Advocacy Group, Environment Massachusetts will be leading the discussion.

    “The state of our environment and the impact of carbon emissions on climate change is something we cannot ignore,” said Richardson (D-Framingham). “Having this discussion in Framingham will allow my constituents the opportunity to discuss Global Warming and learn about the ways in which we can work together to address this important issue.”

    The Global Warming Solutions Act would require a 20ut in state carbon emissions below 1990 levels by the year 2020, and an 80 0rop by 2050. This initiative would allow the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs to take steps necessary to reduce emissions. The bill has passed the Massachusetts Senate, and the House awaits the opportunity to vote on this measure.

    The discussion will take place on Tuesday, July 1st from 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. at Representative Richardson’s district office which is located at 25 Nicholas Road, the Pinefield Shopping Center, in Framingham.

    All are welcome to attend this important discussion. For more information contact Jake Oliveira at 508-405-0968.

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    News Staff

    June 30, 2008
    Public Meetings
    Global Warming Solutions Act, pam richardson
  • Annual Town Election Results (2006)

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Voter turnout was 16 percent in Framingham’s annual election.

    Winners were: Board of Selectmen: Jason Smith; Planning Board: Tom Mahoney and Carol Spack; School Committee: Pam Richardson and Andy Limeri; Keefe Tech School Committee: Nelson Goldin, Argentina Arias, and Esther Hopkins; Town Moderator: Joel Winett.

    At the first Board of Selectmen meeting following the election, Dennis Giombetti was voted chair.

    The detailed official results of the 2006 Annual Town Election on April 4, 2006 can be found on the town gevernment website.

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    News Staff

    April 9, 2006
    Politics
    2006, Andy Limeri, Argentina Arias, Carol Spack, Dennis Giombetti, Esther Hopkins, Jason Smith, Joel Winett, Nelson Goldin, pam richardson, Tom Mahoney, town election
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