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LITIGIOUS FRANKIE USED HMO
RESOURCE -
e mails found to have
tufts health address!
public records request documents
HIGHLY LITIGIOUS FRANK PILLERI FROM THE NOW DEFUNCT TV3 MEDFORD USED THE E MAIL RESOURCES OF HMO TUFTS HEALTH PLAN TO DO NON-PROFIT BUSINESS. ISN'T THIS UNETHICAL?
DID OMNI-POTENT FRANKIE MAKE TV3 PART OF TUFTS HEALTH???
We'll be asking the City Lawyer and other Medford Lawyers to contact the head of Tufts Health to get to the bottom of this nonsense perpetrated by Frankie Not-so-Fabulous, Medford's biggest cyber-bully
ATTENTION:
FRANK PILLERI'S OUTRAGEOUS COMMENT: 'IF WE COOPERATE - ALL THIS GOES AWAY!
LITIGIOUS PILLERI WANTED TO SUE LAND- LORD AT 5 HIGH STREET !!!
in Pilleri's own words to the
city solicitor
REMEMBER ALBERG'S PRESENTATION ABOUT TOXIC MOLD ALLEGED BY DELUCIA AND ALBERG? THAT WAS ALLEGEDLY LIBELOUS AGAINST THE LANDLORD AT 5 HIGH STREET.
THEY BROKE THEIR PROMISE NOT TO TALK ABOUT THEIR LEASE, JUST AS THEY BROKE PILLERI'S PROMISE TO THE POLICE!
In the letter to the Solicitor, Pilleri says he has a verbal agreement not to talk about 5 High Street, then litigious HMO employee from Tufts Health, Frank Pilleri, changes his mind and threatens a lawsuit in the weekly paper!
Medford to withhold $39,000 payment from TV3, council votes to ...
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Community Newspaper C...Jun 27, 2013 - TV3 Board of Directors President Frank Pilleri said the station has fully complied with its ... Pilleri said the station is reserving the right to sue the 5 High St.landlord for its new construction funds because of the mold issues.
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Riverside Ave businesses hate TV3 and don't want ... - Medford Patch
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Patch MediaAug 12, 2013 - That's right, all over Medford we are hearing these stories about the bad neighbors that Medford Community Cablevision, Inc. have been - its staff ... thelandlord the way Frank Pilleri and his ugly crew stiffed 5 High Street for ...
TV3 has been off the air since the end of March when the station moved from its 5 High St. location after an inspection confirmed high levels of mold and air quality problems. The station then moved to 32 Riverside Ave. in an area of Medford Square not wired for Verizon or Comcast cable access.
“We built 5 High St. thinking we wouldn’t have to do another build-out at another location,” said Pilleri. “Now we have to build a new physical plant.”
Read more:http://www.wickedlocal.com/medford/news/x1580220392/Medford-to-withhold-39-000-payment-from-TV3-council-votes-to-rescind-contract#ixzz2s6WvM6Yl
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When the city heard last night that management at 5 High Street has sent a letter telling MCC TV3 NOT to contact that place of business it must have sent a chill through the citizenry. Now we need to know what really happened at 40 Canal Street, what really happened at 5 High Street, and if a board of directors called by one of their own former members are cited as "the most incompetent" how does it benefit Medford? If the TV3 president can't get along with City Councilors (Council President Maiocco had stated to Pilleri at a Council meeting "It's time for a new president of TV3; things will be a lot better down there"), landlords, ex-board members, members, and sometimes the Mayor (see comments in other publications from Pilleri about the Mayor) then maybe 57,000 people are wrong and Frank Pilleri is right. And if so, Mr. Pilleri has some swampland to sell you outside of River's Edge.
http://medford.patch.com/groups/joe-vigliones-blog/p/bp--city-council-votes-7-0-to-rescind-agreement-with-8adae98988
This is really ugly stuff, people!
“We built 5 High St. thinking we wouldn’t have to do another build-out at another location,” said Pilleri. “Now we have to build a new physical plant.”
Read more:http://www.wickedlocal.com/medford/news/x1580220392/Medford-to-withhold-39-000-payment-from-TV3-council-votes-to-rescind-contract#ixzz2s6WvM6Yl
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When the city heard last night that management at 5 High Street has sent a letter telling MCC TV3 NOT to contact that place of business it must have sent a chill through the citizenry. Now we need to know what really happened at 40 Canal Street, what really happened at 5 High Street, and if a board of directors called by one of their own former members are cited as "the most incompetent" how does it benefit Medford? If the TV3 president can't get along with City Councilors (Council President Maiocco had stated to Pilleri at a Council meeting "It's time for a new president of TV3; things will be a lot better down there"), landlords, ex-board members, members, and sometimes the Mayor (see comments in other publications from Pilleri about the Mayor) then maybe 57,000 people are wrong and Frank Pilleri is right. And if so, Mr. Pilleri has some swampland to sell you outside of River's Edge.
http://medford.patch.com/groups/joe-vigliones-blog/p/bp--city-council-votes-7-0-to-rescind-agreement-with-8adae98988
Medford to withhold $39,000 payment from TV3, council votes to rescind contract
After nearly three months of no broadcasting on TV3 and a unanimous Medford City Council vote requesting the city rescind its contract with the station, Mayor Michael J. McGlynn has decided to withhold the local access station’s quarterly $39,000 payment from the city.
This is really ugly stuff, people!
TV Board of Directors Vice President Ron Delucia said he thinks the city is trying to “blackmail” the station by withholding money unless TV3 changes the way it chooses board members.
“We’re told we have to change the makeup of the board, or we’re not going to get our money,” said DeLucia.- See more at: http://www.wickedlocal.com/x1580220392/Medford-to-withhold-39-000-payment-from-TV3-council-votes-to-rescind-contract/?tag=2#sthash.dRXOS83a.dpuf