Medford officials demand TV3's financial records - July 23, 2014
http://www.mass.gov/ago/contact-us.html
According to the AG’s website, MCC President Frank Pilleri submitted a petition for MCC’s dissolution June 18. In his letter, Pilleri said MCC had distributed all its assets to the city.
The petition also included a financial review by David M. Jacobson, a Salem-based CPA, indicating MCC had no remaining assets or liabilities.
City Solicitor Mark Rumley said the city took possession of equipment from TV3’s former office at 32 Riverside Ave. in January. But Rumley said the city has not received any money from MCC, nor does it know how much money, if any, the organization still has.
According to the review, MCC’s $153,532 in remaining assets as of April 30 were transferred. Jacobson said the figure represents the value of the station’s equipment that was turned over to the city, and the figure does not include any cash.According to the 990-EZ tax form Pilleri filed with the Inter
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"A new Public Records Request is being filed with Maura Healey, the new Attorney General on 1/26/16 - a year and seven months after Mark Rumley promised the citizens he would hold TV3 accountable."
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http://medford.wickedlocal.com/article/20140723/News/140729230
On July 7, Rumley sent Pilleri a letter requesting financial data from MCC and information about where it transferred remaining assets. Rumley asked to receive the records by July 24.
Rumley had not received records from MCC as of the Transcript’s Tuesday print deadline.
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