More homeless refugees have been moved into Framingham hotels 'stretching' support
FRAMINGHAM — The number of homeless refugees that have been moved into Framingham has more than doubled this week, as two new waves of migrant fami...
FRAMINGHAM — The number of homeless refugees that have been moved into Framingham has more than doubled this week, as two new waves of migrant families were brought by the state to local hotels. During Wednesday's School Committee meeting, Mayor Charlie Sisitsky said 10 new families were moved into the city the previous day, and that eight more were moved in on Wednesday. It wasn't immediately unclear how many migrants in all are part of those 18 families. "I want to alert everybody that this is a serious problem," Sisitsky told School Committee members.