VIDEO: Warren Tours East Framingham Sewer Project in Saxonville
U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, said like the sewer work Framingham is doing, Massachusetts and America need to make infrastructure improvements a priority just as China has made it a priority.
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U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, said like the sewer work Framingham is doing, Massachusetts and America need to make infrastructure improvements a priority just as China has made it a priority.
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U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren brought her "Rebuild Now" tour to Framingham.
Framingham Selectmen Chair Charlie Sisitsky explained to Warren how making infrastructure improvements, like the East Framingham Sewer Project, is saving the Town of Framingham money over the long haul.
State Rep. Tom Conroy, whose new district includes Saxonville in Framingham, discussed the importance for infrastructure improvements to generate jobs and improve the economy.
Warren also spent time with Framingham Selectman Dennis Giombetti and employees from Gioioso and Sons, who were contracted to upgrade the 80-year old sewer line.
Chris Gagen
12:26 am on Sunday, August 12, 2012
Wish she stopped into CJ's..... I created 20 jobs in the worst economy in almost a century! She should be up at my shop patting me on the back and buying a sandwich!
Joe Rizoli
1:30 am on Sunday, August 5, 2012
Could you pick a noiser area for recording this video?
Get us out of all our foreign wars and we will have enough money to fix ALL our roads, bridges and infrastructure. We bomb the hell out of Iraq and now paying billions to rebuild it. We send BILLIONS over to Israel, they have new roads and housing and our roads go to hell. Nothing wrong with that picture. We guard the poppy fiels in Afganistan to protect the drug trade. Then you wonder why our roads and bridges are going to hell. We don't have our priorities straight. Rebuild America FIRST.
Joe Rizoli
Jim Rizoli
2:39 am on Sunday, August 5, 2012
The infrastructure is so broken down it will take billions to fix.
So we actually have two problems.....a system falling apart too quickly, and no money to fix it. This is what happens when maintenance is deferred on projects for years.
The final bill to fix it is huge.
Jim@ccfiile.com
Dave Lenane
11:06 am on Sunday, August 5, 2012
Maybe some of the Olympic Athletes will donate the money they receive in tax breaks from our wannabe Senators to fix it! We could call it "The Golden Mile"...or "LeBron Lane"....