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Global law firm - K&L Gates LLP, representing counsel for Bank Defendants: (1) WELLS FARGO; (2) US BANK; & (3) CITIGROUP, receives offer to resume a legal settlement discussion after new Discovery evidences more undisclosed conflicts of interest between their clients and the presiding Massachusetts Superior Court Judge - Hon. Janice W. Howe (Ref. HARIHAR v WELLS FARGO et al, Docket No. 1981-cv-00050, Middlesex Superior Court, Woburn, MA).
According to Judge Howe's Statements of Financial Interest (SFI) -filed with the Massachusetts State Ethics Commission, the presiding judge has owned stock, financial interests, etc... with ALL three (3) named Bank Defendants since 2017. This new discovery is incremental to the Plaintiff's prior discovery which first evidenced an undisclosed conflict of interest with Judge Howe's husband - Douglas Howe, Jr., who has been a licensed Real Estate/Insurance Broker in the Town of Andover for decades. As a matter of record, Mr. Howe is (at least in part) believed to have been involved in thousands of business transactions with these National lenders.
Despite the initial conflict with her husband, Judge Howe refused to recuse and continued to rule despite clear disqualification. Now, with this new discovery, the Plaintiff is calling for Judge Howe's removal from the Bench and to re-establish jurisdiction, if Bank Defendants decline the Plaintiff's good faith offer to resume and ultimately reach a legal settlement agreement.
Click on the attached (below) to read the legal commuication delivered Friday, December 2, 2022 to K&L Gates representing attorney of record - David E. Fialkow, Esq.
To learn more about the litigation history, visit: mohanharihar.academia.edu
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wdgSnMNwWu3ub-z14Mc5E5ta7NUPngXN/view?usp=share_link
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WOBURN/WINCHESTER POP WARNER FOOTBALL
2021 Season Registration!
TUESDAY, JUNE 1st at the Woburn Senior Center, 144 School St, Woburn from 6:00-7:30 PM
• For All Grade based High School Cheerleaders and All football players that will be 12 and entering the 7th grade this fall……*** The fee is FREE OF CHARGE registration for the U12 level for 12 year olds prior to August 1st of the current year
• 2021 Registration Fee for 11 years old and under: $ 200.00 1st Child, with a maximum charge of $350.00 per family (Family is 2 or more)
Miscellaneous
Football....All Youth from Woburn-Wi******er -Arlington are welcome (No Min or Max Weight at any level) from age 5-12 years old to participate on any of our levels from our U12 - ages 11 & 12, U10 - ages 9 & 10, U8 - ages 7 & 8 and Tiny Mites 5 & 6 year old's. All Coaches are certified in Heads up Blocking and Tackling).
Checks can be made out to: Woburn P*e Wee Football and we will also accept *MasterCard, Visa and Discover*. Questions about and for Cheering at
[email protected] .
Registration and Fee can be sent to Woburn Pop Warner, P.O. Box 18, Woburn, MA 01801 or can be emailed back to
[email protected]. (forms on www. woburnpopwarner.net)
Refund Policy
Fee's are non-refundable unless due to medical reasons
Season is suspended prior to the start of the season, there is a full refund.
The Registration Return fee if a season is cancelled anytime during the season is less the initial $10 Insurance cost and $15 less each week the program has practiced
WOBURN/WINCHESTER POP WARNER FOOTBALL
REGISTRATION TUESDAY, JUNE 1ST AT THE WOBURN SENIOR CENTER
144 SCHOOL ST FROM 6:00-7:30
• For All Grade based High School Cheerleaders and All football players that will be 12 and entering the 7th grade this fall……*** The fee is FREE OF CHARGE registration for the U12 level for 12 year olds prior to August 1st of the current year
• 2021 Registration Fee for 11 years old and under: $ 200.00 1st Child, with a maximum charge of $350.00 per family (Family is 2 or more)
Miscellaneous
Football....All Youth from Woburn-Wi******er-Arlington and Lexington are welcome (No Min or Max Weight at any level) from age 5-12 years old to participate on any of our levels from our U12 - ages 11 & 12, U10 - ages 9 & 10, U8 - ages 7 & 8 and Tiny Mites 5 & 6 year olds. All Coaches are certified in Heads up Blocking and Tackling).
Checks can be made out to: Woburn P*e Wee Football and we will also accept *MasterCard, Visa and Discover*. Questions about Football....
[email protected] and for Cheering at
[email protected].
All Registration fees (both cheering and football) will have to be paid in full before we can place a participant on any cheering or football team.
Registration can also be sent to Woburn Pop Warner, 2 Eastern Ave, Woburn, MA 01801 or can be emailed back to
[email protected] (Medical forms on www. woburnpopwarner.net). Participant Certification paperwork will be mailed on sign-up
Refund Policy
Fee's are non-refundable unless due to medical reasons
Season is suspended prior to the start of the season, there is a full refund.
The Registration Return fee if a season is cancelled anytime during the season is less the initial $10 Insurance cost and $15 less each week the program has practiced
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Auditions! in person/socially distant
The original stage play, The Big White House on Main Street, set in Woburn, Ma. and written by Woburn native Ellen Murphy Cunis and Toby Tarnow and directed by Toby Tarnow, will hold auditions June 27th & 28th 2021 at the Amato Center for the Performing Arts, Milford, NH. Rehearsals begin August 22nd with an opening date of October 21st, 2021. All proceeds for this production to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley. Discount tickets for ALL Woburn residents. For information regarding this production, please visit our website at
www.thebigwhitehouseonmainstreet.com
I'm writing to see how many people are truly aware of the details of the the Vale Project to redevelop the old Kraft plant off Montvale.
https://www.thevaleboston.com/
The reason I'm asking is because I live in the only adjacent neighborhood and we just found out the details about the project recently and have some major concerns. To be clear, I am not against the redevelopment of the Kraft plant, I am just concerned about their lack of engaging the people who live in the area and some of the plans that will have a significant negative impact on the adjacent woodland areas- which will negatively impact a number of Woburn and Wi******er residents.
The main areas of concern are around their plan to clear 28 acres of forest next to the plant (see the bottom section of the image below) to develop a senior living center and townhomes with only one entrance/exit to Montvale. This will eliminate the many wildlife animals we have in the area and significantly increase traffic on Montvale.
Our neighborhood has sent multiple letters and made calls to the Mayor, City Councilors, and the Conservation Commission members asking for meetings and for our voices to be heard. Nearly all of these requests have been ignored.
Mayor Scott Galvin and City Council members, if you're seeing this all we want is a chance to shape our neighborhood for the future for all of us. Please give us that chance.
If anyone can tag the Mayor or any of the City Council members on this post I'd appreciate it. If you want to learn more please send me a direct message or e-mail me at
[email protected]. You can also check out the website crested by some Wi******er residents to improve this project (
https://www.greenthevale.com/) and you can join the upcoming Woburn Conservation Commission Meeting tomorrow night (
https://www.woburnma.gov/public-meetings/24875/) to have your voices heard.
Thanks for your support.
Several people have reached out to ask what it is that Campus Connection Consulting does.
Basically, I'm doing the legwork for parents/students. It's similar to Naviance, which some people have free access to, but others do not. I will also suggest scholarships based on a student's particular information.
I have heard of several cases where students and parents get into heated arguments over and over again because the teen doesn't want to take advice from the parents about where he/she should go. This takes that off the table because the results are from a professional. It gives families a jumping off point and lets the student have a feeling of being the one to make the choice (within the parameters that the parents have set in the initial questionnaire). At a time when the student is feeling many emotions, and preparing to be somewhat independent, it's important for him/her to feel in control of his/her academic future.
I hope this gives you a better idea of what Campus Connection Consulting offers!
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