It seems as if the town could post the list behind glass to make it vandal-proof. I'm sure the sex offenders themselves are the ones responsible for tearing down the info--who else would?

Can you post the list on this mailing list? You would really be doing a service to all the parents on it. It is difficult for me to get to the police station because I have small children. I would assume that it is perfectly legal for us to share the info among ourselves. I also subscribe to a mom's mailing list for the area and there are dozens of Framingham women on it who would be interested in getting this info as well.

Kudos to Ginger Esty for bringing this issue to our attention! It is pretty evident that the people criticizing her either don't have young children or else are completely clueless. Elise Bauman Snow

Steven W. Orr wrote:

On Wednesday, Jul 23rd 2003 at 14:01 -0400, quoth Wishnow, Michael:

=>Frankly I'm not concerned with Ms. Esty's motivation, political or
=>otherwise. In my opinion, the end justify the means. I was absolutely
=>unaware of the sex offender population in Framingham. In reading the article
=>in the Tab, I was disturbed by the fact that the registry list is frequently
=>torn down. Does anyone know whether this list can be found on the Framingham
=>Police Dept. site or http://www.framingham.com/?
=>I'm happy to know there are watch dogs like Ginger Esty in town government.

Micheal, the list is not allowed to be posted on the 'Net by the State. You can get a copy of the list by going down to the police station and
registering for your own copy. I did and I encourage you all to do the
same. It's sorted in order of street name. Very interesting reading since
the majority of the offenders are child molesters.






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