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In October of 2011 the city shut down a massage parlor at the corner of Highland Avenue and Lowell Street that was allegedly offering “happy endings.” In March, detectives arrested a woman who was allegedly providing “happy endings” but “no boom boom” at another parlor on Highland Avenue.
The recent arrest happened at 503A Medford St. in Magoun Square on May 9, according to the police report.
According to the report, detectives discovered an advertisement on backpage.com that was offering “services for a fee.”
Backpage.com has a variety of classified adds and includes an “adult” section with topics such as “escorts,” “body rubs” and “adult jobs.”According to the police report, an undercover detective responded to the ad and was quoted $80 for an hour of “massage services.”
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A 25-year-old Medford woman allegedly tried to give a massage to the “genital area” of an undercover cop at a Somerville massage parlor and offered to have sex for $500, according to a Somerville police report.
Natalia Silva, of 10 Lincoln St. in Medford was arrested May 9 at a massage parlor in Somerville at 503A Medford St. in Magoun Square, according to police.
Somerville detectives were led to the establishment after spotting an advertisement on backpage.com that was offering “services for a fee,” according to the police report. Backpage.com has a variety of classified adds and includes an “adult” section with topics such as “escorts,” “body rubs” and “adult jobs.”According to the police report, an undercover detective responded to the ad and was quoted $80 for an hour of “massage services.”

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Rockland police said they staged the undercover operation at Hunter’s apartment on Monday after an investigator with the state’s Division of Professional Licensure alerted them to an ad for “sensual erotic massage by Missy” on the website www.backpage.com. An officer called the number given in the ad and made an appointment for later in the day, police said.
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A Rockland woman was charged with offering sexual conduct for a fee after she allegedly offered a menu of sexual services to an undercover police officer on Monday. Alison E. Hunter, 26, of 63 Franklin Ave., Apt. 3, Rockland, was arraigned Tuesday on a single count of sexual conduct for a fee and released on personal recognizance. She is due back in court June 27. Rockland police said they staged the undercover operation at Hunter’s apartment on Monday after an investigator with the state’s Division of Professional Licensure alerted them to an ad for “sensual erotic massage by Missy” on the website www.backpage.com. A …

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A Rockland woman was charged with offering sexual conduct for a fee after she allegedly offered a menu of sexual services to an undercover police officer on Monday. Alison E. Hunter, 26, of 63 Franklin Ave., Apt. 3, Rockland, was arraigned Tuesday on a single count of sexual conduct for a fee and released on personal recognizance. She is due back in court June 27. Rockland police said they staged the undercover operation at Hunter’s apartment on Monday after an investigator with the state’s Division of Professional Licensure alerted them to an ad for “sensual erotic massage by Missy” on the website www.backpage.com. An officer called the number given in the ad and made an appointment for later in the day, police said. Police said an officer in plain clothes went to the address and was directed to an apartment, where he was met by a woman wearing a silky black teddy and black high boots. The woman, later identified as Hunter, told the officer that a 3 …

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Council Looks to Bring Massage Parlors Under City Control: City councilors want more municipal control over licensing massage parlors after two remained open even after employees were arrested for offering sexual favors for cash.
Melrose
Quarter-Million Bond for MHS Improvements Approved: A request to borrow $250,000 for design and project management services for renovating Melrose High School received final approval from the Melrose Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night. City officials previously told the aldermen that the renovations would take three years and could cost up to $7 million, with the city on the hook for $5 to $5.5 million of that.
Wakefield
Superintendent Landers Leaving Wakefield: Superintendent Joan Landers has been named the new superintendent of the North Middlesex Regional School District, according to the School Committee’s Executive Secretary Nancy Landry.
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Related Topics: Malden Teacher Killed, Massage Parlors Medford, Melrose High School Renovations, News, Regional News Roundup, and Wakefield Superintendent

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… We know its been an eyesore,” Brown, the Executive Broker of ERA Kirsch Real State, whose office sit across from the project building, told Waltham Patch last week. “We just want to start cleaning up the area.”
Renovations are scheduled to be completed in one month, Brown said.
While Brown said he does not currently have any new tenants lined up for the building, Compustar will be moving into 567 portion of the building, from its former 565 location. The Tiki House portion of the building will not be renovated, Brown said.
Once completed, Brown said he would like to have a bakery locate in the building, but said it is “virtually impossible,” without requesting a change of zoning rules. The City Council would have to approve such a change, according to Brown. 
Brown also ruled out several types of potential tentants, including, nail salons, hair salons, barbershops, a conveinence store or massage parlor.

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Melrose: Quarter-Million Bond for MHS Improvements Approved: A request to borrow $250,000 for design and project management services for renovating Melrose High School received final approval from the Melrose Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night.  City officials previously told the aldermen that the renovations would take three years and could cost up to $7 million, with the city on the hook for $5 to $5.5 million of that.
Malden: Flag Will Fly Over US Capitol for “Mr. Fam.” Forestdale 8th graders on their class trip to Washington, DC may have missed Paul Famiglietti’s memorial services at Malden High School last weekend, so for now, they’ll bring Malden’s flair for memorializing to the capital. An American flag will fly over the US Capitol building in honor of the hometown hero, with the class later transporting the gift home for the Famiglietti family.
Medford: Council Looks to Bring Massage Parlors Under City Control:  City councilors want more municipal control over licensing massage parlors after two remained open even after employees were arrested for offering sexual favors for cash.

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Action Plan Outlined for Scrutinized Medford Housing Authority: Three consultants and a new on-staff procurement officer are a few of the ways the Medford Housing Authority plans to address mismanagement of millions in federal funds uncovered in a recent federal audit. Medford Housing Authority Executive Director Robert Covelle outlined a 21-point action plan in response to a federal audit report during the housing authority’s board of commissioners meeting Wednesday. Despite issues raised in the audit, Covelle said the authority was in good shape financially — including a $6 million surplus — and the issues would not impact residents.
Council Looks to Bring Massage Parlors Under City Control: Three consultants and a new on-staff procurement officer are a few of the ways the Medford Housing Authority plans to address mismanagement of millions in federal funds uncovered in a recent federal audit. Medford Housing Authority Executive Director Robert Covelle outlined a 21-point action plan in response to a federal audit report during the housing authority’s board of commissioners meeting Wednesday. Despite issues raised in the audit, Covelle said the authority was in good shape financially — including a $6 million surplus — and the issues would not impact residents.

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1. Medford Youth Shares Two Prizes At Robotics Contest: Nicholas Memme of Medford, a senior at Boston College High School, helped his BC High Robotics team to a twofold victory at the Boston FIRST* Regional Robotics Competition at Boston University, Agganis Arena on March 23 and 24. Nick and 14 other members of the BC High‘s newly-formed Robotics team, under the guidance of Mr. Mark Pumphrey of Rockland, faculty moderator, worked the entire year with the help of engineers and parents, to mechanically design, build, wire, and program their prized robot, ROOK. The robot was named The ROOK because, like a rook on a chess board, it can move sideways due to the swerve drive.
2. Council Looks to Bring Massage Parlors Under City Control: City councilors want more municipal control over licensing massage parlors after two remained open even after employees were arrested for offering sexual favors for cash. Council President Robert Maiocco brought a resolution forward, asking city department heads to craft an ordinance that would bring massage therapy li …

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City councilors want more municipal control over licensing massage parlors after two remained open even after employees were arrested for offering sexual favors for cash.
Council President Robert Maiocco brought a resolution forward, asking city department heads to craft an ordinance that would bring massage therapy licensing under city authority.
The state’s Consumer Affairs Division of Professional Licensure currently handles the licensing of such establishments, but that isn’t enough Maiocco said during the council’s Tuesday night meeting.
“They just don’t have the personnel, in my opinion,” Maiocco said.
The resolution was passed unanimously by the council.
Councilor Rick Caraviello said businesses are able to skirt the state’s licensure officials by offering “body work,” instead of massage therapy. The difference: body work has no therapudic value, he said.
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Related Topics: Government, Medford Government, and massage parlors

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