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Foley to Investigate $2 Billion Springfield Courthouse Deal

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A $2 billion contract was awarded for an investigation into the Springfield courthouse deal. The Division of Capital Asset Management and Liberty Junction/CoJo Partners were awarded the contract. The investigation is being called into question by calls from GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue, who urged U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to probe the matter.

From bostonherald.com

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The investigation focuses on the lucrative contract and the political connections surrounding the deal. Concerns have been raised regarding the business partnership's ties to political insiders, including the co-ownership of Liberty Junction by individuals connected to the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority.

The Healey administration allegedly provides funds for the Springfield courthouse amidst ongoing issues. State emergency order mandates substance reclassification in Springfield, Massachusetts.

From bostonherald.com

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  • FoleyIs involved in the investigation into the Springfield courthouse deal.

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