William LaBarge: Gay town meeting member

William LaBarge feels that I may be a racist because I have my Proud To Be White page.
He's correct. I prefer white people around me. I feel safer.
Wiilie is white and he married his white husband. Willie is part of Framingham's diversity, you know, the stuff we never really wanted in our society.
I guess Willie is not proud to be white. I guess he prefers to be black. Call him transracial.
Willie lives with two other guys....one must be his husband or else it may be a menage-a-trois.
Now William LaBarge is the kind of person who most certainly and flagrantly violates
MGL 272 Section 34.
Whoever commits the abominable and detestable crime against
nature, either with mankind or with a beast, shall be punished by
imprisonment in the state prison for not more than twenty years.
It's a good thing that no one actually enforces this law, although, I'm sure our devout orthodox catholic judge David Cunis would like to.
Willie is regarded highly by other town meeting members and is applauded by most.
Given the way he dresses, I suspect one day after retiring, he will probably be opening a male bondage house. Nothing says easy bondage like short black leather. The LaBarge House of Pain.

Willie is extremely discriminatory against women. He will simply not have sex with women, no matter how beautiful or ugly they are. He seems to be allergic to vaginas.
While it's very possible that Willie has never seen a vagina except on the web, Willie's husband does not come equipped with a vagina so he only has two holes in which Willie can insert his penis in. His mouth (oral sex) or his poop hole (anal sex).
We can assume that Willie is not proud to be white, so we will pretend Willie is the dark skinned guy.
The two images below show the possible technique for Willie to give his loving man his love.

STEP 1: Use your right index finger to locate the poop hole

STEP 2: Gently insert penis in poop hole and proceed in and out

STEP 3: Lick your right index finger in success.

Yummy, Yummy, Yummy
I got love in my tummy

One of the frequent problems encountered by gay men is that they may want sex about 16 hours after their partner had a heavy meal, and they're close to a bowel movement. Willie will first have to ask his beloved to make room for Willie's dick. For this I recommend:

Enema FAQ

Enema FAQ
I assume that Willie uses a condom, or else he has to clean all that nasty gooey smelly brown stuff off his dick.
If I am wrong about these techniques, perhaps Willie can send me a video of the correct techniques.
If you find this technique rather tasteless, then you can try the oral sex way, but always take your Miracle Fruit Tablets so that you are left with a sweet taste in your mouth. And always remember where that dick has been in the recent past.
Of course, homosexuality is the epitomy, the pinnacle of sexism. Thou shall not make love to women because they may have cooties?

Framingham School Committee Member in The Middle of Dog Fight August 11, 2021

Susan Petroni, Framingham Source Editor 508-315-7176 Framingham Source

FRAMINGHAM - A Framingham School Committee member said his mental health is suffering as his tenant, who lives in the basement of his house, has just too many dogs.
District 9 School Committee member William LaBarge speaking at a Board of Health meeting Monday night said the battle over the dogs even escalated into police arresting him and his tenant Ken Colley.
The Framingham Board of Health, down a member, voted unanimously last night 2-0 to deny a kennel permit to Colley, who has at least 8 dogs and has been breeding dogs for a couple of years.
Labarge told SOURCE this morning that he met Colley online and in 2013, he agreed to let him move in "rent free" into his basement.
Labarge said he had come for a visit a year earlier from Virginia, and that Colley gave him "90 minutes notice he was showing up" and moving in back in 2013.
Labarge and his husband Jerry Ferrazza, who owns the property at 11 East Street, were okay with a couple of dogs, but not how many there are now.
Labarge said Colley "would have been homeless" if we didn't let him move in.
Labarge said when Colley first arrived he had one dog.
"I was fine with one dog," said Labarge. "Two dogs was okay, but three was pushing it."
Last night Colley told the Board of Health he had 8 to 9 dogs. The dogs were loud and barking during the Zoom meeting.
Labarge said the three dogs were bad but everything got worse when Colley decided he was going to breed the dogs around 2019. Not just one litter of puppies but two litter of puppies, said Labarge.
"All of sudden two of them (dogs) are pregnant, despite assurances he gave us that he knew how to keep that from happening," said Labarge. "When they got pregnant, that is when our life turned upside down."
Labarge said the dogs and the puppies kept getting lose and animal control got involved. He said once he talked to animal control about all the dogs, and he realized that Colley needed a license for a kennel and he did not have one.
"I informed animal control we have multiple dogs," said Labarge. "We wanted the dogs out."
At one point in the Board of Health meeting last night, Colley accused Labarge of kidnapping two of his puppies.
Labarge said he told Colley he wanted the dogs out.
"I gave two of the puppies away," said Labarge.
Labarge said that Colley was not charging for the puppies, and was giving them away, and since he and his husband wanted the dogs out of the house, he gave away two of them.
"I just wanted them out of my house," said Labarge.
"He demanded I get them back," said Labarge.
Colley told the Board of Health that he is selling the puppies for $700 and that Labarge "kidnapped" those two, and he has lost $1,400.
Labarge said Colley did not start selling the puppies until the second litter was born in May.
At one point between 2019 and now, the battle over the dogs escalated to police officers at 11 East Street and arrests.
Labarge said he was charged with domestic assault & battery, and that Colley was charged with domestic assault & battery, assault and battery on an individual over age 60, and assault and battery on an individual with a disability.
The arrests did not appear in the public police log, as they were both charged with domestic assaults. Under state law, domestic assaults do not appear in the log. Police determined it was a domestic as both individuals live in the same "household." The only relationship is landlord and tenant.
Labarge said his he was released on his own recognizance and walked home from the Framingham Police station. he said Colley was in jail for a few days and that he and his husband bailed him out on Saturday evening as he had "no money."
Labarge said the charge against him was dismissed.
Labarge said Colley is still not paying rent and he would prefer to "evict him."
He told the Board of health last night "I want the dogs G-O-N-E, gone!"
This morning Labarge told Source "I do not wish to have a pack of dogs in my house. It has been horrible for me."
Labarge said the City should help to enforce the kennel and dog laws and have the dogs removed from his house.
The City has denied the kennel license, and the Board of health upheld that decision in an unanimous vote last night.
Colley told the Board of Health he adopted Shoeshine after the dog was nearly killed by a coal truck in Kentucky.
The other dogs are Bear, Duke, a Great Pyrenees.
Labarge said in 2019, Colley added Charlotte and Fiona, and started breeding.
There were six puppies born and then four puppies arrived, but then Fiona's lost three puppies, and Labarge gave away two puppies.
At one point during the meeting last night, the Animal Control Officer Kathy MacKenzie was asked to give her report.
She accused Colley of inbreeding the puppies.
Colley said that was a lie and that Officer Mackenzie hated him.
Colley told the Board of Health and Officer MacKenzie "Go to hell! F#*& all of you!" and then left the Zoom meeting.

Framingham School Committee Member in The Middle of Dog Fight	August 11, 2021
Susan Petroni, Framingham Source Editor 508-315-7176	Framingham Source
FRAMINGHAM - A Framingham School Committee member said his mental health is suffering as his tenant, who lives in the basement of his house, has just too many dogs. District 9 School Committee member William LaBarge speaking at a Board of Health meeting Monday night said the battle over the dogs even escalated into police arresting him and his tenant Ken Colley. The Framingham Board of Health, down a member, voted unanimously last night 2-0 to deny a kennel permit to Colley, who has at least 8 dogs and has been breeding dogs for a couple of years. Labarge told SOURCE this morning that he met Colley online and in 2013, he agreed to let him move in "rent free" into his basement. Labarge said he had come for a visit a year earlier from Virginia, and that Colley gave him "90 minutes notice he was showing up" and moving in back in 2013. Labarge and his husband Jerry Ferrazza, who owns the property at 11 East Street, were okay with a couple of dogs, but not how many there are now. Labarge said Colley "would have been homeless" if we didn't let him move in. Labarge said when Colley first arrived he had one dog. "I was fine with one dog," said Labarge. "Two dogs was okay, but three was pushing it." Last night Colley told the Board of Health he had 8 to 9 dogs. The dogs were loud and barking during the Zoom meeting. Labarge said the three dogs were bad but everything got worse when Colley decided he was going to breed the dogs around 2019. Not just one litter of puppies but two litter of puppies, said Labarge. "All of sudden two of them (dogs) are pregnant, despite assurances he gave us that he knew how to keep that from happening," said Labarge. "When they got pregnant, that is when our life turned upside down." Labarge said the dogs and the puppies kept getting lose and animal control got involved. He said once he talked to animal control about all the dogs, and he realized that Colley needed a license for a kennel and he did not have one. "I informed animal control we have multiple dogs," said Labarge. "We wanted the dogs out." At one point in the Board of Health meeting last night, Colley accused Labarge of kidnapping two of his puppies. Labarge said he told Colley he wanted the dogs out. "I gave two of the puppies away," said Labarge. Labarge said that Colley was not charging for the puppies, and was giving them away, and since he and his husband wanted the dogs out of the house, he gave away two of them. "I just wanted them out of my house," said Labarge. "He demanded I get them back," said Labarge. Colley told the Board of Health that he is selling the puppies for $700 and that Labarge "kidnapped" those two, and he has lost $1,400. Labarge said Colley did not start selling the puppies until the second litter was born in May. At one point between 2019 and now, the battle over the dogs escalated to police officers at 11 East Street and arrests. Labarge said he was charged with domestic assault & battery, and that Colley was charged with domestic assault & battery, assault and battery on an individual over age 60, and assault and battery on an individual with a disability. The arrests did not appear in the public police log, as they were both charged with domestic assaults. Under state law, domestic assaults do not appear in the log. Police determined it was a domestic as both individuals live in the same "household." The only relationship is landlord and tenant. Labarge said his he was released on his own recognizance and walked home from the Framingham Police station. he said Colley was in jail for a few days and that he and his husband bailed him out on Saturday evening as he had "no money." Labarge said the charge against him was dismissed. Labarge said Colley is still not paying rent and he would prefer to "evict him." He told the Board of health last night "I want the dogs G-O-N-E, gone!" This morning Labarge told Source "I do not wish to have a pack of dogs in my house. It has been horrible for me." Labarge said the City should help to enforce the kennel and dog laws and have the dogs removed from his house. The City has denied the kennel license, and the Board of health upheld that decision in an unanimous vote last night. Colley told the Board of Health he adopted Shoeshine after the dog was nearly killed by a coal truck in Kentucky. The other dogs are Bear, Duke, a Great Pyrenees. Labarge said in 2019, Colley added Charlotte and Fiona, and started breeding. There were six puppies born and then four puppies arrived, but then Fiona's lost three puppies, and Labarge gave away two puppies. At one point during the meeting last night, the Animal Control Officer Kathy MacKenzie was asked to give her report. She accused Colley of inbreeding the puppies. Colley said that was a lie and that Officer Mackenzie hated him. Colley told the Board of Health and Officer MacKenzie "Go to hell! F#*& all of you!" and then left the Zoom meeting.

Framingham Man in Dog Fight With School Committee Member Arrested & Charged With Animal Cruelty September 16, 2021

Susan Petroni, Framingham Source Editor 508-315-7176 Framingham Source

FRAMINGHAM - A Framingham man, who has been in a "dog fight" with a School Committee member and his husband for months, was arrested yesterday, September 15, and charged with animal cruelty.
Police arrested Kenneth Colley, 58, of 11 East Street at 20 Irving Street yesterday.
He was charged with animal cruelty, assault and battery, larceny, and disorderly conduct.
Around 10:30 a.m., a members of the Framingham Police department contacted headquarters and animal control "advise them of a male abusing a puppy."
A woman told police "she noticed a male know to her as Kenneth Colley attach a dog leash to her puppy" and then "Colley grabbed the puppy by the collar, twisted the collar and lifted the puppy in the air," according to the police report.
She told police "Colley took the puppy and attempted to run away," according to the police report.
A man ran after Colley, unattached Colley's leash to the puppy and started to run across the street, said the woman to police, according to the report.
"Colley grabbed his bike and was trying to stop him from leaving," she told police, according to the report.
The woman told police that "she ran towards and Colley punched her in the right upper arm."
Framingham Police Officers said when they arrived on Irving Street "Colley was running across Hollis Street not in a cross walk and forcing traffic to come to a stop. Colley was yelling and screaming and stated you guys have done nothing to help me get dog back. Colley's was throwing his arms in the air and traffic began slow down as cars were looking to see what was going on," according to the police report.
Colley told police officers he "sold the puppy to (the woman) and she hasn't paid me. I was trying to take my puppy back," according to the report.
The woman "pulled out her cellphone and showed me a text message from Colley that said Happy Birthday keep the puppy."
A Framingham Police Parking Enforcement Officer who was the reporting party. told police when "she was driving past the One Stop she observed Colley grab the puppy by the neck."
The enforcement officers told police "she saw Colley grab the puppy by the neck three times and immediately contacted dispatch," according to the report.
Last month, Colley and currently elected School Committee member William LaBarge and his husband Jerry Ferrazza, appeared before the Framingham Board of Health meeting over a kennel permit and a fight over dogs in the house.
The Framingham School Committee member said his mental health is suffering as his tenant, who lives in the basement of his house, has just too many dogs. LaBarge speaking at a Board of Health meeting in August said the battle over the dogs even escalated into police arresting him and his tenant Ken Colley.
The Framingham Board of Health, down a member, voted unanimously in August 2-0 to deny a kennel permit to Colley, who has at least 8 dogs and has been breeding dogs for a couple of years.
At one point during that August Board of Health meeting, Colley accused Labarge of kidnapping two of his puppies. Labarge said he told Colley he wanted the dogs out.
"I gave two of the puppies away," said Labarge.
Labarge said that Colley was not charging for the puppies, and was giving them away, and since he and his husband wanted the dogs out of the house, he gave away two of them.
"I just wanted them out of my house," said Labarge.
Colley told the Board of Health that he is selling the puppies for $700 and that Labarge "kidnapped" those two, and he has lost $1,400.
Labarge said Colley did not start selling the puppies until the second litter was born in May.
At one point between 2019 and now, the battle over the dogs escalated to police officers at 11 East Street and arrests.
Labarge said he was charged with domestic assault & battery, and that Colley was charged with domestic assault & battery, assault and battery on an individual over age 60, and assault and battery on an individual with a disability.
The arrests did not appear in the public police log, as they were both charged with domestic assaults. Under state law, domestic assaults do not appear in the log. Police determined it was a domestic as both individuals live in the same "household." The only relationship is landlord and tenant.
Labarge said his he was released on his own recognizance and walked home from the Framingham Police station. he said Colley was in jail for a few days and that he and his husband bailed him out on Saturday evening as he had "no money."
Labarge said the charge against him was dismissed.

Framingham Man in Dog Fight With School Committee Member Arrested & Charged With Animal Cruelty	September 16, 2021
Susan Petroni, Framingham Source Editor 508-315-7176	Framingham Source
FRAMINGHAM - A Framingham man, who has been in a "dog fight" with a School Committee member and his husband for months, was arrested yesterday, September 15, and charged with animal cruelty. Police arrested Kenneth Colley, 58, of 11 East Street at 20 Irving Street yesterday. He was charged with animal cruelty, assault and battery, larceny, and disorderly conduct. Around 10:30 a.m., a members of the Framingham Police department contacted headquarters and animal control "advise them of a male abusing a puppy." A woman told police "she noticed a male know to her as Kenneth Colley attach a dog leash to her puppy" and then "Colley grabbed the puppy by the collar, twisted the collar and lifted the puppy in the air," according to the police report. She told police "Colley took the puppy and attempted to run away," according to the police report. A man ran after Colley, unattached Colley's leash to the puppy and started to run across the street, said the woman to police, according to the report. "Colley grabbed his bike and was trying to stop him from leaving," she told police, according to the report. The woman told police that "she ran towards and Colley punched her in the right upper arm." Framingham Police Officers said when they arrived on Irving Street "Colley was running across Hollis Street not in a cross walk and forcing traffic to come to a stop. Colley was yelling and screaming and stated you guys have done nothing to help me get dog back. Colley's was throwing his arms in the air and traffic began slow down as cars were looking to see what was going on," according to the police report. Colley told police officers he "sold the puppy to (the woman) and she hasn't paid me. I was trying to take my puppy back," according to the report. The woman "pulled out her cellphone and showed me a text message from Colley that said Happy Birthday keep the puppy." A Framingham Police Parking Enforcement Officer who was the reporting party. told police when "she was driving past the One Stop she observed Colley grab the puppy by the neck." The enforcement officers told police "she saw Colley grab the puppy by the neck three times and immediately contacted dispatch," according to the report. Last month, Colley and currently elected School Committee member William LaBarge and his husband Jerry Ferrazza, appeared before the Framingham Board of Health meeting over a kennel permit and a fight over dogs in the house. The Framingham School Committee member said his mental health is suffering as his tenant, who lives in the basement of his house, has just too many dogs. LaBarge speaking at a Board of Health meeting in August said the battle over the dogs even escalated into police arresting him and his tenant Ken Colley. The Framingham Board of Health, down a member, voted unanimously in August 2-0 to deny a kennel permit to Colley, who has at least 8 dogs and has been breeding dogs for a couple of years. At one point during that August Board of Health meeting, Colley accused Labarge of kidnapping two of his puppies. Labarge said he told Colley he wanted the dogs out. "I gave two of the puppies away," said Labarge. Labarge said that Colley was not charging for the puppies, and was giving them away, and since he and his husband wanted the dogs out of the house, he gave away two of them. "I just wanted them out of my house," said Labarge. Colley told the Board of Health that he is selling the puppies for $700 and that Labarge "kidnapped" those two, and he has lost $1,400. Labarge said Colley did not start selling the puppies until the second litter was born in May. At one point between 2019 and now, the battle over the dogs escalated to police officers at 11 East Street and arrests. Labarge said he was charged with domestic assault & battery, and that Colley was charged with domestic assault & battery, assault and battery on an individual over age 60, and assault and battery on an individual with a disability. The arrests did not appear in the public police log, as they were both charged with domestic assaults. Under state law, domestic assaults do not appear in the log. Police determined it was a domestic as both individuals live in the same "household." The only relationship is landlord and tenant. Labarge said his he was released on his own recognizance and walked home from the Framingham Police station. he said Colley was in jail for a few days and that he and his husband bailed him out on Saturday evening as he had "no money." Labarge said the charge against him was dismissed.

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