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Crime
Fall River man sentenced to prison in crash that killed recently married Fall River, Taunton man
A 40-year-old Fall River man who left the scene of a fatal crash in June of 2018 was sentenced to…
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Massachusetts RMV to pilot drop-off registration & title services
BOSTON – The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) will on Monday, August 3rd begin to pilot drop-off registration and…
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Massachusetts man arrested and charged with attempted enticement of a minor
BOSTON – A Plainville man was arrested yesterday and charged with attempted enticement of a minor. David Cerasuolo, 47, of…
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Area placed in cone of uncertainty for tropical storm soon to be hurricane
While the storm is a long way away from New England and much can change in the coming days, the…
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Fall River loses one death in Thursday’s COVID-19 report
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 in Thursday’s report. The City saw 8 new cases in today’s report, according…
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Massachusetts reaches 1,500,000 COVID-19 tests, 15 more reported dead
Massachusetts saw a decrease in hospitalizations in Thursday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 304 more positive cases announced in the…
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New Portuguese restaurant is coming to Fall River
FALL RIVER, MA– Coastal Commercial Real Estate has announced the sale of 437 Miller Street in Fall River that will…
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Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton area cities and towns 2 week positive test rates for COVID-19
While Massachusetts has seen a marked decrease in COVID-19 cases since the height of the pandemic, some cities and towns…
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800 Dunkin’ locations expected to close in addition to previously announced 450 locations
Dunkin’ is planning on closing more locations across the United States. In this morning’s second quarter earnings results, the company…
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Massachusetts city considering city workers to replace police for routine traffic stops
Two Cambridge city councilors have proposed letting city employees respond to routine traffic stops instead of the police department. According…
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