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Office of the Child Advocate issues tribute and background on David Almond
As Autism Awareness Month begins tomorrow, and the Office of the Child Advocate releases a report on David Almond’s death,…
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MassDOT outlines new work on South Coast Rail in Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Middleboro, Freetown
The MassDOT and MBTA have issued an update on what new work will be taking place on the South Coast…
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Rabbits seized from home in Fall River by Massachusetts Environmental Police
Police are issuing a reminder after pets were seized in Fall River. According to the MEP, wild rabbits that were…
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MA COVID-19 positive test rate increases to 2.55%, hospitalizations highest since March 8th
Massachusetts saw an increase in cases, average positive test rate, and hospitalizations in Tuesday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 1,683 more…
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Fall River upgrading parking meters to kiosks giving more ways to pay, more money to pay
The pictured parking meters may eventually be a thing of the past as Fall River has begun installing new parking…
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Massachusetts sees another increase in COVID-19 active cases, hospitalizations, positive test rate
Massachusetts saw an increase in active cases, average positive test rate and hospitalizations in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 1,464…
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Baker: School pool testing reveals less than 1 percent positivity rate
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today announced that data collected from its statewide, first-in-the-nation pooled testing initiative in schools across…
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Long list of pet foods recalled due to possible salmonella
Midwestern Pet Foods, Evansville, Indiana is issuing a voluntary recall of specific expiration dates of certain dog and cat food…
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Fall River woman killed, another seriously injured in Sunday highway crash
A Fall River woman has tragically lost her life in a weekend car crash. New Bedford Police and Massachusetts State…
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CDC: Halt on evictions extended past March due to continued pandemic
BOSTON – As part of the federal response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the U.S. Attorney’s Office is reminding landlords of…
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