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Fall River COVID-19 case count nears 11,600 on last daily report
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 announced on Thursday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 11,591 total cases of COVID-19…
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Governor Baker expanding capacity for businesses, restaurants with decrease in virus cases
Business capacity limits are being increased in Massachusetts due to a decrease in COVID-19 metrics. According to the Baker Administration,…
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Peeps are coming back with both new and classic flavors
PEEPS® are making a comeback. The candy is making a long-awaited return this Easter season. Hatching this year are new…
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Fired Fall River teacher sues city, Massachusetts Teacher Association, over termination from social media post
A Fall River teacher who was placed on leave and then fired over alleged social media posts is suing both…
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Lifestream is hiring in Fall River and offering up to $1000 new hire bonuses
There’s never been a better time to join the LifeStream team! Until February 28, 2021 LifeStream is offering a bonus…
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Massachusetts State Troopers investigating fatal pedestrian crash
A pedestrian has been killed after a late night crash on a Massachusetts highway. According to Dave Procopio of the…
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CDC: Watch Super Bowl safely, no chanting or cheering, avoid alcohol
Colin A. Young Federal health officials have advised people that they should not chant or cheer during this Sunday’s Super…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 confirmed and probable deaths pass 14,700, positive test rate drops to 3.30%
Massachusetts saw a decrease in active cases and positive test rate in Wednesday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 2,186 more positive…
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Fall River leaps past 11,500 in uptick in COVID-19 cases as more deaths are announced
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 announced on Wednesday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 11,554 total cases of COVID-19…
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Remote work growth adds dimension to tax debate as exodus of wealth from Massachusetts continues
By Matt Murphy FEB. 2, 2021…..The combination of new remote working opportunities made popular during the COVID-19 pandemic and higher…
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