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Fall River sees more than double the COVID-19 cases compared to yesterday
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 6,488 total cases of COVID-19 have…
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Storm forecast, school closures, parking bans announced for greater Fall River area
Here is an update on today’s nor’easter. SCHOOLS According to Superintendent Matthew Malone, tomorrow will be a snow day for…
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Charlton Memorial Hospital receives first COVID-19 vaccines in Fall River
The first COVID-19 vaccines began to arrive in Massachusetts on Monday, but Tuesday was Fall River’s turn. 96-year-old veteran Margaret…
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Winter Storm Warning issued for southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island as nor’easter details refined ahead of storm
As a major storm is expected to be headed our way, the forecast has become more refined. A Winter Storm…
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New rules for live teaching in Massachusetts meant to limit student isolation
By Katie Lannan DEC. 15, 2020…..New regulations adopted Tuesday after fraught discussion about student mental health and the concerns of…
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Massachusetts current COVID-19 hospitalizations passes 1,800, U.S. passes 300,000 deaths
Massachusetts saw yet another increase in hospitalizations and positive test rate in Tuesday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 3,720 more…
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Fall River COVID-19 deaths pass 200, cases approaching 6,400
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 6,359 total cases of COVID-19 have…
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Fall River South Branch Library closing
A Fall River library will be saying goodbye. The Fall River Public Library has announced that the South Branch location…
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UPDATE: Fall River issues parking ban, parking spot rules, trash pickup, closures, COVID-19 testing ahead of nor’easter storm
Fall River, MA – Mayor Paul Coogan has announced a citywide parking ban, which will go into effect beginning Wednesday,…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 current active cases increase again to over 72,000, current hospitalizations near 1,800
Massachusetts saw yet another increase in hospitalizations and active cases in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 3,572 more positive…
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