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Governor Baker proclaims today as “Juneteenth Independence Day” in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
BOSTON – Governor Charlie Baker today issued a proclamation declaring June 19, 2020 as “Juneteenth Independence Day” in the Commonwealth…
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McDonalds expecting to hire over 250,000 workers, taking applications
As states and communities continue to re-open their economies, McDonald’s restaurants are expecting to hire approximately 260,000 restaurant employees in…
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MassDOT announces lanes closures, rolling roadblocks for Route 24 ramps, Route 44
RAYNHAM – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing overnight lane closures and rolling roadblocks on Route 44 in…
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Fall River Police Department welcomes three new officers
The City of Fall River now has three new officers on the force. Chief Cardoza and the Fall River Police…
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Uncle Ben’s, Mrs. Butterworth, Cream of Wheat following Aunt Jemima with branding changes
More companies are announcing packaging changes and reviews due to the perception that the branding could support racism. Conagra Brands,…
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Report: Motorcycle rider falls off near Veterans Memorial Bridge
An accident on the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge tonight has reportedly left one person over the side of the bridge. According…
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Fall River Waterfront Cultural District approved in hopes to bring new arts, culture, businesses
The governing board of the Mass Cultural Council has approved the proposed Fall River Waterfront Cultural District, according to a…
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Massachusetts continues slight COVID-19 case increases, decrease in hospitalizations
Massachusetts saw an increase in cases, but a decrease in hospitalizations in Thursday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 271 more…
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Splash pads in Fall River set opening date
With warmer temperatures here, several spots for residents to cool off will be opening in the coming weeks. The splash…
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