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Fall River sees 2 more deaths due to COVID-19 bringing total to 7
Fall River has seen more confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. 24 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Fall…
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Massachusetts reports 154 more deaths due to COVID-19, almost 14,000 tests performed
Massachusetts has seen 2,106 more positive cases in the last 24 hours. An increase from the previous 24 hour period.…
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Closed Starbucks locations to open next week under modified format
Starbucks locations that closed due to the coronavirus are expected to open next week. While Starbucks locations are not expected…
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signs order requiring masks or face coverings
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today issued an order requiring the use of masks or face coverings in public places…
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Fall River’s St. Anne’s Hospital receives 17th consecutive “A” grade for hospital safety
Fall River, MA – April 30, 2020 – Saint Anne’s Hospital announced today that it has been awarded an ‘A’…
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Fall River surpasses 500 cases of COVID-19 as deaths remain at 5
Fall River has seen more confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. 25 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Fall…
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Over 3,500 dead in Massachusetts due to COVID-19, over 62,000 cases
Massachusetts has seen 1,940 more positive cases in the last 24 hours. A slight decrease from the previous 24 hour…
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City of Fall River sets sickness, mask guidelines for essential businesses, customers
Fall River is about to institute requirements for employers and employees of essential businesses. According to a press release from…
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Eighth, ninth and tenth Bristol County Sheriff’s Office staff members test positive for COVID-19
DARTMOUTH – Three Bristol County security staff members recently tested positive for COVID-19. The first is a corrections officer who…
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Local summer events start canceling due to COVID-19
A local fireworks display and parade are among the first summer events canceling due to COVID-19. The Freetown Parade &…
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