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State of the City address in Fall River postponed; yard waste collection pickup to begin in April
Government Center has issued two statements concerning yard waste and a postponement of the State of the City address. Massachusetts…
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As cases spike, Governor Baker declares a State of Emergency due to COVID-19, announces guidance
BOSTON – Today Governor Charlie Baker declared a State of Emergency in Massachusetts to support the Commonwealth’s response to the…
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CDA secures grant to repair Fall River sidewalks
Sidewalks throughout the city that are in disrepair are about to see new life. According to Mayor Coogan’s Office, the…
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Westport School Principal Aho announces retirement
WESTPORT — Westport Jr./Sr. High School Principal Mitchel Aho has announced his retirement at the end of the school year.…
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JD Byrider in Massachusetts will cancel debts, pay $1.5 million, provide restitution to thousands
BOSTON – The used car dealership JD Byrider will cancel debts, pay $1.5 million to reduce car loan payments and…
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Jasiel Correia documentary coming in April
A rumored documentary following former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia II is coming next month. According to IndieWire, “Run This…
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After spending half of his life in boxing, Fall River man scheduled to make pro debut
A Fall River man’s winding road has finally led to a dream he has had since childhood. Aaron Bernardo isn’t…
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health: 13 new presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 announced Monday
More new coronavirus cases have been announced today in Massachusetts. According to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, there are…
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Report: Bristol Community College, UMass Dartmouth nursing programs ranked in top 10 in Massachusetts
Bristol Community College has announced that the college’s Nursing program has recently been ranked 5th, on the 4th annual 2020…
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Massachusetts Department of Health announces 15 new presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 Sunday
BOSTON (March 8, 2020) – The Massachusetts Department of Public Health today announced 15 new presumptive positive cases of COVID-19,…
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