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Fall River woman claims self defense in fatal road rage stabbing
A Fall River woman was held without bail today after her arraignment on murder charges according to Plymouth County District…
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Man with Fall River, Taunton and Providence addresses sentenced to prison for eight break-ins in one week
A 31-year-old man with listed addresses in Fall River, Taunton and Providence who committed at least eight house breaks in…
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Fall River man with long record who went on an armed robbery spree, sentenced to state prison
A 29-year-old Fall River man who went on an armed robbery spree this past January was sentenced last week to…
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Carnival, games, food, entertainment come to Westport Fair this month
The 64th Westport Fair will be held on July 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 at 200 Pine Hill Road…
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Massachusetts man charged in violent sex trafficking business
BOSTON – A Springfield man was charged in federal court in Springfield with sex trafficking. William Coleman, 48, was charged…
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Teen game day, storytime, movies, computer help and more this week at Fall River library
Here are the upcoming library events for all ages for the week of July 1st through July 5th. Monday, July…
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Portsmouth police, defuse, arrest man who threatened to harm others in standoff
Portsmouth police helped defuse a tension situation Friday. At 8:20 p.m., the Portsmouth Police were called to 30 Johnnycake Lane…
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Fall River woman’s charges upgraded to murder, victim’s name released
Charges against a woman accused of stabbing another woman after a traffic confrontation in broad daylight in Brockton have been…
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Massachusetts AG sues animal rescue owner for blowing through over $360,000 in donations
BOSTON – Attorney General Maura Healey announced Friday a lawsuit against the founder and president of Destiny’s Road Animal Rescue,…
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Freetown firefighters battle fire and heat on Saturday
Freetown firefighters put out a structure fire this morning and the Providence Canteen came in handy. Just before 10:00 a.m.,…
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