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Crews respond to Bristol County crash with injuries resulting in vehicle in woods
Crews responded to a morning crash with injuries in Bristol County. According to the Mansfield Fire Department, at just after…
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Saga concerning old Fall River police station may finally be coming to an end
The saga involving the old Fall River police station may soon be over once and for all. At an August…
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Police in Massachusetts issue warning after cell phones getting stolen resulting in compromised financial accounts
Boston Police Detectives are investigating larcenies that have occurred involving stolen cell phones. The victims have reported discovering financial accounts…
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Wife in critical condition after Rhode Island man accused of violent hammer attack
A Rhode Island man is accused of a violent hammer attack on his wife over the weekend. According to Chief…
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Faces of Fall River #7: Caitlin Tripp
Meet Caitlin Tripp, a nanny, artist and lead singer of the Fall River-based band Vinyl Girl, “a five-piece rock band…
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Family gives thanks to Lakeville Fire Department after Portuguese dish results in traumatic incident with serious burns
A family on Monday expressed their thankfulness for a local fire department after coming to their aid when they needed…
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Fall River Police investigating incident near Ruggles Park after juvenile reported assault, armed robbery, was saved by bystander
A male is rightly being deemed a hero after a scary incident near a Fall River Park over the weekend.…
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Massachusetts bill allows patients to pay no more than $25 for certain name-brand medications, no cost for similar generic options
Sam Drysdale DEC. 30, 2024……Patients would pay no more than $25 for certain name-brand medications to treat chronic illnesses, including…
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South Coast towing company offering free rides and towing to intoxicated drivers early on New Years Day 2025
A local towing company will be offering free rides and towing to intoxicated drivers once again as part of its…
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BlueHub CEO benefited from 2014 Massachusetts Attorney General lawsuit against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Elyse Cherry, the CEO of BlueHub Capital, the Massachusetts based non-profit that was recently offered controversal legal protection by a…
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