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AAA: Deer crashes increasing by leaps and bounds in Massachusetts, with southern MA communities leading the way; here are tips to avoid collisions
WESTWOOD, Mass., — As the days get shorter and temperatures cool down, the odds of hitting a deer on the road…
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Fall River and Somerset men held on bail after month’s long investigation led to drug dealing charges
SOMERSET – Chief William Tedford reports that a month’s long investigation conducted by the Somerset Police Detective Division has resulted…
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Rider transported to New Bedford hospital after motorcycle crash on Route 140
A motorcycle rider was injured after an afternoon Massachusetts motorcycle crash. According to the Lakeville Fire Department, crews were summoned…
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Police in Massachusetts trying to learn identity of man who has been unable to communicate with police
TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus says the Tewksbury Police Department is trying to learn the identity of a man who…
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MassDOT has announced yet another sign that South Coast Rail is on its way to Fall River, New Bedford, and Taunton
There’s growing excitement on the South Coast as many people look ahead to the start of the MBTA’s Commuter Rail service next spring. Over the…
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Fall River parent says child was injured by schoolteacher which led us to contact school officials
The parent of a Fall River student took to social media this week expressing his anger over an incident he…
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Massachusetts DOT work on I-195 in Fall River and Westport to result in exit and lane closures
FALL RIVER – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has announced that it will be performing maintenance on I-195 eastbound exit 11 (Route…
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Alleged assault on Massachusetts disabled student highlights nationwide problem with assaults, bullying, involving children
A recent incident outside of a Massachusetts school highlights a national problem. According to police, on Friday, the Danvers Police…
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Massachusetts mail-in ballots: Four years later
With the November election approaching, let’s take a look at the evolution of mail-in ballots in Massachusetts. Once only used…
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Middleborough officials condemn home, remove 17 dogs living in filth with no food and water
MIDDLEBOROUGH — Town Manager Jay McGrail and Health Agent Kayla Smith report that the Middleborough Health Department has condemned a…
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