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Fall River Police investigating after man jumped and robbed
Fall River Police are investigating after a man was jumped over the weekend. At 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, a call…
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Free Mobile Food Market taking place in Fall River this week
The BCC Student and Family Engagement department, in partnership with the Greater Boston Food Bank, offers a monthly Mobile Food…
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Resident complaints due to Fall River cemetery closing leads to action by Council President
The complaints by several residents to Fall River Reporter concerning closure of City cemeteries on Easter has led to action…
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Fall River man accused of murder scheduled to be tried in Fall River Superior Court
A Fall River murder suspect’s trial is expected to start next month. Scott Rego is scheduled to be tried in…
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Fall River Fire, other area departments, receiving grant funding
Friday, the Baker-Polito Administration announced $4 million in grant funding to 294 fire departments as part of a $25 million…
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Bishop Edgar da Cunha releases Easter message, TV Mass to air at special time
FALL RIVER — Bishop Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V., has issued an Easter Message to Catholics throughout the Fall River…
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In new report, Fall River schools see increase in virus cases, over 100 students in quarantine
Superintendent Matthew Malone’s Administration has issued an updated and detailed report concerning COVID-19 and Fall River Public Schools for the…
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Causes
Students looking to end plastic bag use in Fall River
A group of Fall River students are looking to ban the use of plastic bags in the city. The Morton…
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Community
Fall River School Committee ordered to release Malone report in 10 days
A Fall River resident will be the recipient of the investigative report concerning allegations against Superintendent of Schools Matthew Malone.…
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Ponte: Unless we act, tax increase beginning next year will be over 5% per year for at least 7 years
Fall River City Council President Cliff Ponte issued a letter to the City’s finance teams and the School Department Thursday…
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