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UPDATE: Motorcade still on, other events canceled, as part of Veterans Day events in Fall River
Some of Wednesday’s Veterans Day festivities have been canceled, although not all of them. CAN was sponsoring free live music…
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Massachusetts passes $1 Billion in marijuana sales and growing, home delivery coming
WORCESTER—Adult-use Marijuana Retailers in Massachusetts have now tallied more than $1 billion in gross sales, according to information reported in…
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Fall River Public Schools issues COVID-19 data for week ending November 6th
Superintendent Matthew Malone has issued an updated and detailed report concerning COVID-19 and Fall River Public Schools for the week…
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Fall River surpasses 3,000 COVID-19 cases as daily case count rises
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 in Friday’s report. According to the mayor’s office, 3,039 total cases of COVID-19…
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Wrong way crash on Route 24 in Fall River leaves driver fighting for life
A serious crash Friday morning has left a driver fighting for her life. According to Dave Procopio of Massachusetts State…
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City of Fall River awarded grant to renovate Cathy Assad Tot Lot, to include spray park
According to Mayor Coogan’s Office, the Baker-Polito administration has announced more than $8.7 million in grant awards to municipalities to…
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Fall River nears 3,000 total COVID-19 cases
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 in Thursday’s report. According to the mayor’s office, 2,964 total cases of COVID-19…
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DA Quinn provides funding for innovative training for all Fall River police officers
The Fall River Police Department is thanking Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn this morning for funding a new training…
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Fall River sees big spike in daily reported cases of COVID-19 Wednesday
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 in Wednesday’s report. According to the mayor’s office, 2,911 total cases of COVID-19…
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