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Chipotle planning to head to Fall River, Chick-fil-A could be next
It appears that more restaurants are headed to Fall River. According to the Herald News, Chipotle Mexican Grill has been…
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Free community market to take place in Fall River twice in May
A free food distribution for those in Fall River struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic is scheduled for Friday. The Full…
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New restaurant coming to Fall River at a familiar spot
A restaurant and event location that was expected to open at 299 South Main Street in Fall River will be…
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While some fairs have canceled due to safety protocols, King Richard’s Faire plans to press on
While the past year has been full of fair and event cancellations due to COVID-19, one popular Southeastern Massachusetts tradition…
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Fall River hosting free community market this week
A free food distribution for those in Fall River struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic is scheduled for Friday. The Full…
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Fall River grocer closes his business for the day after Massachusetts Labor Board visit
A Fall River grocer has reportedly been closed for the day after a visit by the Massachusetts Labor Board. Mike…
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Public health alert issued for raw ground turkey products linked to Salmonella Hadar illness
WASHINGTON, APRIL 10, 2021 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing a public…
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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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Free fries and activities slated for Fall River Burger King reopening, hiring underway
FALL RIVER-JSC Management Group will be celebrating the reopening of its BURGER KING® restaurant located at 374 William S. Canning…
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DEM: Remove backyard food sources that attract black bears
PROVIDENCE – The RI Department of Environmental Management is reminding people to remove potential food sources from their properties as…
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