After months of contract negotiations marked by regressive and hostile proposals from the state and college administrators, the faculty and staff represented by the Massachusetts Community Colleges will air their concerns on Tuesday, Dec.
Read MoreThe Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development announced preliminary job statistics doubled over that of September – up approximately eighteen hundred to four thousand new jobs. The largest recruitment came in the fields
Read MoreThe main campus at BCC in Fall River hosted the regular meeting of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education today. One subject that was bought up to board members was in relationship to the
Read MoreFall River residents are invited to give their opinions on what type of long range transportation improvement projects they want to see take place over the next six years. MassDOT and the MBTA are
Read MoreOverall opioid deaths remained high in the first six months of 2015, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. DPH released the new estimated 2015 data, as well as updated totals for 2014,
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