The Fall River Department of Community Utilities has submitted its budget to the city council for the next fiscal year and is seeking a significant increase in water and sewer rates for city residents
Read MoreThe victim of yesterday’s shooting on Rock Street was a student at the Robert L. Medeiros Resiliency Preparatory School. This is resulting in an increase in security at city schools
Read MoreA proposal to repurpose the James Tansey Elementary School into a Pre-K early learning center brought out dozens in opposition to last night’s Fall River School Committee meeting at Durfee High School
Read MoreThe unemployment rate in the City of Fall River in January rose sharply to 6.4%, up from 5.0% in December
Read MoreFall River Mayor Paul Coogan is putting the final touches on his next State of the City address that he will deliver before the city council and school committee on Tuesday
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