The City of Fall River will receive a $2 million grant over the next four years to aid in addressing the issues of substance abuse and behavioral health within the city and surrounding communities
Read MoreFall River Mayor Jasiel Correia II has accepted the resignation of the city’s substance abuse grants coordinator. Michael Aguiar, who was hand picked by Correia for the position that did not require city council
Read MoreFall River’s Substance Abuse Grants Coordinator Michael Aguiar spent several thousand dollars from grant funds on a room at a five-star luxury hotel, room service, and car rental during a three day conference to
Read MoreAffectionately calling the Atrium of Government Center a “Recovery Zone,” The Executive Director of Recover Fall River Laurie Godwin took the podium at a morning news conference to give details of a program designed
Read MoreAt his first news conference as mayor on Monday, January 11th, Mayor Jasiel Correia II announced the appointment of former Starr administrator Michael Aguiar as the city’s substance abuse coordinator. The purpose is for
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