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The New Bedford Light Published October 01

New Bedford musicians use harmony to express political dissent

Nine local musicians, who formed the group Blood n Dreams to protest federal government policies, recently released their first album “All Rise Up.”

Fall River Reporter Published 4 hours ago

From responder to patient: Lakeville Fire Chief speaks out to help others

Lakeville Fire Chief Michael O’Brien is recovering at home after open-heart surgery for life-threatening coronary artery disease that he says produced no warning symptoms and that was found only because firefighters who treated him for an unrelated emergency refused to stop. In a…

Fall River Reporter Published 9 hours ago

Fall River man killed in workplace incident was a rising actor and more

A Fall River man who died from injuries sustained in a workplace incident on Thursday was a rising actor. According to Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, III, Freetown Police and EMS were dispatched to Excel Recycling at 17 Ridge Hill Road at approximately noon after…

Fall River Reporter Published 11 hours ago

Preliminary investigation released after Fall River bicyclist seriously injured in collision with SUV

Several Fall River crews responded to a serious collision on Friday afternoon. According to Deputy Chief Barden Castro, on Friday, at just before 1:00 p.m., Fall River Police responded to the intersection of King Philip Street and South Main Street for a motor vehicle crash…

Fall River Reporter Published 13 hours ago

Fairhaven man indicted in murder of Mattapoisett’s James Rizza

BROCKTON – A Fairhaven man has been indicted on charges that he shot and killed another man, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz has announced. Today, a Plymouth County grand jury indicted Nicholas Botella, 33, on one count of Murder, two counts of Carrying a Firearm…

Fall River Reporter Published 14 hours ago

Services announced for Fall River teen killed in stabbing, suspect still held without bail

Services have been announced for a Fall River teen and UMass Dartmouth football player killed in a reported stabbing. According to an obituary, 18-year-old Marvins Antoine was a strong, generous, young man who brought laughter and warmth to the people around him. He was excited…

The New Bedford Light Published 15 hours ago

The Light, League of Women Voters to present candidate forums

Voters will hear from local candidates running for U.S. Congress, Bristol County DA and the state Legislature.

Fall River Reporter Published 16 hours ago

Fall River Veterans Day Parade announced, City looking for participants

FALL RIVER, MA — The City of Fall River Department of Veterans Services is inviting veteran service organizations, local businesses, schools, civic groups, first responders, community organizations, military-affiliated groups, and supporters of veterans to register to participate…

Fall River Reporter Published 17 hours ago

Republican U.S. Senate candidate for Massachusetts, John Deaton holds Ed Markey accountable after law office damaged

A Massachusetts political candidate is blaming his opponent after vandalism that took place at one of his offices. Republican U.S. Senate candidate for Massachusetts, John Deaton has released a statement “following a violent attack Thursday at his East Providence law office;…

Town of Mansfield Published 18 hours ago

Town Newsletter - October

We welcome you to enjoy the October edition of the Town Newsletter. This publication features articles and information from Town departments, Boards, and Committees.

Fall River Reporter Published 20 hours ago

Fall River man identified as person killed while on the job in Freetown

Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, III announced that a worker was killed at a recycling yard in Freetown, MA Thursday. Freetown Police and EMS were dispatched to Excel Recycling at 17 Ridge Hill Road at approximately noon after receiving 911 calls reporting that…

Fall River Reporter Published October 01

Governor Healey announces $330 million for economic development and housing projects across Massachusetts including $6 million for Fall River

BOSTON – Today, Governor Healey announced $330 million for 403 local economic development and housing projects in 207 communities across Massachusetts through the Community One Stop for Growth. The awards will support more than 27,000 new homes, more than 13,000 permanent jobs,…

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