Fall River Planning Board weighs street tree waivers, developer's surety request for new roadway. From our own coverage: Planning board weighs street tree waivers, surety cut; Board of health weighs two tobacco shop suspensions.
School transportation panel takes up hazardous Arruda's Lane road as $17 million busing budget emerges. From our own coverage: Planning board approves street waivers, delays surety; Board of Health suspends two tobacco shops.
Ten Fall River students earned diplomas through summer Resiliency Academy classes. Also in today's brief (2 items): Ten Resiliency Academy students earn diplomas; Obituary published for Fall River's Rita St. Laurent.
Fall River's new Ad Hoc School Transportation Committee voted 5-0 to direct corporation counsel to respond to residents over a hazardous border road used by school buses. Kevin Aguiar was elected chair, 3-2, over fellow member Andrew Raposo.
New England Patriots, American Heart Association donate CPR kits to all 18 Fall River schools. Also in today's brief (1 items): Patriots, Heart Association donate CPR kits to 18 schools.
State Rep. Carole Fiola delivers $172,898.30 in earmarks to Fall River schools. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices mark eight Fall River residents. Also in today's brief (2 items): Rep. Fiola delivers $172,898.30 earmark to schools.
Fall River obituary notices for the week list eight residents, including a centenarian. From our own coverage: Obituary notices list eight residents this week.
Fall River's Historical Commission this week heard a petition to add 403 Anawan Street, the former CYO building now home to Bernardo's Boxing and Fitness, to the city's significant structures list.
This week's Fall River obituary notices column lists 8 residents: Rebelo, Joaquin; Berube, Deborah Ann; Roque Jr., Dennis; Costa, Paula Marie; Almeida, Donna J.; Harrop Jr., Lester C.; Marques, Silvio; and Rego, Guiomar, who reached age 100.