Council Looks to Legalize Residential Short-Term Rentals
This week the Fall River City Council gave initial approval to an ordinance to legalize residential short-term rentals.
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Mayor Provides Update on MBTA Housing Mandate, Former Police Station
With SouthCoast Rail expected to begin service this spring, the city has received notice that it complies with a state regulation mandating housing initiatives near rail stations.
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Rodrigues Previews Upcoming Senate Term
Massachusetts State Senator Michael Rodrigues, who begins his eighth term representing Fall River, spoke to FRCMedia to preview the upcoming senate term.
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Fall River’s Unemployment Rate Jumped in November
The unemployment rate in the City of Fall River for November rose three-tenths of a percent to 5.3%, up from 5.0% in September.
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School Committee, FREA Reach a Tentative Agreement on a New Contract
The Fall River Educators’ Association and the school committee have tentatively agreed on a new three-year contract for city teachers.
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