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During last week’s storm, city officials and social service organizations remained on task, providing shelter and support for those in the city who remain unhoused.
Five Years Later, THRIVE’s Work with the Homeless Remains Steadfast Read More
The City of Fall River will start issuing dog licenses for 2026 beginning on March 9.
Dog Licenses Available Beginning Early Next Month Read More
United Way organizations across Massachusetts, including in Fall River, are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their Mass 211 information platform today (February 11 – 2/11).
United Way Recognizes 20 Years of Mass 211 Service Read More
Late last year, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), under the leadership of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy, Jr., changed its recommendations for the administration of vaccines for …
Despite New Federal Guidelines, State and Local Health Officials Recommend Full Slate of Childhood Vaccinations Read More
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, seeking re-election later this year, used her third State of the Commonwealth Address to focus on issues of affordability.
Healy Focuses of Affordability in State of the Commonwealth Address Read More