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The $120.00 trash removal fee is history, but Fall River residents are still required to use the city’s purple trash bags. In a recent interview, Mayor Jasiel Correia II told …
Mayor Correia Talks Trash Removal Option Read More
Greater Fall River Re-Creation and The Bank Street Neighborhood Association are working together in conjunction with numerous other organizations, volunteers, and agencies, to establish the North Seventh Street Community Garden. …
Community Garden ‘Growing’ Strong Read More
The semi-annual job Fair at Government Center today, May 18th was packed with people seeking employment. Frcmedianews.org spoke at the fair with Mayor Jasiel Correia:
Career Center Job Fair Packed With Job Seekers Read More
An Editorial by Donna Motta School will soon be out for the summer. What exactly does that mean for Fall River’s teenagers? Where can they go? What can they do? …
An Editorial – What About The Teenagers? Read More
Volunteers are welcome to “Lend a Hand” Cleaning up the Quequeshan River”this Friday, May 13th. Mass in Motion, an agency designed to help residents lead healthy lifestyles, was the catalyst …
Quequechan “Lend A Hand” Clean up Project Read More