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Christopher's cafe owners bringing arts and music to Fall River's South Main Street
FALL RIVER — For a little more than a year, the owners of Christopher’s on South Main Street have been feeding customers with their from-scratch fare, now they hope to feed the hearts and souls of the neighborhood, particularly the children — with music. On June 1,...
Shekarchi nixes state bid to buy Citizens Bank building. Here's why.
Money to buy and retrofit a Citizens Bank-owned office building in East Providence will not be included in the upcoming state budget, House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi said Thursday. It's a rare break with Governor Dan McKee, who proposed moving state agencies there. Shekarchi pulled the plug on the bank...
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Billboards blast McKee on handling of Washington Bridge. They could be up for years.
If drivers on Interstate 195 ever forget that the shutdown of the westbound Washington Bridge is contributing to their traffic, former candidate for governor Ken Block has found a way to remind them. The Barrington data analyst-turned-politician-turned-author bought space on an East Providence billboard last week to criticize Gov. Dan McKee's administration's handling...
Who will be Fall River's next superintendent? Search narrowed down to 4 finalists
FALL RIVER — The Fall River School Committee announced the names of the four superintendent candidates who will now be vetted publicly. The School Committee members voted unanimously Monday night to accept the four recommendations of the superintendent search committee headed by Glenn Koocher, executive director of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. Out...
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