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The Hortensia beautification program is firmly taking root in Fall River as more and more hydrangeas are blossoming around town and painting the landscape blue.

Who was right: Goldilocks, or the three bears? A mock trial let Fall River students decide

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David Dennis David Dennis is president of Creative Arts Network. A public art policy can help make an impact on the cultural and economic life of a community. Fall River has many examples of public art, but it needs to bring them under the umbrella of a formal policy, both to protect what exist and to promote new installations and projects.  A public art policy would codify by ordinance the purpose of the policy, establish a Public Arts Policy Commission, and define the Commission’s functio...

Updated Sarah Brigham, artistic director at Derby Theatre, will co-direct the new play. Derby Theatre will work with Jamie Thrasivoulou, who is the Derby County Football Club poet and an award-winning writer, poet and lyricist, to develop the story and play. Co-directing the play will be Sarah Brigham and Paul Warwick. People from the area are invited to join Jamie and members of the team from the theatre to a Virtual Pub/Café, a series of free online events for people to come together over a...

$10 million in COVID relief granted to Mass. cultural nonprofits The Herald News BOSTON – Mass Cultural Council, in partnership with the Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development, announced the recipients of nearly $10 million in COVID relief through the Cultural Organization Economic Recovery Grant Program. Three Fall River organizations were among the 183 cultural nonprofits statewide that received $9,960,600 to support this sector’s economic recovery from losses sustained by...