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New Bedfords Flip This Dollhouse will have four of its miniature houses featured heavily in the upcoming ABC series The Fatal Flaw on Thursday.

Flip This Flip/Haunted House Call: The Loud kids help Flip clean up his image to impress his middle school crush. When the Mortician's Club can't afford tickets to Casket Con, they decide to start a business to raise money.

The Fall River-based Coalition to End Period Poverty is joining a growing statewide movement to end the stigma around menstruation and make menstrual products freely available in schools, businesses and other public places.

But before the Super Bowl and Valentines Day festivities begin, take a look at the stories that were most popular with our readers last week.

Sure, its bitterly cold outside, but that can be a good thing: It offers plenty of time to catch up on the weeks top news stories.

A New Bedford dollhouse business, Flip This Dollhouse, will have a Victorian-style dollhouses featured in the upcoming HBO series, "The Gilded Age."

Taking the alternative music world by storm in the year 2000 with her sophomore album  The Teaches of Peaches, Canadian-born, Berlin-based musician Merril Nisker AKA  Peaches has not slowed down, not just with her music but also visual art and theatre, as well as (pre-COVID) relentless touring. Releasing her first new music in five years with the 2020 single  Flip This,  Peaches is back with more new music, recently releasing the very timely  Pussy Mask, a track inspired by the absurdit...

March 16, 2021 5:56 pm Institute for Creativity and Technology, by Brinkworth Ahead of its opening later this year, interior design consultancy Brinkworth has released renders of what the Institute for Creativity and Technology will look like. Housed in the incoming Design District, the space will be operated by Ravensbourne University London. The interiors have been crafted by the studio using an “honest and sustainable material palette”. It features birch ply, powder-coated steel and li...