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Since Excel opened in 2016 neighbors have complained alleged smoke emissions and oily odors, as well as flying debris and noise.

Solar Therapeutics plans to celebrate 4/20 with an event that will feature live music for patrons and vendors offering samples of THC-free products.

Fall River area benefits from $1.5 trillion fed spending package with $1.5 million for parking project at waterfront.

Now with the help of Mayor Paul Coogan’s ARPA task force, more projects have been identified to help improve the quality of life in Fall River.

Mayor Paul Coogan directed some ARPA funds to buy a new library bookmobile for kids and seniors. It could fill the gap after two library closings.

Newest member of the City Council looks forward to bringing his skills to the table.

ARPA grant money to be available for struggling small businesses during pandemic.

Quality of life improvements are high on the list for Fall Rivers use of $20 million in COVID relief funds.

People who’ve put off returning to restaurants will have some extra motivation later this month as Taste Fall River returns.

While some pandemic-related restrictions are lifting, local high schools have still had to find creative ways to continue important traditions for this year’s graduates, like prom and graduation. “The seniors deserve that. The kids have really been amazing and resilient,” said Susan Brelsford, principal at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. The state released guidelines this spring discouraging schools from holding typical proms and encouraging them to hold events where social distanc...