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Westport firefighters will be escorting Santa Claus around town this Saturday in a decked-out fire engine for their annual Santa Drive.

Catch Santa riding around Westport in a different kind of red sleigh this Sunday for the annual Santa Ride.

Catch Santa riding around Westport in a different kind of red sleigh this Sunday for the annual Santa Ride.

Westport's Macomber School has once again had property stolen from the gym class storage container. Is there a serial thief on the loose?

Westport Teacher Creates Domino Effect of Giving Back Leave it up to a dedicated teacher to turn the act of giving back into an interactive game for every student to enjoy. After weeks of collecting packaged cereal boxes, the Macomber School in Westport will be proudly donating over 1,000 boxes to the Westport Food Pantry, thanks to the action of one first-grade teacher. Robin Morin has been a resident of Westport for over 40 years. As a first-grade teacher at Macomber School, she has seen fi...

At the Macomber Primary School in Westport, an orange cone is missing and the young children are very upset about it. The school, which houses grade Pre-K through second, has started an investigation after the recent discovery that an orange traffic cone used for their outdoor class had gone missing. Health and wellness teacher Terry Pacheco shared her story with Fun 107 and its nothing shy of adorable, with a bit of mystery and disappointment among the students. "With the onset of COVID an...

Westport Macomber Teacher Goes Above and Beyond for Her Students Over at the Westport Macomber School, theres a physical education teacher like no other. Terry Pacheco is not only known for her skill set when it comes time for gym class, but for how well she treats and cares for her students. This time of year can be difficult for outdoor activities due to the frigid weather, so Pacheco makes sure she comes prepared to her classroom every day. By the way, her classroom is sometimes outdoors, so...

FALL RIVER — If there’s one word that could sum up the past year in Fall River area schools, it’s "unprecedented." Last March, schools in districts throughout Greater Fall River went remote in accordance with Gov. Charlie Baker’s shutdown orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students and teachers tackled new challenges as remote learning came into play for the remainder of the school year. Proms were canceled, graduations were postponed until mid summer and the community came togeth...