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Richard blunt, and he basically said we are going to need some independence. so suggesting that it is going to know overall control, and that is what we are seeing here. i wonder also, there has been controversy there locally because the mp, who was a conservative mp, hes recently been booted out of the party over some of the controversial things he said. but it was, you know, i rememberfrom covering the referendum campaign, a place where borisjohnson turned up with huge excitement for him. it w...

A winter storm warning is effect for all of Metro Vancouver, with "hazardous winter conditions" expected.

Fall River Officers Make Crafts for Kids at Winterbridge Festival Weve come to appreciate our first responders and frontline workers on the SouthCoast more than ever thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. They put on layer after layer of PPE to keep patients safe. They fight fires. They stock and supply grocery store shelves. They keep us safe out on the roads. Our frontline workers have done so many amazing things in the past year, and sometimes, its the smallest things that leave the biggest ma...

Fall River Announces MLK Poster and Essay Contest Winners Mayor Paul Coogan’s office just announced the winners of the MLK Essay Contest Winners. After consideration of over 300 entries to the Mayor’s MLK Poster and Essay Contest, the Fall River Diversity Committee has chosen the winners of the contest. Mayor Paul Coogan thanks students and their families for the phenomenal participation in this contest. The winners, listed below, were acknowledged at a small ceremony on Tuesday, February 2...

Amalia Rego turned 10 and a half on Wednesday, February 3. She marked the occasion by blowing out a candle on a cupcake. Her mom, Jennifer Rego posted on Facebook that there are “so few celebrations lately, that we decided 10.5 deserved one!” As it turns out, Amalia has a lot to celebrate in 2021. The child entrepreneur has been selected to design a window display for the Fall River Winterbridge program after submitting an essay around the prompt “What do you love about Fall River?” The...

For more information, visit https://cye.cityofnewyork.us/initiatives/disconnected-youth-task-force/ By Forum Staff Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced a series of steps his administration is taking to support New York City youth and young adults – both current students and those who are out of school and unemployed – as they weather the effects of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Measures include a campaign with CUNY to engage 5,000 young adults to enroll in college this spring, as wel...