FALL RIVER — After the pandemic canceled concerts and live entertainment for months, Fall River residents will get to take in free concerts at public parks all summer long. “This has been a tough year, the last 14, 15 months. People haven’t been together,” said...
FALL RIVER - People who’ve put off returning to restaurants will have some extra motivation later this month as Taste Fall River returns, with about two dozen local restaurants giving samples of their signature dishes for the price of one ticket. “We’re trying to help...
FALL RIVER — “Artists eat.” Who knew? That bold statement was made by Mike O’Sullivan, the Fall River co-CEO of One SouthCoast Chamber. O’Sullivan wasn’t being flip- pant. His point was that artists, as well as people who travel to partake of art and cultural shows...
FALL RIVER — The fifth floor of Tower Mill on Quarry Street is populated by alligators, pythons and French bulls, or, more specifically, their hides. Fall River native Frank Clegg — with the assistance of sons Andrew and Ian and a full-time staff of 15 employees —...
FALL RIVER — Anyone who’s driven down South Main Street recently has likely seen the mural pro- claiming “Viva Fall River." It’s part of an initiative that emerged last year to promote the city, both to potential visitors and its own residents. “It’s about feeling...
FALL RIVER — As we head into what is bound to be a difficult few weeks for the city, it feels appropriate to point out the positives. The trial of former mayor Jasiel Correia II is set to begin Tuesday in Boston, no doubt shining a negative light on the city,...
MassDevelopment TDI grants helped "keep the lights on" in Fall River during pandemic FALL RIVER — Twenty-three years ago when Todd Salpietro opened TJ’s Music at 347 South Main St. he knew being a downtown business owner wouldn’t necessarily be easy. But the thought...
Fall River native’s sculpture installed at Government Center FALL RIVER — A piece of sculpture that honors the diverse cultures in the city was installed on Monday on the cornerstone of One Government Center. Two years in the making, it was the creation of Fall River...
FALL RIVER — There aren’t many mortals who still do what John Tallmadge has been doing for more than four decades. “Everybody’s either dead or retired,” he said. Tallmadge, 66, was referring to the fact that he’s one of the few people left standing who are qualified...
Time is your most valuable asset. Don’t waste it on meetings that aren’t efficient, effective and productive. Margo Crawford of Wave Productivity provides a few things to look out for to avoid unproductive meetings.