The north end of Fall River is not so sketchy, same for the southernmost portion of the Maplewood neighborhood(Tucker St/Kennedy St south to the Tiverton line. Bonus for the latter, you’re close to shopping and amenities.

Fall River has knocked down a bunch of old churches. Instead of building multi unit houses, we got single family homes.

I’m on the road for work all day. Southcoast area mainly, but Falmouth area as well as some of South Shore frequently as well. Cumbies is a good spot to usually grab a bathroom break and/or a drink and snack.

Stafford Rd in Fall River, Acushnet Ave in New Bedford, the easternmost one on Rt 28 in Falmouth, and Main Rd in Tiverton.

There are also 4 next gen layouts(with better food options and a car wash) in Mass too. Fall River, New Bedford, and Hanover have the car wash, one of the Falmouth locations has just the new food options.

I know. I live in Fall River, and know full well everything that happened in that election. The ballot had 2 items on it: 1) Should Correia be removed from office, and 2) who should be elected mayor if he is recalled. To boot, there was a 3 way race with no run off for the mayor’s office, which split the anti Correia vote, allowing him to get elected again.

The courts set a precedent several years back when Flanagan was up for recalled and he challenged a BoE ruling that he could not appear on the ballot as a candidate for mayor in the same election in which he was up for recall.

I mean, she’s already been moving finances around. It blows my mind how no one has looked into the fact that her family got the inside connection on prime property in a redevelopment district that was part of her then boyfriend’s plan to revitalize that neighborhood.

Because the courts effectively gave each and everyone of his supporters 2 votes that could be assigned to him. You should not be allowed to run as a candidate for the office while the ballot has a motion to recall you on it.

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