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1. Southcoast Health adds nine new medical providers (southcoasttoday.com) — Fall River patients will soon see more appointment options as Southcoast Health adds nine new providers in oncology, internal medicine, family medicine, palliative care, urgent care, cardiology, and wound care. Several clinicians will practice directly in Fall River, including at Charlton Memorial Hospital and Southcoast’s local primary care and cancer care sites, strengthening services across the city and nearby communities.
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2. Police say Fall River pair accused of multi-day theft spree at supermarket (fallriverreporter.com) — Two Fall River residents are facing charges in New Hampshire after store cameras allegedly captured multiple days of small-item thefts from a Colebrook supermarket, where marijuana was also seized during their arrests. Both individuals, identified as Fall River residents, were booked on theft-related and marijuana possession charges and later released on bail, with all charges still to be proven in court.
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3. Man sentenced in Fall River Superior Court after crash in Somerset led to drug, gun, and OUI charges (fallriverreporter.com) — A man has been sentenced in Fall River Superior Court after pleading guilty to drug, firearm, and OUI charges stemming from a 2023 police pursuit that ended with a crash in Somerset. He received a two-to-three-year prison term, with credit for time already served, after cocaine trafficking and weapons offenses were among the convictions entered in the local court.
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4. The mystery of the World Cup's first hat-trick – and how the truth emerged 76 years later (nytimes.com) — Fall River’s own Bert Patenaude is finally recognized as the scorer of the first World Cup hat-trick, decades after FIFA initially credited an Argentine star. The story traces his rise from local textile-town soccer fields to global history, while spotlighting how Fall River once rallied around its powerhouse Marksmen club and later largely forgot its soccer pioneers.
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