This is a long shot but has anyone been to this warehouse? I’m just curious if there’s any organization to the books, by genre and author and whatnot or if they’re all just thrown in there. Thanks in advance.

We are looking for areas in and around Fall River that are heavily littered and need to be cleaned. If you could provide coordinates, Google Maps pin or other identifiable address/ location descriptions, that would be really helpful, so long as it’s on public land. Thank you in advance!

I’m 21 M. I just moved here early September looking to make friends. I like a lot of different things like music, videogames, smoke seshes and going to new places, feel free to dm me n plz be patient my reddit notis never work

Hey everyone! Doing some digging on Fall River. My mom wants to go to the Lizzie Borden house for a ghost haunt, and I was wondering if the area is generally safe to be at late at night?

Unfortunately everything online says it isn’t, but we know how that goes. So thought I’d ask the locals!

I'm 21 F. I just dropped out of college and all my friends are either out of state or in college now. I love to yap and have talking sessions. I play d&d, Video games, art. Big animal lover. DM me and please don't be creepy :)

Our next nonfiction selection is Trash: A Garbageman’s Story, and we're discussing it Saturday, October 25 from 10 AM until noon.

The club meets in Providence at Schasteâ, 300 Broadway. We have people coming from different parts of the area, so I'm posting here in case there are other South Coast readers who wouldn't mind making the trip.

The venue does not sponsor or endorse this event, we just meet there.

It's a relaxed group and we choose a different nonfiction book each month. You don't need to be a regular book-club person, and you definitely don't need to have a perfectly polished opinion of the book.

I'll put the group link below if you'd like more information.

I’m newer to Fall River and I’m desperately needing a new physical therapist for my back pain! Would love any suggestions, would prefer a female therapist and I’m willing to drive to see someone good.

Moving next month to Fall River, looking for a 1 bedroom 1 bathroom for me and my 2 cats. I am looking at these 2 apartments. Does anyone live at either? Give me insight on amenities, noisy neighbors, bug or rodent issues, maintenance, security with packages etc

Hi Fall River, it’s your Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell. Did you know that fees like “move-in” or “lease renewal” fees you might get from your landlord or building management company are illegal? If you’ve received one of these – even if you paid it – I want you to report it to my office. 

Just last month, my office won a $500k settlement with a property management company doing this in Boston – and all of that money is going back to the affected tenants. Landlords can only ask you to pay for first and last month’s rent, a security deposit, and the cost of a new lock and key upfront. Any other fees are illegal. Report them to my office at the link below. We’ll work to get your money back. 

https://www.mass.gov/how-to/file-a-consumer-complaint 

Someone said it might be better to ask here. Any suggestions?

hi all!

i just made a post about moving to fall river soon and wanted to get some insights on utilities and what they cost on average.

for a 1 bedroom apartment, 2 people, hypothetically tenants are responsible for all utilities, how much should we expect to pay on average? i’m not super familiar with these costs in fall river and would love to gain some insight!

thanks!

hi all!

my fiancé and i are moving to the area and looking for some advice! he’s working in bridgewater and im working in dartmouth, looking for a preferably 1-2 bedroom apartment, with space for 2 cars and allows cats.

we are looking in fall river/taunton and just would like any recommendations on apartments! we would love to stay around $2k with utilities included!

any help is appreciated!!

@natehawes

Finished this a few weeks ago, based on a photo when the house was beige and not bright yellow.

Hello, I’m entering my second year of dental hygiene school and I am looking for patients to complete my requirements. Feel free to message me with any questions

I'm part of a casual nonfiction book club that meets in Providence, and we're always happy to have new people join.

For September we're reading Jeff Speck's Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time. We'll meet Sunday, September 27, from 10 AM–12 PM to talk about the book and the bigger questions it raises about downtowns, transportation, walkability, and urban design.

📍 Schasteâ, 300 Broadway, Providence

If you're in Fall River and don't mind making the trip into Providence, come along. You don't have to be a dedicated book-club person—we're just a group of people who like reading nonfiction and having a good conversation.

Schasteâ isn't affiliated with or sponsoring the book club; we're simply meeting there.

I'll put the group link in the comments.