Jasiel Correia tries again to delay his prison sentence
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For a second time, former mayor Jasiel Correia II, destined to report to federal prison in a week, asked Judge Douglas Woodlock on Friday to stay out of prison — this time until March. The five-page court filing also shed light on where Correia will be spending his time in prison. Check out the details right here.
Bring on the burrito bowls! The Fall River Chipotle Mexican Grill, which sits near the entrance of the Ocean State Job Lot plaza, is set to open soon, said Mikhail Johnson. Johnson, who manages the Chipotle on Route 6 in Dartmouth, said he’s been training a general manager, as well as other staff members, who will work at the Fall River Chipotle. Read on to find out when you can grab some guac.
And two multi-family homes in Fall River that sold during the same week recently illustrate the huge impact on local housing prices that the pandemic and economy have had the last few years. The homes, both near Kennedy Park, also had been sold about three years ago. The increase in sales price for the homes in that three-year span: 60% and 70%. We’ve got all the latest news in the red-hot real estate market here.
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