Russia and Vladimir Putin loom large over U.S. politics these days, between allegations of collusion and election meddling. But what are Americans to…
Dave Fallon
Veteran newsman Dave Fallon is behind the microphone Monday through Friday afternoons, delivering the newscasts and assisting with other production. Dave’s experience includes work as a reporter, anchor, managing editor and news director; primarily in Providence and Boston. He also worked as a regional correspondent for the CBS, NBC and ABC radio networks, and as a political communications executive.
Dave was inducted into the Rhode Island Radio and TV Hall of Fame in 2014. The Cranston native and Cumberland resident enjoys the outdoors, Boston sports teams, historical non-fiction, along with his family; including a long line of rescued dogs and cats.
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Republican Party Continues Challenge To Raimondo Fundraising Deal
Rhode Island’s Republican Party renewed questions Monday about a fundraising agreement between Gina Raimondo and the Providence City Democratic…
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One Square Mile: Darn It! Carries On New Bedford’s Textile Traditions, With A Twist
Darn It! Inc. is a company that has thrived because of — rather than in spite of — the overseas manufacturing that has put so many American textile…
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One Square Mile: One Of The Biggest EPA Cleanups? New Bedford Harbor
The harbor is one of the largest EPA Superfund sites in the country, and a reminder of the city’s industrial waterfront. Clean-up of the harbor was…
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One Square Mile: One Of The Biggest EPA Cleanups? New Bedford Harbor
The harbor is one of the largest EPA Superfund sites in the country, and a reminder of the city’s industrial waterfront.
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Eight Things To Know Before The Pats Face The Eagles In The Super Bowl
It’s been the talk of New England for weeks now. Will the Pats blow out the Eagles in the Super Bowl? Or will the Eagles run away with this one? Rhode…
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Globe Reporter Jan Ransom On Carter Texting Suicide Trial
Update: A judge found Michelle Carter guilty of involuntary manslaughter on Friday. Her sentencing was scheduled for August. The fate of Michelle Carter…
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The Bottom Line: The State Of Rhode Island’s Small Business Community
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio’s Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment, The Bottom Line. This week…
Posted inArticle, Business, Health, Politics
The Bottom Line: How Might RI Be Affected By Federal Healthcare Changes?
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio’s Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment, The Bottom Line. This week…
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The Bottom Line: How Johnston Reeled In Citizens Bank
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio’s Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment, The Bottom Line. This week…