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Welcome to an energy-focused, 21st century City about to be reborn-- the home of the F R E E Initiative. 

Fall River Now...As Seen on Current TV
George Delany Produces Videos Now On Current TV
From a Live Concert at the Narrows Arts & Culture Center

Fall River Now, Unfolding
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New Viewbook Outlines Resurgent City...on Move!

Fall River, MA, rich in the energy currency of the 21st century...water power, wind power, geothermal power, and solar power... all lining up behind its native People Power. A critical time for the City to move ahead, and to restore itself to a position of prominence among the greatest of American cities
 
April 7, was a memorable day for the City, for its Mayor, and its citizens. Friends and colleagues of the Newport Collaborative Architects introduced the F R E E initiative, a concept I have had the honor to help create and build since its realization, back in 2006-2007. This initiative is based on several underlying principles: 
  • Environmental Stewardship
  • Locally produced, sustainable, renewable energy
  • Technologically driven by world-class innovation
We hope you will find this undertaking uplifting, timely and compelling.  Below is the branded image that appeared on the podium, on the occasion of this historic event.
 
F R E E, Fall River Energy Enterprise

 
Tourist Focus, Fall River Now Brochure
Fall River Now Brochure, Tourist Focus, 2009
Regional distribution will help build Fall River tourism, this summer, 2009