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Strip club debate haunts Fall River revitalization

Industrial parks are a possible site

Paul Viveros, owner of Oliver's, says the industrial park is the right place to put strip clubs. 'No one lives in the industrial park.' Paul Viveros, owner of Oliver's, says the industrial park is the right place to put strip clubs. "No one lives in the industrial park." (Christine Hochkeppel for the Boston Globe)
By Robert Preer
Globe Correspondent / July 8, 2008

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FALL RIVER - As an older city striving for revitalization, Fall River has some valuable assets. (Full article: 786 words)

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