Our top 5 stories last week from around Fall River

In case you missed it, listed below are The Herald Information’ high tales from final week in response to our readers.

Save the date

‘Til jail do us half? Which may be the case for Jasiel Correia II, who is ready to tie the knot together with his fiancee precisely on month previous to his prison sentencing on 21 federal counts of corruption and investor fraud. Information of the former mayor’s Aug. 20 nuptials is contained in an Amazon marriage ceremony registry web site itemizing Jenny Fernandes and Jasiel Correia II. A source confirmed that the registry is accurate. Their engagement was introduced on Fernandes’ Fb web page on Dec. 29, 2020, the place posted pictures present he proposed in entrance of the {couples}’ relations at Chanler Cliff Stroll in Newport. Fernandes, who’s an proprietor of Towne Home & Douro Steakhouse on Buy Road, was a continuing companion of Correia’s throughout his practically four-week trial that led to a verdict this Could. So will marriage ceremony bells ring subsequent month? Time will inform. Read more on this story here.

Extra:Jasiel Correia, fiancée getting married before his sentencing on corruption charges

What’s brewing at Borden Mild?

Have you ever checked out Fall River’s latest waterfront espresso store? Dockside Cafe is a welcome addition to the Borden Mild Marina, providing the whole lot from espresso, smoothies and breakfast sandwiches to mochas and malassadas on the café’s walk-up window. Much more fascinating is that its proprietor solely simply wrapped up her first 12 months at school. Dockside Cafe is the brainchild of Westport 19-year-old Maddie Collins-Macedo, who has gotten a crash course on the ins and outs of operating a enterprise over the previous few weeks. However, being an entrepreneur is in her household blood, and he or she says the group has been very supportive. Read more about Maddie and her latest venture here.

Extra:Westport college student opens Dockside Cafe, Fall River’s newest eatery

Hollywood actor returns to Fall River roots

West Coast TV actor Tyler Bowe is again in his hometown to group up together with his outdated buddy Marc Dennis, proprietor of the Cultural Middle, to headline a rock live performance on the South Important Road venue in August. Born Tyler V. Botelho on the Azorean island of Sao Miguel, 62-year-old Bowe stated he knew as a younger boy that he was destined to steer a life in leisure. Bowe was 24 in 1983 when he loaded up his automobile and drove cross-country to Hollywood, California, the place he hoped to ascertain a profession in appearing. Amongst Bowe’s extra recognizable TV credit embrace minor roles in “Murphy Brown,” “China Seaside” and “West Wing,” taking part in a Portuguese cook dinner within the latter collection. Read our story for more about Bowe, his Hollywood journey, his Fall River roots and his summer season live performance that can mark the grand opening of The Club at the Cultural Center.