Concert, donations benefit victims of Fall River Hood Street fire

16 January 2012, 12:13 am

A standing-room-only crowd filled the Waterstreet Cafe on Sunday night for a fundraiser to benefit the victims of Friday’s tragic fire at 170 Hood St. Waterstreet owner Jeanne Azar Padilla temporarily reopened her establishment, which has been closed during the month of January for renovations. She called up a few of her musician friends and decided to throw a party, with all of the proceeds ...... Read More »

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