2014

Harbor Dredging Push
Harbor Dredging Push
Harbor Dredging Push
The area's legislative delegation wants to see more state money spent on dredging New Bedford Harbor. Rep. Antonio Cabral, Senator Mark Montigny and others sent a letter to the Baker Administration on Thursday, urging that it loosen the purse-strings and free up funding for dredging...
Wareham Man Found Guilty
Wareham Man Found Guilty
Wareham Man Found Guilty
The Plymouth County District Attorney's office says a 19 year old Wareham man has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter by a Brockton Superior Court jury. Demetrius Goshen was convicted of stabbing another man, 29 year old Dwayne Borges of Brockton, outside a Cumberland Farms store in Wareham in October, 2014...
State of the City
Mayor Jon Mitchell's State of the City address is being presented Thursday afternoon. The address will focus on the most recent year of Mitchell's administration, and how the City fared in 2014. Speaking on his weekly radio program, Mitchell says his speech will cover a vast array of issues, including law enforcement initiatives...
Sustainability Report Shows Dartmouth’s Progress
Sustainability Report Shows Dartmouth’s Progress
Sustainability Report Shows Dartmouth’s Progress
Dartmouth's solar program is number one in the state of Massachusetts. That, according to UMass Dartmouth's third annual sustainability report for the town. The report, created by students, studies Dartmouth's progress in it's economy, environment, and society...
2014 Top Stories - Fairhaven Jesus
2014 Top Stories - Fairhaven Jesus
2014 Top Stories - Fairhaven Jesus
He seemed to appear out of nowhere, and started what some may call a "mini-revival" in Greater New Bedford. Malvin "Mel" Larsen, dubbed "Fairhaven Jesus" by those who saw him along the Route 6 corridor, was very visible in the summer months of 2014, making it a point to talk to as many people as he could about his personal testimony and his relationship with Jesus Chr
New Bedford Approves CPA
New Bedford Approves CPA
New Bedford Approves CPA
New Bedford voters have approved the Community Preservation Act in the city. The CPA was listed as Question Five on city ballots, with voters approving it by a 54% to 45% margin. That translates into a 1,400 vote difference. The Community Preservation Act will enable a 1...
Professor Weighs In On Elections
Professor Weighs In On Elections
Professor Weighs In On Elections
Tuesday's elections are expected to restore power in the senate to Republicans. UMass Dartmouth Political Science professor Kenneth Manning says President Obama's low approval rating is spurning the change of heart in Americans. Manning says, however, don't expect much out of Washington over the next two years...
Baker's Story Real?
Baker's Story Real?
Baker's Story Real?
Charlie Baker's story of a New Bedford fisherman he met while on the campaign trail is raising eyebrows on the South Coast. Baker's says the story of the mountain of a man who told his sons to work as fishermen instead of taking athletic scholarships actually occurred during the 2010 gubernatorial campaign...

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