NEW BEDFORD - The New Bedford City Council President is looking to switch up the insurance program for City workers.
Joe Lopes says the City would be able to save money by offering an opt-out medical insurance program for municipal employees...
If you're looking to add or change your healthcare coverage, this is the time to do it. It's open enrollment season, and PACE, Inc., is looking to help area residents navigate through the process of getting the best coverage at the best price...
From listeners calling WBSM, to the local newspapers and television stations to Good Morning America, there's a lot criticism that's been levied against Morton Hospital for releasing the man who went on to wreak havoc, mayhem and death. According to The Standard Times, "The family of Arthur DaRosa says he was depressed and suicidal when he was admitted to Morton Hospital in Taunton on Monday
Even with shortages, New Bedford's Fire Department is in elite company according to officials.
Mayor Jon Mitchell announced on Monday the Insurance Services Office rated the city as a Class 1 Public Protection community.
Different factors that go into the rating include water availability, dispatch services, and emergency equipment...