A News Update With New Bedford Light's Jack Spillane
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane said he 'audibly gasped' on election night when it was learned that Paul Heroux had defeated Sheriff Tom Hodgson.
Education
Freetown Woman Faces Charge After Unauthorized Entry into Schools
Lakeville Police Chief Matthew Perkins announced the woman will be charged with disturbing a school assembly, and would be summonsed into court.
A Holiday Treat from New Bedford Ballet [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
The New Bedford Ballet Theater Company will perform 'A New England Nutcracker' December 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11 at its building at 2459 Purchase Street.
SouthCoast Entrepreneur's Week Connects Students With Business
Students from Charlton College of Business at UMass Dartmouth will be learning more about the world of business next week during SouthCoast Entrepreneur Week.
Voters Approve Destruction of McCoy Stadium
Voters in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, want to tear down McCoy Stadium. Here's what going to be built in its place.
A Facelift Planned for New Bedford's Zeiterion Theater
A renovation of New Bedford's Zeiterion Performing Arts Center will include restoration of the seating area and lobby, plus the creation of new education space.
UMass Business College Earns High Rankings [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Dean Dr. John Williams of Charlton College of Business said students are attracted to cutting edge programs like technology management and business analytics.
Spillane on Dunn, Methandone Clinics and Ballot Questions
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane weighed in on Hugh Dunn's verdict, a proposed methadone clinic downtown, and Massachusetts ballot questions.
Better Lives for People With Disabilities [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Fairhaven-based M.O.L.I.F.E. works with intellectually and physically challenged adults to enhance their lives.
Creating Public Art in New Bedford [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
The Massachusetts Design, Art, and Technology Institute (DATMA) has been creating and encouraging public art in New Bedford for almost five years.