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Lobster Days Returns to New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center will host Lobster Days on February 22nd and 23rd, from 11am to 3pm both days.
Samaritans Southcoast Provides Emotional Support and More
Darcy Lee, the program's director, says the Samaritan Hotline received more than 33,000 calls last year, and is on line to receive 40,000 calls in 2024.
UMass Professor: Trump Win Far From Certain
Ken Manning says Biden still has time to energize the Democratic Party around issues such as abortion and Donald Trump himself.
New Bedford's Whaling National Park to Host Black History Events
All four programs in February are free of charge and will be held on the four Saturdays of the month, 1 pm in the Corson Theatre, 33 William St.
Housing Chief: 2,000 New Housing Units Needed in New Bedford
Josh Amaral: "We need to produce more housing of all types, for all income levels, and do it in a way that makes sense for all individuals."
Crisis Update: Opioid Overdoses Still Happening in New Bedford
Carl Alves of Positive Action Against Chemical Addiction says the opioid problem has gotten worse but there are more opportunities for treatment available.
Shark Expert Greg Skomal Speaking in Onset
Dr. Greg Skomal, known internationally for his research on sharks and numerous appearances on Discovery Channel's 'Shark Week,' is coming to Onset.
New Non-Profit Seeks to Provide Adaptive Gear for SouthCoast Kids
Two SouthCoast families have teamed up to create a nonprofit that will help buy adaptive bicycles and other equipment for children that need them.
SRTA Offering Free Bus Rides and Sunday Service on Southcoast
Eric Rousseau says SRTA bus rides are now free through June 30th, and a pilot Sunday program will begin on January 28th.
New Bedford Faith Leaders to Speak on Middle East Conflict
The public is welcome to attend the First Night Service at New Bedford's Seamen's Bethel on December 31 at 5 p.m.