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DisABILITY Pride Day Coming to Fairhaven
Organizers of Fairhaven's upcoming DisABILITY Pride Day say it will focus on what people can do, not what they can't do.
New Bedford Art Walk Features Return of Seagull Cinderella
Seagull Cinderella is wearing a new dress, and there will be at least eight other works of art for people to enjoy along the New Bedford waterfront.
Upgrading the Dartmouth Cultural Center Building
The Dartmouth Cultural Center must raise $160,000 in order to receive a matching grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Theresa Street Fundraiser [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Dartmouth's Theresa Street incorporated as a non-profit in 2020, and since that time has raised more than $100,000 to assist other community organizations.
Hetty Green Returns to New Bedford This Summer
Irene Duprey-Gutierrez said that while some people call New Bedford's legendary Hetty Green 'The Witch of Wall Street,' she calls her a wizard.
The Public Life of John Bullard: Trying to Fix His Hometown
In his memoir, former New Bedford Mayor John Bullard said he wanted to encourage young people to consider doing what he did, try to fix up their hometown.
Taste of Mattapoisett Is July 11 [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
You couldn't ask for a nicer setting for the 19th annual Taste of the Town in Mattapoisett, with a stunning view of Mattapoisett Harbor.
A Summer of Public Art in New Bedford [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
DATMA is celebrating its fifth year in New Bedford promoting public art with a variety of exhibits and programs.
Fighting Racism in the Tri-Town Area [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Rhonda Baptiste grew up in Mattapoisett, but she knows the experiences of her biracial son are much different than what she experienced growing up.
New Bedford Park a Symbol of Freedom [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Abolition Row Park in New Bedford may be small, but the message it sends is mighty. That message, of course, is freedom.