New Bedford's RiverWalk and River District project moves closer as the Acushnet River cleanup nears completion, opening new recreation and redevelopment opportunities.
In September 1778, a fleet of 40 British warships sailed into New Bedford Harbor and burned the city to the ground. As America celebrates 250 years of independence, this is the SouthCoast story you need to know.
The Acushnet River’s polluted past gave way to a billion-dollar cleanup, environmental restoration, and cautious optimism for New Bedford Harbor’s future.
A disused mill building at the end of Coffin Avenue in New Bedford's North End will be demolished, after the city was granted a court order to remove the building due to the risk of its collapse.
A new assistant health inspector conducted an investigation and says he found multiple health and environmental violations at the quarry and asphalt plant.
The Baker-Polito Administration and the City of New Bedford announced Thursday that nearly $670,000 in funding will be used to design and construct the first phase of the RiverWalk project along the Acushnet River.