Montigny, Markey ‘Optimistic’ Septic Regulations Won’t Impact SouthCoast
Sen. Marky Montigny and Rep. Chris Markey said they are 'optimistic' proposed septic regulations will not impact Dartmouth, Westport and Acushnet.
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Acushnet Rollover Crash Sends Two 18-Year-Olds to the Hospital
ACUSHNET (WBSM) — Two 18-year-old men were taken to the hospital – one via MedFlight – following a rollover crash in Acushnet this afternoon.
At about 2:40 p.m., a 911 call came in regarding a single-vehicle crash on Robinson Road. First responders...
Acushnet Community Plans Heartwarming Event for Struggling Young Boy
Pizza for Porter on Saturday, March 4, will encourage the community to come together and show support for a little man enduring a very large battle.
New Bedford Fire Department Steps Up in Big Way for Firefighter’s Son
Taylor and Danielle Guillemette discovered on January 12th that their son, Porter, has an aggressive brain tumor. When NBFD found out, they stepped in to help.
Acushnet Event Will Get Your Child Started in Junior Dog Handling
An event at the Acushnet Grange Hall on January 28 will help your child learn about the world of dog sports and dog handling.
Free Rides and Tows Offered for New Year's Eve
New Bedford-based South Coast Towing is once again offering free tows home if you're too intoxicated to drive on New Year's Eve. Details here.
Dartmouth Cyclist Identified as Man Killed in Truck Crash
The cyclist killed in a crash with a large truck in Acushnet last week has been identified as 27-year-old James Leandre of Dartmouth.
Cyclist Killed in Acushnet Crash
A male cyclist has been killed in a crash with a large truck on South Main Street in Acushnet.
Hunter Suffers Minor Injuries in Tree Stand Accident
A hunter in the forest behind a horse farm in Acushnet was rescued and taken to the hospital with minor injuries after finding himself in a precarious position early Monday.
New Bedford Antique Shop Shines a Light on Vintage Medical Therapy
A New Bedford antiques store has up for sale a very interesting piece of medical equipment from the early 1900s that could shine a light on many afflictions.