brooklawn park

One of New Bedford's spookiest legends is that of the "Beast of Brooklawn Park," a mysterious creature with cloven hooves seen in the 1960s.

Did you hang out at the tennis courts at New Bedford's Buttonwood and Brooklawn parks as a teenager?

New Bedford's Brooklawn Park was once a private estate with apple orchards and cow pastures. The estate known as Brook Lawn became a city park in the late 1800s.

New Bedford's Brooklawn, Buttonwood, and Victory Parks drew huge crowds to their ice skating rinks. Why isn't there still skating at these parks today?

If you've ever visited New Bedford's Brooklawn Park and wondered what that little house on the duck pond was all about, we found out its origin story.

There are some great places to go sledding on the SoutchCoast. Which are your favorites?

Police said the incident took place at around 7 p.m. in the area of Acushnet Avenue and Conduit Street.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell told me during Wednesday's broadcast that he wants to honor Fred Kalisz, perhaps this summer, and would consider naming something after the late mayor. Kalisz passed away recently from the effects of COVID-19...

The swings are off-limits because the mayor is afraid of a virus? Has he looked in the john?

A New Bedford mom shares the story of what happened after she discovered vandals scrawled racist graffiti on her favorite tree in Brooklawn Park.