New Bedford Honors 9/11 Victims on 20th Anniversary
Among the speakers were New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell, leaders of local public safety departments, other city officials and members of the clergy.
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South End Fire Station Now Closed
The decision was made last month by Fire Chief Paul Coderre as part of a plan to end the 'rolling blackout' policy of shutting fire stations around the city.
City Hall Working Around the Clock on Virus Threat
The mayor expects to have more announcements by the end of the weekend and he's asking residents to 'stay tuned.'
Engine 11 Protest Comes To City Hall
Councilor Ian Abreu says rolling blackouts may be a better option.
Don't Fear Change, Embrace It [OPINION]
Low voter turnout makes it impossible to dislodge entrenched incumbents and discourages new candidates from seeking office.
Gomes Pursuit of Two Seats to Highlight New Bedford Preliminaries
It’s preliminary election day in New Bedford as voters ready to cast their ballot for City Councilor of Ward 1 and Ward 4, City Councilor At-Large and mayor.
New Bedford Voters Have One Day Left to Register for Preliminary
City officials are reminding New Bedford voters that Wednesday, September 11 is the deadline to register to vote in the October 1 preliminary election.
Mayor Mitchell Provides Further Details on City Hall Cyber Attack
Mayor Mitchell says the restoration effort is “coming along” and that more details will be available as technology experts continue to address the issue.
New Bedford Computer Outage Spreads to Fire Department
New Bedford Fire personnel have confirmed with WBSM News reports of downed Fire Department computers.
Drag Queen Story Time Comes to New Bedford Public Library
It was a large turnout in downtown New Bedford Saturday morning as the first ever Drag Queen Story Time came to the New Bedford Main Public Library.