ernestina

The Ernestina wood, crimes kept secret, misrepresented crime stats, and city councilors with 'fuzzy' memories – all reasons why people have confidence issues.

Sen. Mark Montigny of New Bedford has filed legislation that will secure funding for the completion of the restoration of the schooner Ernestina-Morrissey.

A devastating report on the safety of living in New Bedford comes to light.

The Bristol County D.A.'s office has completed its investigation into the missing lumber meant for the Ernestina, determining there was no criminal wrongdoing.

Ken argues that, for multiple reasons, the time has come to move the Ernestina probe out of not just the City of New Bedford but from Bristol County completely.

Amazing what a year can do to ease the pain of loss—and getting $200,000 tossed your way doesn't hurt either.

The D.A.'s review of missing Ernestina lumber case needs to be thorough.

The City of New Bedford's investigation into the missing Ernestina lumber has concluded, and a Freetown resident is at the center of it. Shawn Davis had inquired about obtaining the old growth yellow pine timbers by asking former DPI Commissioner Ron Labelle in September of 2015 about the idea of him taking it away...

The saga of the missing Ernestina lumber has come to a close, and it has been determined that no City employee received any money or personal gain.

An independent review of missing Ernestina lumber is needed.