New Bedford City Councilor Ian Abreu is bringing some Whaling City favorite foods to former city residents now living in Florida and craving a taste of home.
The annual New Bedford South End Halloween Parade is returning for its 56th year, with music, costume contests, hot chocolate, and of course plenty of candy.
The organizers expect to have more than 75 vendors on hand displaying their products, skills and designs all aimed at improving your home and property.
New Bedford's former Clark Point Creamery is being reimagined by its new ownership group which includes City Councilor and Silmo Syrups head Ian Abreu.
New Bedford residents or business owners who have questions about taxes and how to seek an abatement are invited to attend a 'taxpayer town hall' next week.
The South End Community Annual Halloween Parade made its return last year, and Abreu and Pereira are thrilled to continue the tradition again this year.
New Bedford City Councilor at Large Ian Abreu was involved in an automobile crash Tuesday afternoon and said he is 'a little banged up' as he awaits surgery.