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Residents concerned about the proposed expansion of the Parallel Products recycling facility in the New Bedford Business Park need not worry, per VP Tim Cusson.

Concerns about the proposed processing plant in New Bedford need to be addressed.

On Thursday night, the New Bedford City Council will vote once again whether to approve the Host Community Agreement between the City of New Bedford and ARL Healthcare, Inc., the company that wants to open a marijuana cultivation facility in the New Bedford Business Park...

This from New Bedford Police: New Bedford Police issued a total of $7,000 in fines and cited 24 vehicles early Sunday after reports of drag racing near the Aerovox building, 167 John Vertente Blvd., at New Bedford Business Park. Two vehicles were racing and a number of other vehicles were in the area...

Beginning Monday, February 6, the Registry of Motor Vehicles will be in its new location at 212 Theodore. H. Rice Boulevard in the New Bedford Business Park. The former location downtown on Union Street is permanently closed. Don't worry, we've got you covered on everything you need to know about the new RMV...

The New Bedford Business Park welcomed its newest resident with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday afternoon.

Mayor Jon Mitchell isn't giving up on Symmetry Medical in the New Bedford Business Park. Tecomet, the parent company of the medical device firm announced this week it would be shutting Symmetry Medical down over the next year, with layoffs beginning this summer...

There will soon be a new firm in the New Bedford Business Park. The Mayor's Office says HTP Inc. of Freetown will move part of their operations to the Business Park and expand.  HTP manufactures green energy devices for space and water heating...

More mosquito spraying planned for New Bedford, this time after a mosquito carrying EEE is found in East Freetown. The Bristol County Mosquito Control Project will be conducting targeted ground spraying early Thursday morning between 2am and sunrise...

A new road at the New Bedford Business Park was celebrated on Wednesday. The road, Flaherty Drive, opens up 45 acres of land for new development. Mayor Jon Mitchell tells WBSM News, the site will be marketed to larger companies... ...