New Bedford Whaling Ship's Daring Rescue Mission
In 1876, the New Bedford whaling ship Catalpa sailed to western Australia and took part in the rescue of six Irish prisoners.
Townsquare Sunday with Jim Phillips
SMEC: 50 Years of Special Education Programs
SMEC provides services to more than 700 disabled students and adults in Greater New Bedford and Fall River.
New Bedford Film Festival Returns April 10-13
The New Bedford Film Festival will feature 98 films selected for screening during the four-day festival, including 18 submitted by local filmmakers.
KDC's Night of Impact Is April 11 in Acushnet
KDC in New Bedford has been working with developmentally challenged children, adults and their families for more than 50 years.
Lease Vote, New Exhibits on Tap at Dartmouth Cultural Center
Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos is hoping the spring Town Meeting will approve a new lease for up to 30 years.
A Fundraiser for Mercy Meals and More
New Bedford's Mercy Meals and More is holding its annual comedy show fundraiser on April 4 to benefit its work helping the homeless.
A Look at Renovations at the Zeiterion
New Bedford's Zeiterion PAC President and CEO Rosemary Gill expects that by April or May, renovations will be 60 percent complete.
Taunton Benefit Concert to Remember Zachary Cordeiro
10-year-old Zachary Cordeiro passed away from a heart ailment back in December and local musician Glen Nunes is putting together a benefit in Taunton.
Update on New Bedford Cape Verdean Cultural Center
New Bedford's Cape Verdean Association received some help when it joined forces with WHALE to preserve the 100-year old Strand Theatre building.
New Videos Highlight New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
'Catch the Tradition,' a series of promotional videos touting the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center and the fishing industry, are now finished.