Student Art, Michael Hubert Featured at Dartmouth Cultural Center
Students from the Advanced Placement Art Class at Dartmouth High School are displaying their work through March 25.
Townsquare Sunday with Jim Phillips
Free Music Festival Coming to New Bedford in July
New Bedford's Roots and Branches Fest will feature 30 musical acts performing at four indoor venues downtown and two outdoor stages inside Wing's Court.
Dartmouth Aldi to Host Hunger Heroes Food Drop
The United Way of Greater New Bedford's Hunger Heroes Food Drop is scheduled for Saturday, March 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Dartmouth Aldi store.
Resolving Disputes Is the Goal of New Bedford Mediation Program
New Bedford's Face to Face Mediation Program is free and is available to resolve all types of disputes, including those involved with housing.
Spillane on Shawn Oliver's Memes [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Spillane says Oliver's postings were demeaning and insensitive, but's he's not ready to say Ward 3 voters made the wrong choice.
Protecting New Bedford-Area Consumers [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
New Bedford Coordinator for Community Education Mali Lim says the Local Consumer Program receives about 700 referrals from the Attorney General each year.
New Bedford Charter School Opens New Education Center
New Bedford native Dr. Irwin Jacobs of Qualcomm fame and his wife Joan were the biggest individual contributors to the project with a $2 million gift.
PACE Celebrates 40 Years of Service
New Bedford-based PACE is celebrating 40 years of fighting poverty on the SouthCoast, and still looking for even more ways to help.
Collecting Backpacks for the Homeless in Dartmouth
The Dartmouth Community Service Outreach Team is responding to the homeless living in motels and at outdoor encampments in the town.
How New Bedford Businesses Benefit From Offshore Wind
Vineyard Wind and the U.S Offshore Wind Business Network are sponsoring a free, three-day training for local business owners in New Bedford.