water park

There will be no inflatable water park at New Bedford's East Beach this summer, and it remains uncertain if such an attraction will return in the future.

Remember the floating water park on East Beach in the South End of New Bedford? It's coming back just in time for Summer 2021.

There are precautions in place for the ones that have announced opening dates.

Craig Dixon, the embattled chairman of the New Bedford Conservation Commission, is resigning and he is leaving town for greener pastures.

The New Bedford water park has been an oily mess, both figuratively and literally. The park was shut down because of an oil spill just days before Labor Day.

A.G. Maura Healey may soon be asked to step in regarding complaints against the members of the New Bedford's Board of Parks, Beaches, and Recreation.

Do the residents of New Bedford still have confidence in their appointed Conservation Commission after the water park fiasco?

The City of New Bedford's Park Board recently entered into a deal with a private water park company. The City's profit is projected to come from parking fees.

Craig Dixon, chairman of the New Bedford Conservation Commission, is now claiming he was under pressure and buckled to the Mayor's Office on the water park.

Documents in my possession answer some questions about the water park but they don't answer all of the questions. The Conservation Commission will meet tonight.