A duty status hearing was held this afternoon at Massachusetts State Police General Headquarters for the trooper involved in Wednesday’s apprehension of suspect RICHARD SIMONE. Following the hearing, that trooper was ordered suspended with pay for the duration of the investigation into the the arrest. Today’s hearing was not part of the investigation itself; rather, its purpose was only to determine the trooper’s duty status for the pendency of the investigation.
The trooper is assigned to the Andover Barracks. He is 32 and has been a member of the department since October 2011. His name is not being released as his suspension is an internal personnel action. No further information is being released at this time.
New Bedford man overdoses, revived with Narcan and then tased after fighting EMS
Yesterday morning at approximately 1 a.m. south end New Bedford police officers and medics were sent to 40 Thompson St. for a man laid out on the ground. The man was shoeless and shirtless and experiencing an overdose. It took 4 doses of Narcan to revive him and he was led into the back of the ambulance.
Once inside, he became combative and began swinging and punching the paramedics. He was finally subdued by police after being tased and handcuffed to the gurney. Upon arrival at St. Luke’s Hospital he continued to act out and had to be physically restrained. Upon being medically cleared, he was transported to Police Headquarters for booking.
He was arraigned yesterday morning on 2 counts of Assault and Battery on medic personnel and one count of Assault and Battery on a person over 60. (One of the medic personnel is over the age of 60)
Jacob Gorham age 40 of 40 Thompson St.
Murder suspect from Puerto Rico turns himself in to New Bedford police
Earlier this week, New Bedford detectives and Trooper David Reis of the Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section received information from authorities in Puerto Rico that they were looking for an individual wanted for murder and gun charges. It was believed that the fugitive was staying somewhere in New Bedford.
Yesterday afternoon at approximately 1:00pm the suspect turned himself in at the downtown police station. It appears he received a call from his mother who resides in Puerto Rico urging him to turn himself in. He was arrested as a fugitive from justice and arraigned yesterday in New Bedford district court. He will be held pending rendition proceedings.
Information was developed that he was new to the area and had been residing with a female in New Bedford.
Detectives do not know the specifics of the case against him.
Christopher Gonzalez-Agosto age 25 of New Bedford.
Faces Of New Bedford – #50: Angel Diaz
Meet Angel Diaz, 28-year-old Math teacher, co-program director and DJ.
Angel moved to New Bedford in his early teenage years, after living in Florida and New York for his early childhood. His start in New Bedford wasn’t that great, getting kicked out of New Bedford High School for carrying a weapon on him to dropping out of the alternative high school. It wasn’t too long after that Angel realized he didn’t want to continue down the path of destruction he was on and went back for his GED at the age of 16. He was also avidly involved in music, working with two others to open his own professional studio, where he was recording and mixing music at the same age.
He then went on to work for a host of organizations where he helped youth, whether it was with their homework or creating lessons for them, all while continuing his secondary education. He got involved with Dream Out Loud, then Brick by Brick, and continued teaching teenagers music on and off for the past 14 years. It was in 2014, that he became the co-program director. Since then he has even worked alongside a group of teens on a project, which they performed for the President of Bermuda on the island. Angel is also a full time math teacher for the girls at the Our Sister School, which is a private charter school for low income girls.
Aside from teaching, Angel is also an entertainer. His involvement with music since such a young age has opened up the door for him to be able to work in various different platforms of music, from production to evening DJing. He has done tons of corporate events and parties but recently has teamed up with the Blessed Energy band. He will be joining them to tour New England this upcoming summer alongside a few other DJing opportunities he has.
“I’m an “edutainer,” I like to educate while entertaining. I was a person that the system failed so I didn’t want to see other kids go through that.”
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Faces of New Bedford is a project by Colton Simmons. If you are interested in booking a shoot or getting prints from the series email all inquiries to colton@coltonsimmons.com
A stellar weekend in terms of temperatures is ahead for us. Friday there will be some rain in the afternoon, but in spite of some clouds or partly sunny forecasts that will be it for the precipitation. We will be in the 60s all weekend with a warm high of 67 degrees on Saturday. That means that nothing will stop or slow us doing from enjoying all the events that are beginning to pop up this time of year. Spring is here to stay!
As always, click on the title for more or detailed information on the event. Most of the events were pulled from our event calendar where you can find hundreds of local area events each month. The event calendar is FREE, so if you are a local business, and not taking advantage of FREE publicity, shame on you! Are you a local business and want to sponsor this high traffic, weekend guide? Contact info@newbedfordguide.com for more details. Have an event to add? Add it here. Know of another event this weekend? Post a reply!
Wine and Beer Tasting Benefit (6:00pm-9:00pm)
Enjoy a Wine and Beer Tasting to benefit Coastline Elderly Services! Tasting will be provided by Douglas Wine and Spirits. Tickets are $35 per person which includes, tasting, hors d’oeuvres and entertainment. Great raffle prizes will be offered! For more information or to purchase your ticket, please contact Jessica Peck at jpeck@coastlinenb.org. Howland Place, 651 Orchard St., New Bedford.
Willy Wonka is one of many theatrical presentations going on all weekend.
SouthCoast Children’s Theatre presents: ANNIE (7:00pm)
Annie is a Broadway musical based upon the popular Harold Gray comic strip Little Orphan Annie. The original Broadway production opened in 1977 and ran for nearly six years. Annie takes place at the Keith Middle School Auditorium at 225 Hathaway Blvd. General Admission Tickets: $15 Adults, $12 Students and Seniors. Tickets can also be purchased online at:SouthCoastChildrensTheatre.com.
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka (7:00pm)
The cast of twenty-five local actors will sing the enchanting songs from the 1971 film starring Gene Wilder and new songs by Leslie Bricusse (Jekyll & Hyde, Doctor Dolittle) and Anthony Newley, Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka TYA (theatre for young audiences) is a scrumdidilyumptious musical guaranteed to delight everyone’s sweet tooth. For more information call 508-946-1071 or visit burtwoodschool.com. The Burt Wood School of Performing Arts, 133 Center St., Middleborough.
Your Theatre presents “And Then There Were None” (8:00pm)
An Agatha Christie mystery. Ten guilty strangers are trapped on an island. One by one they are accused of murder; one by one they start to die. Your Theatre, Inc. Playhouse, 136 Rivet St., New Bedford.
Saturday,May 14th
Stamp Out Hunger (ALL DAY)
Help fight hunger in Greater New Bedford by simply walking to your mailbox all day today! Join the National Association of Letter Carriers SE MA Merged Branch 18, the US Postal Service and United Way of Greater New Bedford for the 24th annual Letter Carriers’ Food Drive and help us Stamp Out Hunger-the largest 1-day food drive across the country. All food collected in the South Coast will stay in the South Coast. To participate leave a non-perishable food item or bag of items by your mailbox or on your porch. Food will be collected by your mailman during your normal mail delivery. Non-perishable food may include: cereals, beans, rice, canned meats, tuna, soups, vegetables, peanut butter, jellies or jams, pasta, tomato sauces, pancake mix or juices. For safety reasons, we ask that no glass containers be donated to avoid breakage.
Nature Discoveries (9:30am-10:30am)
Nature Discoveries occurs on the second Saturday of each month. Join us as we investigate nature topics by reading nature-themed books and exploring the Lloyd Center. Live animal demonstrations, specimens to observe and touch, hikes, activities and crafts bring nature themes to life for our Nature Discovery guests. This hour long adventure is appropriate for children ages 2-6 (younger or older siblings are welcome as well). Leader: Jen Wimmer, Lloyd Center Outreach Specialist. Price: Members: $5 Non-members: $6
Limit: 20 All ages welcome. If you have specific questions regarding the program, please call Jen Wimmer at 508-990-0505 x 14, or email jen@lloydcenter.org. Lloyd Center for the Environment, 430 Potomska Rd., Dartmouth.
Exercise the brain and the body with Nature Discoveries on Saturday.
Fall River Ride To Remember Veterans (12:30pm-8:00pm)
Fall River Ride to Remember is a Community of Family, Friends, and Neighbors, Bikers and non- Bikers, that Love Our Heroes and All Veterans. Our mission is to Remember, Honor, and Give Tribute to Each and Every Veteran, Their Families, and Loved Ones! We are committed to keeping alive, and to live in, the spirit of the “Freedom” that they gave their all. American Legion Post 121, 80 Myricks St, Berkley.
SouthCoast Children’s Theatre presents: ANNIE (1:00pm)
Annie is a Broadway musical based upon the popular Harold Gray comic strip Little Orphan Annie. The original Broadway production opened in 1977 and ran for nearly six years. Annie takes place at the Keith Middle School Auditorium at 225 Hathaway Blvd. General Admission Tickets: $15 Adults, $12 Students and Seniors. Tickets can also be purchased online at:SouthCoastChildrensTheatre.com.
Mass Attack Roller Derby Home Opener (5:00pm-10:00pm)
Come enjoy an action packed event watching TWO awesome games! The first home games are this Saturday and we want YOU to join us. In this first game, our nationally ranked All Stars will go up against Jerzey. Don’t miss the first whistle at 5:45! Then, you get to enjoy watching our Bloody Bordens take on Cape Cod Roller Derby. You’re sure to have a great time attending our Home Opener and see the fierce competition that these skaters train all year for. Help welcome us to our new home at Carousel in Fairhaven, MA. Tickets are $10 online and $12 at the door. Kids 10 and under are free. Carousel Skating Center, 4 David Drown Blvd., Fairhaven.
3rd Annual Rising Tide Lifts all Hopes – Clamboil w/ LOBSTER! (5:30pm-8:00pm)
Traditional New England Clamboil with Lobster to benefit GiftsToGive! 5:30 – Cocktails, 6:30 – Chowder followed by a traditional Clamboil with Lobster. Complimentary beer, wine, signature cocktails and soft drinks – with coffee and dessert to follow. Music and MORE! Donation: $75 per person. For more information or to register online visit: http://www.giftstogive.org/clamboil. If you would like to pay by check at the door, you can still RSVP online. 1 Titleist Drive, Acushnet.
Wine And Food Tasting Fundraiser (4:00pm-7:00pm)
Enjoy an evening of tasty wines from Douglas Wines and Spirits, delicious food samplings from a variety of local restaurants, silent auctions and raffle. Ticket price also includes admission to the Marine Museum of Fall River where you can view the history of Maritime Travel and Culture which includes collections of the Fall River Line and RMS Titanic. Call For Tickets: 508-678-0804. Link To Tickets: https://red.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&e=5647b1467954e3a3c67de7f4b48946cf. Marine Museum at Fall River, 70 Water St., Fall River.
10th Annual Opening of the Bay (6:00pm-8:00pm)
Tickets include dinner, cash bar, silent auction, and dancing to the 8 piece musical juggernaut Soul of Boston known for their wide range of musical genres from 60’s soul classics, to epic 80’s rock anthems, to 90’s “old school,” R&B. Tickets can be purchased by visiting http://www.communityboating.org/ootb/. Donations are still being accepted for the silent auction and event sponsorship donations are also welcome. Please visit http://www.communityboating.org/ootb2015/corp/ for more information! Fort Taber.
Enjoy the action and beauties at the Mass Attack Roller Derby Home Opener on Saturday Evening.
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka (7:00pm)
The cast of twenty-five local actors will sing the enchanting songs from the 1971 film starring Gene Wilder and new songs by Leslie Bricusse (Jekyll & Hyde, Doctor Dolittle) and Anthony Newley, Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka TYA (theatre for young audiences) is a scrumdidilyumptious musical guaranteed to delight everyone’s sweet tooth. For more information call 508-946-1071 or visit burtwoodschool.com. The Burt Wood School of Performing Arts, 133 Center St., Middleborough.
NBSO: Beethoven & Bernstein (7:30pm)
Join the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra as we bring our 100th season to a close with one of the greatest symphonies of all time. Featuring soprano Karen Slack, mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer, tenor Yeghishe Manucharyan and baritone David Kravitz plus the Back Bay Chorale. Leonard Bernstein: Chichester Psalms and Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor.
Your Theatre presents “And Then There Were None” (8:00pm)
An Agatha Christie mystery. Ten guilty strangers are trapped on an island. One by one they are accused of murder; one by one they start to die. Your Theatre, Inc. Playhouse, 136 Rivet St., New Bedford.
Sunday, May 15th
FREE: WWI Living History at Fort Rodman (9:00am-3:00pm)
Our 3rd Annual WWI Encampment at the fort to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of what was then called the Great War. The fort and camp will be open to the public Saturday 9:00AM to 4:00PM and on Sunday from 9:00AM to 3:00PM. Displays and period military drills. Free admission. Fort Tabor Park.
Free Sunday Wellness Program (11:00am-2:00pm)
Aerobics, nutrition, Yoga, lecture on smoking, meditation and more. Boys & Girls Club of Greater New Bedford, 166 Jenney St. New Bedford.
SouthCoast Children’s Theatre presents: ANNIE (7:00pm)
Annie is a Broadway musical based upon the popular Harold Gray comic strip Little Orphan Annie. The original Broadway production opened in 1977 and ran for nearly six years. Annie takes place at the Keith Middle School Auditorium at 225 Hathaway Blvd. General Admission Tickets: $15 Adults, $12 Students and Seniors. Tickets can also be purchased online at:SouthCoastChildrensTheatre.com.
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New Bedford Teacher Wins $25,000 Home Makeover from Care Free Homes
Courtney Hill, a teacher at the Global Learning Charter Public School in New Bedford, was randomly chosen as the winner of a $25,000 Home Makeover from local home improvement company, Care Free Homes.
Courtney and her husband, Matthew Hill, reside in New Bedford with their two children, Camden (5) and Raeya (1). The family will receive a free GAF Timberline HD roofing system, Mastic Carvedwood 44 vinyl siding, and Harvey Classic replacement windows, a prize package valued at $25,000. All products will be expertly installed by Care Free Homes. A Fairhaven family won the contest last year.
“We can’t even describe our excitement to be the winners, it still feels surreal! We are most excited for the vinyl siding, It’s definitely something we’ve dreamed of having done since we bought the house last year!” said Ms. Hill.
Care Free Homes, Inc. is a family owned and operated home improvement and construction company located in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. They have been serving homeowners in Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and Rhode Island since 1978. For the latest on the Hill Family project, visit carefreehomescompany.com or follow Care Free Homes, Inc. on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
Faces Of New Bedford – #49: Tiffany Ferreira
Meet Tiffany Ferreira, a Research Assistant at the University of Massachusetts as part of a Doctoral fellowship and part-time Operations Manager at Southern Lights Solar.
As long as Tiffany could remember she had been good at math and during her high school years had even considered going to college to become a math teacher. With the push of several teachers from New Bedford High School (Ms. Daamguard, Mr. Viera, and Mr. Knickerson; just to name a few) she began her freshman year as a Math major at UMass Dartmouth.
After a few semesters her interests in math had shifted and she became a physics major. During her first few years in college she didn’t really get involved but it wasn’t until the faculty in the Math and Physics department invited her to go to the Undergraduate Women’s Physics conference where she really had a life changing event. During one of the sessions, someone mentioned how only 2 percent of women in undergraduate Physics programs would continue on to receive their Doctorate, and this fact bothered her.
From that point on she made it her mission to advocate for women in the math and science world. Upon graduating from the University of Massachusetts with her Degree in Science and Physics, she was invited to join a doctoral fellowship at the school, where she is studying how to numerically model the onset and progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
She is heavily involved with Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) working to help other people see that there are plenty of opportunities to grow and work in the fields of science, physics.
They have hosted events for OUR Sister’s School for girls on several occasions, teaching them to understand science using games and presentations.
“We have the potential to be a great hub like Boston and New Bedford should look to UMass for all of the opportunities that it has, rather than seeing it as ‘The closest school to go to so it is my last option.’”
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Faces of New Bedford is a project by Colton Simmons. If you are interested in booking a shoot or getting prints from the series email all inquiries to colton@coltonsimmons.com
Grammy Award-winner Melissa Etheridge returns to Zeiterion Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, June 29
Grammy Award-winner Melissa Etheridge returns to Zeiterion Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, June 29, at 8 p.m. with her M.E. Solo tour. A limited run in an intimate setting, Melissa will play acoustic guitar, electric guitar, harmonica and piano will perform songs from her latest album, This is M.E. The M.E. Solo tour will feature both new tunes and classics like “Come to My Window” and “I Want to Come Over,” all intertwined with personal anecdotes. Etheridge’s many accolades include two Grammy Awards and 17 nominations, an Academy Award (“I Need to Wake Up” from the Al Gore documentary An Inconvenient Truth) and a star on the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame. Tickets from $55 to $75 are available at www.zeiterion.org, 508-994-2900 or at the Zeiterion box office, 684 Purchase Street, New Bedford.
“I haven’t been this excited about making music and creating in ages,” Etheridge says about her new album, This is M.E. She continued, “I enjoy doing a solo show, and diving into my catalogue of songs brings a new freshness to my older material. It is such an intimate experience with the audience, and it is truly one of my favorite ways to perform.” Of her solo tour, the New York Times raved, “Ms. Etheridge gave each big chorus the additional heft of her voice, still a raspy and incandescent howl.”
With this album, her 12th collection of new material, she is not alone as a songwriter. She teamed with Jerrod Bettis (Adele, One Republic), Jon Levine (Nelly Furtado, Selena Gomez), Jerry Wonda (Grammy Award-winning producer of the Fugees, Mary J. Blige) and Roccstar (Usher, Chris Brown), among others. These collaborations were a new route for the artist, and recording the new album proved an inspiring, electrifying experience for her. The powerful lyrics and incomparable voice, the indelible melodies, the blazing guitars could be from no one else. “Who Are You Waiting For” closes the album on the most intimate, emotional, personal, lump-in-the-throat note of her entire career. It’s the song she wrote for and debuted at her wedding to Linda Wallem.
This is M.E. album marks the debut of her independent label and also ushers in a very active stretch for Etheridge. In addition to her steady touring, both with her band and as a solo act, she continued her noted activism speaking to the United Nations on LGBT rights as human rights, sang her own “Uprising of Love” and John Lennon’s “Imagine” as part of this year’s New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square and performed at the opening ceremonies of the WorldPride week in Toronto.
Tickets for Melissa Etheridge’s M.E. Solo Tour on June 29 are available for purchase at www.zeiterion.org, by calling 508-994-2900, or in person at the box office at 684 Purchase Street, New Bedford, MA. Box Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and two hours before each performance.
Stakeholders Support Creation of New Arts, Culture, and Tourism Fund for New Bedford
Arts, cultural, and business leaders in New Bedford are voicing their support for a proposal by Mayor Jon Mitchell to attract more creativity and investment to New Bedford and draw tourists through improved cultural planning, marketing, arts programming and public art.
The proposal, first announced publicly in Mayor Mitchell’s March 24th State of the City Address, would establish an “Arts, Culture and Tourism Promotion Fund” from a portion of the proceeds of the City’s hotel and lodging tax to create a City Cultural Coordinator position and fund cultural marketing in collaboration with the Office of Tourism and Marketing, arts programming, and public art. The measure requires both approval by the City Council and passage of special state legislation, and will be taken up by the Council at Thursday’s meeting.
Mayor Jon Mitchell said, “It is a matter of economic development orthodoxy that arts and culture are critical catalysts in cities’ revitalization and growth. We’re fortunate in New Bedford that we don’t have to create an arts and culture ‘scene’ here out of whole cloth. We’re already far ahead of many cities of our size in quantity, richness, and maturity of our cultural assets, but we need additional resources and capacity to maximize their impact on the city’s growth and development.”
In recent years, New Bedford’s reputation has grown as the center for arts in the region and as a creative and inviting place for all types of artists to live and work. New Bedford was named the “Seventh Most Artistic City” by Atlantic Monthly, ranked Ninth on Matador Network’s list of Most Creative Towns, and sixth on Bustle’s Best Cities for Young Artists.
Noelle Foye, Executive Director of the New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks said of the proposal, “I believe that creating an Office of Arts and Culture is a significant step forward for New Bedford. Having a recognized place at the table, gives art and cultural institutions the ability to help facilitate change and support the economic development of the city.”
“A great community is often identified by its commitment to arts and culture, including public art, programming, marketing and promotion. Indeed, businesses looking to relocate often measure the value of a community, in part, by its commitment to arts and culture. As one of the most arts-friendly communities in the United States, New Bedford can further show its commitment to being a new economy city by supporting this position,” said Rick Kidder, President of the New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce.
“This proposal is the next step towards furthering economic development and tourism in our downtown cultural district,” said Senate Assistant Majority Leader Mark Montigny. “Over the years I have consistently advocated for the enhancement of our invaluable cultural institutions and programming to promote increased access to educational and experiential opportunities for residents and visitors of all ages and abilities. Providing a dedicated fund will further these efforts and promote the rich cultural heritage of our city. I look forward to filing the petition in the Senate with the collaboration of the Mayor and City Council.”
“Given the documented success the City has had with programs such as AHA! Night, a reinvigorated Zeiterion Theatre, the recognition of a cultural district, the success of organizations such as WHALE, the National Whaling Park District, and hosting educational institutions such as UMass Dartmouth and BCC, we are indeed poised to step up our presence as a destination for the arts, culture and tourism,” said Adrian Tio, Dean of UMass Dartmouth’s College of Visual and Performing Arts.
The South Coast Hot Jobs List – 12 May, 2016
by Michael Silvia
The Greater New Bedford unemployment rate is much higher than the rest of Massachusetts, but believe it or not there really are a lot of available for qualified applicants. Sometimes the barrier to a new job can be the lack of information on available job openings.
To solve this, each week New Bedford Guide will pull jobs from our jobs database to inform job seekers about the hottest jobs in the area.
01. Service Technician – Tasca Nissan (North Dartmouth)
We are currently looking for two experienced technicians. Nissan certification a PLUS. Multiple brand experience needed for one position. Positions include some nights and weekends. Nice clean shop and modern equipment. Please forward resume or fill out application on the Tasca website. Be sure to post for the Dartmouth location Full job description can be found: here.
02. Customer Service Associate – Panera Bread (North Dartmouth)
Our customer associates know what our customer wants and deliver it — fast, accurate and with friendly service. We hear and sense customer needs and keep our manager and fellow team members informed. We take pride in every aspect of our work and perform it with energy and enthusiasm. We are strong team players, with a commitment to continuous learning, who provide quality service and products to our customers through true craftsmanship. Full details and application process: here.
03. Mental Health Worker – Child & Family Services (New Bedford)
The mental health worker will work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team, to provide immediate short-term relief to individuals suffering from an acute psychiatric episode. These are part-time or per diem positions. For full job details and application process: here.
04. Pharmacy Technician – CVS Health (New Bedford)
The Pharmacy Technician Trainee is a training position where you can move to a Pharmacy Technician upon successful completion of CVS Pharmacy Technician Training Program and per local state pharmacy guidelines. This position provides an opportunity, in a leading retail pharmacy setting, to excel in a complex, high impact patient focused role and to positively impact the lives of others. The ideal candidate must be able to triage pharmacy tasks, balance efficiency with accuracy, work both independently and as a team in a fast-paced environment, and achieve excellence in customer service through compassion and genuine care for all patients while ensuring all medication needs and regulatory compliance standards are met. For full job details and application process here.
05. Dry Van Drivers – Centerline Drivers (New Bedford)
We are now hiring for dry van drivers. If you’re in the market for flexible and steady work, Centerline and our clients are looking for people who can represent us in a professional manner at all times, while maintaining a strong commitment to safety. Full details and application process here.
06. Stylist – Supercuts (North Dartmouth)
Supercuts offers a wide range of professional services, including haircuts, color and highlights, waxing and specialty services. We use proprietary tools and techniques for exceptional results. No-appointment necessary, and guests can check in online or by phone. Current cosmetology or barber license as required by state/provincial regulations. For full job details and application process here.
07. Campus Supervisor – High Point Treatment Center (New Bedford)
QUALIFICATIONS: Licensed Registered Nurse in Massachusetts, BS in Nursing preferred or equivalent experience. Management experience required. Must maintain and submit licensure/certificate necessary to perform the required position. For full job details and application process here.
08. Equipment Operator – St. Luke’s Hospital (New Bedford)
Under the general supervision and direction of the Manager, Facilities or designee, perform predictive and preventive maintenance on equipment and systems throughout the facilities. Perform inspections of mechanical areas, equipment and piping systems. Troubleshoot and diagnose malfunctioning equipment and systems. Make repairs, calibrate and functionally test equipment and systems. For full job details and application process here.
09. Event/Sales Coordinator – Cotali Mar (New Bedford)
The Event/Sales Coordinator is responsible for the sales, service, planning, organization, communication and overall execution of all events. This individual is responsible for achieving food and beverage budget, rentals and other components of the event through sales and up selling techniques. For full job details and application process here.
10. Sales Associate – Petco (North Dartmouth)
We’re making things better for pets, people and the planet through our Think Adoption First philosophy, the Petco Foundation and other important initiatives that focus on putting animals first, educating pet parents and reducing our carbon footprint. The journey starts with knowledgeable, passionately engaged associates who are proud to recommend Petco as a place to work, who believe in our Vision and who are committed to delivering a superior customer experience. Full details and application process here.
