“Members of Massachusetts State Police Troop A today joined their law enforcement partners from to promote an impaired driving enforcement effort beginning on Thanksgiving Eve. The MSP was represented by Major James Bazzinotti and Captain Kathryn Downey, Commanding Officer and Executive Officer, respectively, of Troop A. They were joined at …
Read More »Massachusetts State Police, NBPD bring “Thanksgiving Fixings” to New Bedford families in need
“THANKSGIVING FIXINS! On Tuesday, Nov. 14, Troopers from our Troop D Community Action Team, along with members of the New Bedford Police Department, made their way to Hope Evangelical Community Church in Dartmouth to prepare 30 boxes of food for Thanksgiving. Each box contained all the sides common to a …
Read More »Names of five police officers, two K-9s added to memorial of fallen officers in Wareham
The community gathered around the Wareham Police Memorial on Thursday evening for the addition of 7 names being added to the memorial. The addition was for 5 former police officers, Kenneth Baptiste, Gordon Lopes, Theodore Weygandt, Dennis Damata and Ralph Forni. Also added were two former canine members, K-9 Cago …
Read More »Massachusetts State Police join New Bedford Police Officer in Thanksgiving drive
“City of New Bedford Police Department Community police officer Manuel Sequeira was pleased to join his brother and sister officers in the Massachusetts State Police for their Thanksgiving Food Drive distribution at the Presidential Housing Development in New Bedford. A great job was done and a great time was had …
Read More »New Bedford Economic Development Council offers kick-starter grants up to $10,000, deadline looms
Deadline for applications to NBEDC’s NB100! Small Business Program is Nov. 30, 2023. NEW BEDFORD, MA – The New Bedford Economic Development Council (NBEDC) is accepting applications to its NB100! program through November 30, 2023 this year. NB100! is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at bolstering entrepreneurship, fostering local wealth, and …
Read More »Massachusetts town shows support for Palestine by flying PLO flag with American, POW-MIA flags
As of Tuesday, the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s black, white, green and red flag is now flying with the POW-MIA and American flag on the town common flagpole of North Andover, Massachusetts. The decision was made despite a month of protests and resistance from residents. The idea was initially brought to …
Read More »City of New Bedford moves forward with monument to vets of post 9/11 conflicts
“The City of New Bedford has taken an important step forward in its effort to establish a monument honoring veterans of post-9/11 conflicts, announcing this week its selection of Martha Schwartz Partners (MSP) to provide design and construction management services for the project. The monument will recognize Greater New Bedford …
Read More »Bristol County Sheriff’s Office now offers inmates Medication Assisted Treatment Program
“As part of providing better addiction prevention and recovery services in the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO), starting on November 6, 2023, the Medication Assisted Treatment Program (MAT) expanded. All sentenced male and female inmates who are within 120 days or less of their end of sentence date are now …
Read More »New Massahusetts license plate will help preserve striped bass populations
The Division of Marine Fisheries and the Massachusetts Environmental Trust created a license plate to support new programs to research, protect, and preserve striped bass populations. This will help ensure that future generations of anglers have the “opportunity to experience the unmatched thrill of fishing for this iconic species.” The …
Read More »OPINION: “Eyesore at New Bedford ‘Dollar Tree’ store is ridiculous and out of control!”
The following is an opinion sent to New Bedford Guide. It does not reflect the opinion of New Bedford Guide, nor is it an OP-ED. In fairness and objectivity, we share opinions from our readers whether we agree or disagree with their opinion. Do you have a counter opinion to …
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