“Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology First Recipient of Grant Funding, $5 Million Still Available for Additional Higher Education Institutions. The Healey-Driscoll Administration today announced that the administration is awarding $2.5 million to expand green job training and education in Massachusetts. Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology is the first …
Read More »New Bedford’s Global Learning Charter School raises funds for victims of Turkey, Syria earthquake
“Global Learning Charter Public School (GLCPS) students recently created and held a fundraising effort to aid earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. Members of the Student Council and the Rainbow Royals Club teamed up to hold a fundraiser selling decorative Jibbitz for the popular shoes Crocs. They exceeded their fundraising …
Read More »New Bedford Mayor’s proposal to establish new historic districts approved by City Council
“New Districts Celebrate City’s Role in the Abolition Movement and 19th-century Trades. The City of New Bedford is home to two new historic districts, with the City’s Council’s recent approval of a proposal submitted by Mayor Jon Mitchell to establish Abolition Row and Mechanics Lane as Historic Districts in the …
Read More »OPINION: Rally in pursuit of housing security and rent stabilization in New Bedford
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Read More »New Bedford mom: “Sheriff Heroux considers program for autistic kids, wasteful spending”
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Read More »Massachusetts Wildlife Rescue Center: “The REAL reason you should not feed that baby animal”
“It’s not because we want to hog all the fun for ourselves, I promise. It’s because wild orphans aren’t typically healthy enough to digest food when they are found. Many are hypothermic. The body can’t even handle water when its temperature is too low. All energy is going to crucial …
Read More »9 South Coast organizations, including New Bedford, Dartmouth, receive funding for Earth Day
“Greater New Bedford and surrounding communities are about to get more climate savvy and enjoy cleaner, greener spaces thanks to nine South Coast organizations and their climate action-based projects. In honor of Earth Day, recipients of the Earth Day is Every Day grant will be announced on Saturday, April 22nd, …
Read More »Court orders removal of New Bedford mill building to allow construction of Riverwalk
“On April 14, Superior Court Judge Thomas F. McGuire, Jr. granted the City’s request to demolish a mill building located at 1 Rear Coffin Avenue after City inspectors deemed the building “unused, uninhabited, and/or abandoned, and constitutes a danger to life or limb.” The City has sought to secure the …
Read More »Guns from New Bedford buy-back program turned into tools and art at UMass Dartmouth
“We were so pleased to join “Swords to Plow Shares” (Northeast) at the “Leduc Center for Civic Engagement” at UMass Dartmouth this afternoon where they demonstrated to students how the weapons we collected were dismantled and transformed into tools and art. Thank you to everyone who contributed and participated!”-New Bedford …
Read More »Daughter of woman that passed away at New Bedford’s Buttonwood Park overwhelmed with community response
“Would you be willing to post this on your page for me? Thank you. Hi everyone! I know I have been pretty absent from Facebook since this entire ordeal with my mom, Janet Roderiques. It has been very overwhelming. But all the love and support has not gone unnoticed. I …
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