“Bird Feeder and Illness Update: While much remains unknown about the mysterious bird illness documented in the mid-Atlantic and mid-west regions since May, there have been decreasing reports of sick and dead birds in the impacted states. Based on current knowledge, there is no indication that bird feeders or baths …
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“Beginning today and continuing through the end of the year, you may notice Massachusetts State Police Troopers wearing slightly different badges than their standard shield. Yesterday, September 1, 2021, marks the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the State Police Patrol and to commemorate the milestone, Colonel Christopher Mason has …
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“The 36 dogs and 39 cats we evacuated from the wake of Hurricane Ida arrived safe and sound at a Massachusetts airport over the weekend. After some much needed rest, medical care, and TLC they’re ready to find loving homes. And while these cuties are lucky to have made it …
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Building on its commitment to creating a more climate change resilient Commonwealth, the Baker-Polito Administration today announced $21 million in grants to cities and towns through the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program, representing a doubling of the program budget since last year. To date, this brings total awards through the …
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“FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH THURSDAY AFTERNOON. The Flash Flood Watch continues for: * Portions of northern Connecticut, southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including the following areas, in northern Connecticut, Hartford CT, Tolland CT and Windham CT. In southeastern Massachusetts, Barnstable MA, Dukes MA, Eastern …
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“Today, Chief Murray, Capt. Dubois and Lt. Connelly pose with a thin red line flag which is traveling across the United States in honor of fallen Spring Valley Fire Department, NY 2nd Lieutenant Jared Lloyd. 2nd Lt. Lloyd lost his life in a structure fire at a nursing home with …
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Samaritans Southcoast Hug-A-Thon kicks off on September 1 to raise awareness about suicide prevention and focus on ending the stigma around mental illness. It’s the second annual fundraiser supporting Samaritans Southcoast’s emotional support and suicide prevention hotline. “September is National Suicide Prevention Month,” said the organization’s Executive Director, Darcy Lee. …
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In spite of the fact that the economy just went through a year of COVID-19 some regions in the country are going through a housing boom. Some absolutely absurdly high prices are being asked for homes and people are paying them, including right here in greater New Bedford. Paying $500,000 …
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“The Fairhaven Fire Department would like to congratulate Lt Robert Lincoln for his over 45 years of service. Lt. Lincoln (“Tall Bob”) officially retires on Saturday, August 28th but will finish his last shift today with a ceremonious last ride home at 2:00pm. The Department and all of its members …
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COVID-19 vaccination clinics are planned for the next several days in New Bedford. No appointment is needed at these walk-up clinics. All New Bedford residents receiving their first dose will receive a $20 Dunkin’ gift card while supplies last. Friday, August 27: • Normandin Middle School – 2:00 p.m. to …
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