I’m a firm believer that genuine deeds of kindness, selflessness and generosity deserve to be recognized. While most people I know that possess these traits aren’t looking for the recognition, I think it is important to share because it not only shows the community the good that is therein but …
Read More »Dartmouth raccoon tests positive for Rabies Virus
Earlier in the week Dartmouth Animal Control responded to a residence in the vicinity of Fisher Pines Way for an incident involving a raccoon and a person. On May 21, 2019, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health advised the Town of Dartmouth Board of Health and Dartmouth Animal Control that …
Read More »Dartmouth Health officials warn after resident encounters raccoon with rabies
Christopher Michaud, Director of Public Health in Dartmouth published the following Rabid Raccoon and Rabies Advisory: “Earlier in the week, Dartmouth Animal Control responded to a residence in the vicinity of Fisher Pines Way for an incident involving a raccoon and a person. On May 21, 2019, the Massachusetts Department …
Read More »Acushnet Farmers Market at Stone Bridge Farm opens for the season on June 1
The Acushnet Farmer’s Market at Stone Bridge Farm invites you to come checks an amazing assortment of vendors this season! Bring the family and meet up with friends. Great selection of vendors, music on the porch, cooking demos, cooked to order breakfast or lunch at the food truck. We realize …
Read More »Summer-Long Yoga Series at Ned’s Point Lighthouse
Yoga is known to be beneficial for body, mind, and spirit. However, for some people, yoga is not accessible. At Project Wheel House, the mission is to bring yoga to populations who often lack access to this form of mindfulness and exercise, but who would benefit greatly from adding yoga …
Read More »You can still apply for health insurance!
For people who have never applied for health insurance, they may be eligible to apply outside of the Open Enrollment period for Mass Health and the Connector Programs, and they should call our office to find out if they qualify. For people who have had changes in their personal or …
Read More »Public Service Announcement for Measles in Massachusetts and outbreaks in the U.S.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health recently confirmed a case of Measles in the state and measles outbreaks are ongoing in several states around the country. The best way to prevent Measles is to get vaccinated. The Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine, known as MMR, is highly effective and protects …
Read More »New Bedford Health Department prepares for Public Health Accreditation
The New Bedford Health Department is preparing for Public Health Accreditation. Over the next several months, the Department’s accreditation readiness team will connect with select community partners to coordinate a series of key interviews, designed to engage and gather input from the community regarding the leading health issues, service gaps, …
Read More »New Bedford sees four overdoses in a 20 hour period on Sunday/Monday
In a 20 hour period between 10-11 February, there were four overdoses in New Bedford according to the New Bedford Police Department. All survived and received treatment. – At 5:57am on Sunday, 51-year old woman on South Street apartment – At 11:25am on Sunday, 50-year old man on Elm Street …
Read More »“Toss The Script” – Transforming Your Health w/ CBD hosted by Growing In Health & ICPA, Feb. 7
Come join us on February 7th @ 5:00pm inside New Bedford’s First Unitarian Church! The International Cannabis Physicians’ Association will be throwing its 3rd educational seminar, “Toss The Script” – Transforming Your Health with CBD – which will include medical professionals from all over as keynote speakers! So, if you’d …
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