We are going to take a diversion from our usual Who Remembers? article. You can browse those previous articles by using the search bar on the right or by clicking here. This time around we are going to approach our strolls down memory lane in a slightly different fashion. We’re …
Read More »Mary’s Mini-Hot Dog & Steamed Cheeseburger builds an avid following by offering affordable, fun and creative fare
This January we showcased a slice of foodie heaven: Mary’s Home to the Mini Hot dog & Steamed Cheeseburger. We highlighted the great personality behind Mary’s, Mary Hocking herself, and her mouth-watering hot dogs and steamed cheeseburgers. We tempted and teased you with pictures of food that induced drooling and …
Read More »Fay’s Restaurant elevates Italian cuisine by marrying traditional recipes from Fabrizia, Italy with culinary schooling
Fay’s perfectly lit, amply spaced, friendly atmosphere. My visit to Fay’s taught me a lesson: do NOT go only by what you hear. It’s part of the truth. I never stopped in at Fay’s because all I heard was “Pizza, pizza, pizza.” I guess, I am a stubborn mule. Over …
Read More »Camp Cathedral – creating lifelong memories through safety, organization, and most importantly: fun!
Some of my fondest memories in life, are of attending various camps and jamborees. There is something about a week of camp with a bunch of other maniacal kids doing kid “stuff,” that leaves a vivid, powerful and lasting impression. I’m a forgetful guy, yet these memories stand out – …
Read More »Dr. James Freitas – a pioneer with almost 30 years experience in improving bad backs in greater New Bedford
Chiropractic as been around for almost 5,000 years – being mentioned in ancient Chinese documents as early as 2,700 B.C.E. The 5th century B.C.E. Greek physician Socrates who published many texts on spinal manipulation, declared “Get knowledge of the spine, for this is the requisite for many diseases.” The modern …
Read More »4th Annual New Bedford Jazzfest Survival Guide: Talent, Food, Artists’ Colony
One of the most popular Spring events, the annual New Bedford Jazzfest, is quickly becoming a city tradition. The event, in its short 3 year history has become immensely popular because of the world-class musical talent, mouth-watering food, and quality vendors. If you are a fan of music, food and …
Read More »Repurpose Boutique & Unique Items offers affordable, creative handmade furniture, home decor and more
I don’t have an artistic bone in my body. The pinnacle of my ability would be stick figure sketches – that most people wouldn’t even recognize. My handwriting is barely legible. My friends call my writing “Heijoelyphics.” So, when I see someone draw, paint, sketch or create, I am in …
Read More »Wine tastings, history, architecture and cruises characterize 2015 Members’ Trip to Porto
How does the sound of a trip to one of the world’s most beautiful, sun-shine filled port cities sound? What if that city was deemed by wine connoisseurs, travel experts, and casual travelers alike as the most beautiful wine regions on the planet? Not, “one of,” but “the” most beautiful? …
Read More »The Zeiterion Theatre: one foot rooted in history and the other stepping forward
The Zeiterion is a respected area icon that has been around for almost a century. New Bedford’s love affair with theater goes back to the 1820s. Before television, before radio, theater was the form of entertainment. The primary venue for entertainment was the humble tavern. The first historical mention of …
Read More »Kid’s self-defense classes are excellent way to get in shape, build confidence and develop social skills
Krav Maga Boston South Coast has quickly established itself as one of the premier martial arts and self-defense centers in the region. The building on Church Street is a clean, inviting facility. It is run by a professional coach in David Eaton who offers world class instruction based on a …
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