“There are many options for giving your Halloween pumpkins second lives while keeping them out of the landfill. Set them out with the City of New Bedford’s curbside yard waste pickup. Or drop them off with yard waste at the Recycling Center or place them in your backyard compost bin. …
Read More »Westport Police officers nominated for life saving award for actions during family dispute
“The Westport Police Department Awards Committee met regarding a Life Saving Award nomination for Officers Mike Chicca and Jarrod Levesque for their actions on October 11, 2023. Both Officers responded to a family dispute at a residence located on Drift Rd. While speaking with a 56 year old male, and …
Read More »Millennials joining businesses and millionaires who are fleeing Massachusetts in record numbers
In the past few years, Massachusetts politicians have created a hostile environment for wealthy residents and business owners by political rhetoric and the creation of tax policies that pushed them out of the Commonwealth in record numbers for three years in a row. Now, joining those two demographics are wealth …
Read More »UPDATED: Family seeks public’s help locating missing Dartmouth man with special needs
UPDATED Tuesday @ 7:50am: Robert is now home safe and sound. Thank you to all who helped spread the word to get him home by liking, sharing, or commenting. _____________________________________________________________________________ “Around this time last year my brother Robert went missing with a female that he met online from South Carolina. …
Read More »Massachusetts Sen. Markey’s statement on FCC vote to advance reinstatement of Net Neutrality
Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) released the following statement today after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to issue its proposed rule to reinstate net neutrality rules and reclassify broadband as a telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act: “The COVID-19 pandemic clearly demonstrated …
Read More »New Bedford Fire Department announce passing of Porter, boy who bravely fought DIPG
“The New Bedford Fire Department sends its love and support to the Guillemette family following the passing of their son, Porter. Here’s a message from Fire Chief Scott Kruger & Deputy Fire Chief Brian Medeiros. In January of this year, we were all made aware that Porter, son of Firefighter …
Read More »New Bedford has roadwork sites for the upcoming week of October 23, 2023 – October 27, 2023
“The City of New Bedford has roadwork sites for the upcoming week of October 23, 2023 – October 27, 2023, and they are as follows: Eversource will be working on gas main relays and services on: • Main relay on Church St from Shaw St to King St • Main …
Read More »Absentee, mail-in ballots for City of New Bedford municipal election now available
“The Board of Election Commissioners advises the public that absentee/mail-in ballots for the Municipal Election are now available. Any voter can request to receive a ballot by mail, can vote absentee in the Election office during regular business hours, or can Vote Early in person. The Election Office is located …
Read More »Operation Clean Sweep seeks volunteers to clean up New Bedford’s Palmer’s Island
“Volunteers needed for an all important cleanup of Historic Palmer Island in New Bedford. Operation clean Sweep is scheduling (for the 3rd time) an environmental cleanup at Palmer Island in New Bedford. Volunteers are needed on Saturday October 28th from 12-4 with our headquarters located at the bottom of Gifford …
Read More »City of New Bedford offering new programs to help businesses reduce their waste
“The City of New Bedford is offering new programs to help businesses reduce their waste. In one program, businesses will be recognized for recycling properly. In another program, restaurants can take further steps to reduce waste by moving from disposable food service ware to reusable options. “These new programs will …
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