New Bedford Morning Brief, Oct. 23: City won't renew Flock camera contract
New Bedford will not renew its Flock license plate camera contract, which expires next month. Also in today's brief (4 items): Fishing port eyes its next big catch; City won't renew Flock camera contract; Lang, Choquette call for Oliver's resignation; Inaugural powwow, canoe burn set for Saturday.
Happening Sat, Oct 24
- Inaugural powwow, canoe burn set for Saturday New Bedford's inaugural powwow takes place Saturday, Oct. 24, at Fort Taber Park, with a canoe burn at the Community Boating Center on Padanaram Avenue, New Bedford Light reports.New Bedford Light
New Bedford on Fri, Oct 23
- Fishing port eyes its next big catch IntraFish reports that New Bedford's seafood industry, including Red's Best founder Jared Auerbach, is looking for new opportunities as the nation's top fishing port.IntraFish
- City won't renew Flock camera contract The city gave Flock written notice on Oct. 8 that it is canceling its license-plate camera contract, which expires Nov. 12, New Bedford Light reports.New Bedford Light
- Lang, Choquette call for Oliver's resignation Former Mayor Scott Lang and Ward 1 Councilor Leo Choquette say Ward 3 Councilor Shawn Oliver should resign after his drunk-driving arrest, New Bedford Light reports.New Bedford Light
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