New Bedford Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20

New Bedford on Tue, Oct 20

• School Committee accepts probe clearing superintendent The New Bedford School Committee voted unanimously to accept an independent investigation's findings clearing the superintendent of assault allegations, according to New Bedford Guide.New Bedford Guide
• Veterans Transition House names 31st Veteran of Year Veterans Transition House, which has recognized outstanding veterans for 31 years, named a U.S. Navy veteran, Gagnon, of New Bedford as its 31st Veteran of the Year, the Fall River Reporter reports.Fall River Reporter
• Mishoon canoe takes shape at Boating Center A traditional mishoon canoe is being carved from a tree trunk over several days at the Community Boating Center in New Bedford, SouthCoast Today reports.SouthCoast Today
• Oliver attends council meeting after OUI arrest City Councilor Shawn Oliver quietly attended a committee meeting and did not answer reporters' questions about his political future after suspending his lieutenant governor campaign, the New Bedford Light reports.New Bedford Light
• Unopposed reps discuss energy, housing, transparency State Reps. Christopher Hendricks and Antonio Cabral, running unopposed in the 11th and 13th Bristol districts, discussed energy, housing and transparency priorities, the New Bedford Light reports.New Bedford Light

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