New Bedford Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20
New Bedford School Committee unanimously accepts investigation findings clearing superintendent of assault allegations.
New Bedford School Committee unanimously accepts investigation findings clearing superintendent of assault allegations.
Oliver's OUI arrest raises question of who could become lieutenant governor.
Newcomer Brendalee Smith challenges incumbent Rep. Mark Sylvia in Bristol 10th District race. Also in today's brief (4 items): Newcomer challenges incumbent in Bristol 10th; 140 artists apply to join Star Store; NBEDC sets 2026 annual meeting at museum; Old Colony, GNB RVT meet in JV volleyball.
New Bedford launches Wicked Cool Storefronts grant to boost small businesses this holiday season.
State Sen. Mark Montigny defends his seat against Republican challenger Robert McConnell in a contested South Coast race. Also in today's brief (4 items): Montigny, McConnell spar over affordability, transparency; New Bedford's Oliver debates Driscoll on Trump, ICE; Local nonprofits bac…
Keating, Macallister clash over immigration and cost of living in 9th District race. From our own coverage: Deed filings top 125 as fall market stays brisk. Also in today's brief (4 items): Keating, Macallister spar on immigration, living costs; South Coast towns gear up for Halloween h…
New Bedford recorded 125 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, with sale prices available so far for 74 of them. Prices ranged from $100,000 to $1,605,000, with a median of $437,500. The month's top sale was a Church Street property that sold for $1,605,000 on Oct. 2. Several streets,
New Bedford's state representatives will press House leadership to fund Fire Station 9. Also in today's brief (3 items): State reps to push for Fire Station 9 funding; Legislature candidates tackle housing, jail, State Pier; New Bedford freshman soccer hosts Bridgewater-Raynham.
A federal judge ruled a New Bedford nonprofit can proceed with its lawsuit challenging IRS and ICE immigrant data sharing. Also in today's brief (3 items): Judge lets New Bedford nonprofit's ICE data suit proceed; New Bedford freshman soccer tops Hingham 3-1; New Bedford JV soccer falls…
New Bedford's priciest home sale in September topped $1.6 million as recording volume held steady. From our own coverage: New Bedford home sale tops $1.6 million in September. Also in today's brief (3 items): Celebrating the life of craftsman David Richardson; New Bedford girls soccer v…
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