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The CEO of the chamber of commerce in Fall River says hes heard from a number of businesses that have decided to implement a vaccine card policy.

Employees must either get the COVID-19 vaccination or submit to regular testing. A city spokesperson said the policy is still being finalized.

An educational powerhouse, even through his retirement, Dr. Herbert R. Waters will be remembered by all of Greater New Bedford.

As the delta variant spreads, a growing number of Massachusetts cities and towns are imposing mask mandates or requiring government workers to be vaccinated.  But some local leaders complain there's no single statewide approach, leaving communities on their own.

After hearing public comments from community members and discussion from committee members, NBPS will continue to mandate masks.

Unfortunately, John Oliveira is unable to control his baser instincts. I get his frustration completely, but a certain amount of decorum is required.

"Она выпустила всего два альбома, но обладает самым обширным словарным запасом среди молодых музыкантов. "Счастливее, чем когда-либо" - всего три слова красуются на последнем альбоме певицы Билли Айлиш. Однако ее красноречие принесло Айлиш ...

New Bedford has rearranged the cobblestones on the median strip at Route 6 and Pleasant Street in the hopes of further combatting panhandling. Will it work?

A new summer activity was unveiled Friday at West Beach in New Bedford. Mayor Jon Mitchell announced that kayak and paddleboard rentals are now available at West Beach off West Rodney French Boulevard. “New Bedford’s coastline and its two public beaches are recreational assets that make us unique as a city. But making the most of these natural gifts takes people who are committed to caring for them and creating fresh opportunities for our residents to enjoy them. I applaud the work of all t...

NEW BEDFORD — The city of New Bedford has been allocated nearly $65 million in federal funds to aid in its COVID-19 recovery. To help determine how the one-time funds should be spent, the city on Friday launched an outreach effort to facilitate input from residents.  Through the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), Massachusetts municipalities and counties are receiving $3.4 billion. According to the city, there are four categories of eligible uses: respond to the negative economic ...