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New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell said his city is in competition with others to take advantage of offshore wind and that New Bedford is going to 'kick some butt.'

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell said his city is in competition with others to take advantage of offshore wind and that New Bedford is going to 'kick some butt.'

Parallel Products and the City of New Bedford have reached a deal that should make everyone happy.

City reaches no-sludge agreement with Parallel Products on New Bedford Business Park expansion project, as well as on a truck route to the plant.

New Bedford’s school lunch program is about to get a major upgrade with the creation of a new central kitchen to better serve students across the city.

A new plan could see the establishment of a school-based health center at New Bedford High to provide for student's healthcare needs across the city.

It’s believed two deceased city employees would qualify under the proposed guidelines, entitling their families to the added benefits.

Once a popular spot for panhandlers, the Coggeshall Street entrance to New Bedford's Market Basket no longer seems attractive to the beggars.

The average age and mileage of used cars at auction has continued to rise in the second quarter of 2022, according to Autorola.

The City of New Bedford has raised the fine for an expired parking meter from $10 to $20, its first increase in at least 20 years – but some are opposing it.