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New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell announced Tuesday the temporary suspension of a pay-to-park plan at the handicapped-accessible Noah's Place playground.

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A growing number of New Bedford city councilors want Mayor Jon Mitchell to squash new parking fees for Noah's Place playground for handicapped kids.

The clock to begin a paid parking program at New Bedford playground for children with disabilities starts ticking April 15.

A new initiative from the city of New Bedford will offer support for large-scale housing projects with affordable units, city officials announced Friday.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell said a pay-to-park program at Noah's Place will protect the users of the handicapped-accessible playground, not hurt them.

Two New Bedford city councilors have sent a letter asking the Park Board to rescind paid parking at Noah’s Place, a handicapped-accessible playground.

A program to improve New Bedford's commercial areas is getting a $1.5 million cash injection in the first investment of federal COVID relief funds.