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July 24, 2022
MATTAPOISETT – There’s bravery and then there’s running a triathlon during a heat wave.
July 23, 2022
As climate change and rising sea levels put historic lighthouses in imminent danger, photographer David Zapatka has a sense of urgency to capture as many as possible. He’s published a book, “USA Stars & Lights: Portraits from the Dark,” to showcase what’s at risk. Michelle San Miguel of Rhode Island PBS Weekly profiles Zapatka for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS."
May 26, 2022
Music fests, beach days and ferry trips. Summer is almost here so get ready with this list of things to do to enjoy the season.
March 14, 2022
With the New Bedford Half Marathon on March 20, most annual events in the New Bedford area are confirmed to return after canceled due to COVID-19.
December 21, 2021
MATTAPOISETT — A Little Free Diverse Library, which was installed at Ned’s Point by local anti-racism group Tri-Town Again
August 13, 2021
We're happy to report no one was seriously hurt, but It might be time to consider revisiting driving school for operator of this Mattapoisett Jeep.
June 10, 2021
SouthCoast residents will have another chance to see a NASA rocket launch from Virginia later this month. Unlike last months launch that was visible across the night sky along much of the East Coast, NASAs upcoming launch will be bright and early, but is certainly something worth waking up early for! Northrop Grummans Minotaur 1 rocket will launch from NASAs Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on June 15 at 7 a.m. Brew yourself a cup of coffee, bring a blanket and head outside to watch the roc...
May 1, 2013
hot nick back >> gentlemen lets start after a relatively robust numbers of payroll, and durable-goods all showed a softness are really facing a slowdown similar to the last few years or is this something different or just a quick incidents? >> -- coincidence? >> long term it seems america was incredibly unfortunate to have this streak of innovation from the 1830s write-up to the 1960s and when the rate of innovation fell sharply in the late sixties or early 70s that set the new normal ...