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N a remarkable display of community support and dedication to education, the Cape Verdean Recognition Committee hosted an event at the Whaling City Museum to award 30 scholarships totaling $55,500 to deserving students from the Greater New Bedford area. The ceremony, attended by distinguished guests including Mayor John Mitchell, doctors, lawyers, and community leaders, celebrated the achievements of these exceptional students and their commitment to pursuing higher education.

AMHERST — Amherst will have three days featuring numerous events to commemorate Juneteenth, the federal holiday that recognizes the last people being emancipated in Galveston, Texas in 1865 following the Civil War.On Saturday, Ancestral Bridges is...

Dark Horse launches Black Hammer: The End #1 and Killer Queens 2 #1 in its August 2023 solicits, as well as bringing Animalheads to print.

HATFIELD — Prompted by both a 19th century poem by Emily Dickinson and a 21st century short story by Naomi Shiab Nye, Smith Academy seventh grader Calvin Wall reflected on what might happen to the world if people stopped caring about the planet and...

AMHERST — A full day of events, including music, poetry and other entertainment, and food, drink and craft vendors will be held on the Town Common on Sunday as the town celebrates Juneteenth.The Juneteenth Jubilee: Lift Every Voice & Sing runs from...

AMHERST — Two grants received by the Amherst Fire Department will improve how firefighting operations are conducted at the scene of incidents, and promote the well-being of the town’s firefighter/paramedics.“The awards will allow us to better protect...

Tem Blessed takes his experience of working with youth in the south end of New Bedford and turns it into a cultural and environmental graphic novel.

The glory of History Takes Rap Beyond Party Music February 1, 2021 The January 21st premiere of the Music Video and Single “GLORY of HISTORY” by The ZYG 808, featuring verses by JJNice and Chris Koch, has gained a lot of attention on streaming platforms, as well as pulling a stream of new fans and other curious parties to the young producer and rapper’s website and Bandcamp page. Opening with a little-known racist quote from Harry S Truman, the song is a hard look at the political landsca...