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Downtown New Bedford Transformed for ‘Winter Places’ Events Just because it is winter doesn’t mean we have to be stuck inside all the time. According to a recent press release, the New Bedford arts community and creative businesses, along with a host of others, have big plans to "put some sizzle into your winter this year." "#NBfestive Winter Places" will pop-up at various hot spots throughout downtown New Bedford’s Seaport Cultural District - places where residents and visitors can “warm-up, chill out, shop small, and eat local,” beginning on Thursday, February 11. “#NBfestive ...

Where to Drop Off Letters to Santa on the SouthCoast My nephew, Carter, is almost three and soon he will be begging for pen and paper to write his Christmas list to Santa. I have such fond memories as a little girl writing out my list. I would sound out the words and write them down in a fury, trying to figure out how to spell "Barbie Doll Dream House" so Santa could understand it. However, when I was little, Santa didn’t have a designated mailbox. It seems as though Santa has gotten a little more resourceful over the years, and doesn’t have just one mailbox, but several across the SouthC...

Publishing date: Dec 16, 2020  •  December 16, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  New health restrictions saw the closure of museums this past weekend, however the Wetaskiwin and District Heritage Museum's gift shop is open for Christmas shopping. Reynolds-Alberta Museum has an online shopping and curbside pick-up option. Photo by Times file photo Article content Museums and libraries have closed their doors to the public. As part of strict new measures announced by the Provincial Government Dec. 9 to slow the spread of COVID-19, entertainment businesses and entities — libraries, sc...