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Dartmouth Mall Adding New Clothing Store This Fall Brick-and-mortar businesses have certainly taken a hit in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic only put fuel on the fire of our ever-growing urge to do our shopping online. The Dartmouth Mall has lost stores like Sears, Forever 21 and Justice over the past few years, and the area around the mall continues to see businesses closing down as well, with the Office Max on State Road as just the latest victim. But the mall announced this week that it is ready to welcome a new store later this year that will offer an array of women's clothing, sh...

New Bedford's first retail cannabis shop, Ascend, will be offering a wide selection of products, from different strands to edibles to accessories and more.

New Bedford Man Charged With Robbery of Santander Bank NEW BEDFORD — New Bedford Police arrested a city man with a long criminal history Tuesday in connection with an attempted bank robbery earlier that day. On February 2, New Bedford Police detectives charged Dave Ready, 51, of 629 Purchase Street, Apt. 2, with robbery. Just after 10 a.m., patrol units were called to the Santander Bank at 128 Union Street when a male wearing a mask passed a note to a teller before fleeing the bank on foot without any money. Police say Ready was identified through a detailed investigation by patrol officers...

New Bedford Right to Not Back Down on Parking Ban Fines [OPINION] This most recent poor excuse for a snowstorm left a bitter taste in the mouths of many New Bedford residents, not to mention their wallets. Some 550 people were punished for failing to adhere to the city's parking ban and were ticketed. The City of New Bedford pocketed a cool $27,500. Not bad, considering it barely even snowed. When are folks going to learn? Many folks were pretty ticked off at the Mitchell Administration on Tuesday, demanding that the fines be waived because of the lack of snow. But Mitchell hung tough and re...

It's a day that Mattapoisett knew would eventually come. An iconic part of this quaint seaside town will be no longer in a matter of days. Bowlmor opened up as World War II was coming to an end in 1945. Since that day, it has played a cultural role in a town that didn't have much to do in the way of entertainment. Year-round and summer residents alike enjoyed the simple pleasure of bowling after a day at the beach. Michael Rock/Townsquare Media For as long as most people in town can remember, the bowling alley went hand in hand with a Chinese restaurant. The vast majority of those years, the ...