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The Dublin Rose Sports Pub is closing its doors
SEEKONK, Mass. (WLNE) — The Dublin Rose Sports Pub is closing its doors. On Wednesday the Irish sports pub announced that its last day will be Sept. 1. The pub said this decision came from redevelopment plans for the area around it, including a grocery store where the pub was located.
DiBacco’s Future as Rehoboth’s Top Cop
Sergeant Louis DiBacco has been serving as Acting Chief of the Rehoboth Police Department since January, following the retirement of longtime Chief James Trombetta. DiBacco’s appointment as Police Chief on a permanent basis is yet to be determined. “Within a year, both sides will make a decision if he’s going to continue,” Selectmen Chair Skip Vadnais said Monday.
New Traffic Islands at New Bedford’s Tarkiln Hill Road Rail Crossing
The redesign of the area of New Bedford where Tarkiln Hill Road meets Kings Highway, near where South Coast Rail will someday zip through, is finally making sense to me. I've lost track of how many days work crews have spent doing various projects in that area in recent years. It appears the end may be in sight.
Seastreak ferry business thrives at New Bedford's pier. It's making its case to the state
NEW BEDFORD — Seastreak began offering high-speed ferry service from New Bedford State Pier in 2005. It did not make money for the first few years. "It was tough going," said Jim Barker, Seastreak president and founder. ...
Climate change-inspired mural is being designed in the North End. Here's what we know.
NEW BEDFORD — In the North End, a sea level rise-inspired mural will soon be installed to bring awareness to the effects of climate change and encourage resilience within the community. The project is one of the outcomes of the 2023 Envision Resilience Challenge, a multi-university design studio and community engagement initiative focused on hopeful climate futures developed by philanthropist Wendy Schmidt through Remain. ...
VOTE: Select the 2023-24 Herald News Male Athlete of the Year
FALL RIVER — Twenty athletes from the Fall River area area have been selected to the 2024 Herald News Male Athlete of the Year ballot. This poll is for athletes from six different high schools — Atlantis Charter, Case, Diman, Durfee, Somerset Berkley and Westport — this past school calender year. ...
One year ago, a New Bedford detective was shot in the face. Where does his case stand?
NEW BEDFORD — A year ago, Detective Lavar Gilbert was working undercover. It was a Monday night, and the 17-year veteran New Bedford police officer was in an unmarked vehicle. He was conducting surveillance in the city's south end, near the intersection of Rivet and Orchard streets. ...
Living history left an indelible mark in Newport with Lafayette, Rochambeau, and several re-enactors representing the French contribution to America’s independence
Costumed re-enactors took over Washington Square Park and the Colony House in downtown Newport over the weekend. Despite the dismal weather, the rain cleared up by the afternoon, allowing plenty of locals and visitors to experience living history thanks to the Newport Historical Society, National Park Service Washington-Rochambeau National Historic Trail, and the Alliance Française, in partnership with the Franco-American Alliance.
Summer Guide: RI's big guide to the perfect beach day
Planning to hit the beach this summer in Rhode Island? We've got you covered. This year's Providence Journal Summer Guide has detailed guides on fun in the surf, sand and sun. Whether you're looking to take advantage of newly clarified public access laws and explore some of RI's lesser-seen coastline, hunting for the perfect secret and secluded cove or hunting out the perfect public beach to develop a tan, we're shore to have you covered.
Out of office: What does the decline of downtown offices mean for Providence?
Back in 2017 when Indian tech support company Infosys set up shop in Rhode Island, offices and office workers were a key pillar of Providence's downtown renaissance. Seven years and one pandemic later, there are few signs of the 1,000-plus employees the company promised to hire in Infosys' sleek but somewhat sleepy downtown offices.
Is Olneyville New York System closing? What the owner had to say and other food news
Let's digest some recent news as a meal. Altogether it adds up to some satisfying conversation you can chew on. That first bite is in response to a rumor swirling around about a beloved iconic spot. A second bite is kind of niche news because it's about an industry appointment. A...
New Bedford Will Rock to the Sounds of the 1950s on WBSM for 50s Night
NEW BEDFORD (WBSM) — Joe Jesus’ 50s Night will take over downtown New Bedford on Thursday and once again WBSM is providing the soundtrack for the big shindig. Beginning at 3 p.m. on July 18, we will be broadcasting nothing but the music of the 1950s – with limited commercial interruption – as you get ready to head downtown to see all the vintage cars, performances and fun planned for 50s Night.
Restaurant opens at Village Hearth Bakery
A new restaurant, inside another restaurant, has been added to the prospering menu of options available to foodies on the local cuisine scene. Salty, helmed by chef Noah Cain and his wife, Alex, is open from 5-10 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays at the Village Hearth Bakery, 2 Watson Ave. The permanent hours evolved from Salty’s previously hosted pop-up operations at the bakery in February and April.
Wendy's Employees Shares Disgusting Secret About The Burgers: 'We Leave Our American Cheese Out Like An Hour'
In a shocking revelation that has rattled Wendy’s patrons nationwide, a former employee has come forward with a disturbing secret about the fast-food chain’s operations. At this employee’s particular place of work in Massachusetts, ...
New Bedford Man Faces Gun Charges Tied to North End Shooting
NEW BEDFORD (WBSM) — An arrest made in New Bedford on July 10 for an illegal firearm has led to charges connected to a shooting incident earlier in the month on Roosevelt Street. On July 10, New Bedford police were conducting surveillance in the area of Nye Street and...
Fall River Dog Is an Old Pup with a Big Personality [WET NOSE WEDNESDAY]
Happy Wet Nose Wednesday! Let's talk animals. If you are considering a new pet for you and your family, consider adoption. There are hundreds of animals in local shelters waiting to find a forever home, and thanks to those shelters, these animals have a fighting chance. Every week, we give...
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