As we begin a new week, let's take a look back at last week's news.
Foss Marine Terminal's proposal to expand its warehousing operations and develop a training center is one of seven proposals being considered by MassDevelopment, and PACE is working with Foss to provide a training center that will provide people with offshore wind career opportunities.
On July 14, three more people were shot in the Montezuma Park neighborhood, one week after six people were shot in the same neighborhood. All nine victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Police have not said whether the shootings are related or if they are currently under investigation.
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Walking along the shoreline searching for shells has long been a popular beach pastime, but in recent years sea glass has become the main attraction.
While searching along the water's edge, it's always a happy moment when I find a uniquely colored shard that shines like a hidden gem.
Find sea glass on the shore: Best South Coast beaches for treasure hunting
Seastreak began high-speed ferry service from New Bedford State Pier in 2005, and by 2023, 175,000 people per year were traveling to and from Seastreak's New Bedford State Pier terminal.
As one of seven current proposals for the redevelopment of New Bedford State Pier, they want to continue business as usual, and while they need parking, they don't need additional terminal space.
Claims against the state: Seastreak ferry business is thriving at the pier in New Bedford.
It was an exciting day at The Baker on Wednesday, July 17, as Madame Secretary actress and producer Tea Leoni surprised staff at The Baker bakery at 562 Pleasant Street.
During her visit, she worked with staff to make chocolate croissants and cinnamon rolls, and took videos and photos to document the experience.
Here's what happened: The Madam Secretary star worked in the kitchen at The Baker.
A proposal to create a downtown business district where property owners would pool their funds to make the area more attractive is being withdrawn by petitioners.
The Business Improvement District (BID) drew about 70 opponents to the City Council's Finance Committee meeting on June 10, many of whom saw the plan as a move toward gentrification and displacing renters.
The proposal was withdrawn: Controversial New Bedford Business Improvement District Plan
Former New England Patriots player Trey Flowers stopped by Ink Barber on County Street on Wednesday, July 17, for a shave.
Robert Lee “Trey” Flowers III is an NFL defensive end and currently a free agent.
“Usually when a celebrity is in the area, they want to go to someone who's already famous and established, but he decided to come to me, and it was a great experience,” said John Guilmette, also known as Ink Barber, who owns the shop at 230 County St.
Here's what happened: Former New England Patriots player visits New Bedford barber shop.
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This article was originally published in The Standard-Times: Standard-Times top stories for the week of July 15-19
