Dartmouth’s Long-Awaited Recreation Center: What’s Next?

Dartmouth has been talking about a recreation center for years. The vision is simple: a centralized space where the community can gather, especially during the school year. The reality has been more complicated. The project stalled when the former town administrator left, and funding was temporari

Finder’s Keepers: A Children’s Scavenger Hunt in Dartmouth 

Looking for something fun to do with the kids before the summer winds down? The Dartmouth Cultural Center has you covered. They are hosting a free scavenger hunt for children ages 3 to 12 and it is the perfect way to get out, explore, and maybe even win a prize. How it Works Pick up your scavenger

What’s New at This Year’s Feast of the Blessed Sacrament in New Bedford

The Feast of the Blessed Sacrament returns to Madeira Field from July 31 to August 3, bringing four full days of food, music, and celebration to the heart of New Bedford. With free admission and entertainment across five stages, this is one of the largest Portuguese festivals in the world and a hig

New Boating Safety Law Coming to Dartmouth: What You Need to Know

If you spend your summers out on the water like so many of us in the South Coast, here’s something you’ll want to keep on your radar. Massachusetts has just passed a new law that will require boaters to carry valid safety certificates—and it goes into effect sooner than you might think. Signed int