
How SRTA’s Transit Expansion Could Impact Real Estate on the South Coast
Big news for anyone living or thinking about living on the South Coast: SRTA just extended its free fare program for another year. On top of that, they’re rolling out new microtransit vans to help more people connect to the South Coast Rail stations in New Bedford and Fall River. And while this soun

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 into

What to Know About the New South Coast Rail Schedule Changes
The MBTA just announced some updates to the South Coast Rail schedule starting July 21. If you’ve been riding the train regularly or are considering giving it a try, here’s a quick breakdown of what’s changing and why it matters. These adjustments come after months of feedback from riders about reli

Newburyport or South Boston? Two Totally Different Vibes for a Summer Escape
If you’re trying to sneak in a summer getaway without packing the car for hours, let’s talk about two great options: Newburyport and South Boston. SouthCoast Today just featured both as must-visit spots, and while they’re totally different, each one has a lot to offer depending on your mood. Newbury

What’s Going On with the Zeiterion? A Look at the City Council’s Vote
If you’ve been following local news in New Bedford, you may have heard that the City Council just voted to pull funding from the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center. A few weeks ago, councilors had unanimously approved $500,000 to support The Z’s transition to an independent nonprofit. But in a surpr

What’s Next for Housing in Dartmouth MA? YOUR VOTE COUNTS! They want your Input... (i think)
Dartmouth Is Making a Housing Plan. Here’s Why You Should Actually Care. The town of Dartmouth is updating its Housing Production Plan. Sounds boring I know.... But this five-year plan will directly impact what kind of housing gets built here, who can afford to live here, and how our town grows. Thi

Massachusetts Is About to Change How Rental Broker Fees Work: Here’s What That Means for You
If you’ve ever rented an apartment in Massachusetts, you know how quickly the upfront costs can add up. First month’s rent, last month’s rent, security deposit, and on top of that, a broker fee that can cost another full month’s rent. That could soon change. As part of the newly passed state budge

Dartmouth’s Revolutionary Past: A 4th of July Story Closer Than You Think
As we light the grills, watch the fireworks, and take a moment to celebrate Independence Day, it’s easy to forget that the American Revolution didn’t just happen in textbooks or battlefields far from home. It happened here too, right along our South Coast shorelines. One of the lesser-known but deep

Yes, It’s Happening: Real Housewives of Rhode Island Is Officially Coming
For anyone who knows me well, this will come as no surprise: I am obsessed with the Real Housewives. It’s honestly one of the only shows I’ve stuck with consistently over the years, and I have absolutely no shame about it. Whether it’s the drama, the over-the-top homes, or the sheer joy of watching

