The goal is “to address the ongoing healthcare workforce shortage across Southeastern Massachusetts.”
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With great fanfare, Melville returns home to his Whaling City
The Herman Melville statue, unveiled at Seamen’s Bethel, solidifies the integral legacy of one of the greatest figures in American literature.
Blockade Runners event to honor legacy of Paul Cuffe
Aug. 14 marks the start of a multi-day, multi-port voyage by the Mayflower II’s Fuller Shallop to re-enact the escapades of one of South Coast’s most notable figures.
Downtown eateries share limelight with newly refurbished Zeiterion
Several area restaurant owners and managers say there has been a definite uptick in patrons during performance nights at the Zeiterion.
Madeira wine: A drink that’s stood the tests of time — and trans-Atlantic ship journeys
The wine’s history in America dates back to John Hancock and the Revolution. Thirty-two barrels will be served at the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament.
Whaling Museum goes viral for ‘worst aquarium ever’ T-shirts, totes
Customers placed 738 online orders after a CBS News broadcast about the museum’s cheeky hoodies, T-shirts, crewnecks and tote bags.
Sagres, Portuguese naval tall ship, in New Bedford until Thursday
It’s the ship’s first visit to New Bedford since 2015. It’ll be open for tours July 19 through July 22.
Samaritans Southcoast will answer all 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline texts and chats in Massachusetts
A state grant and a contract will expand the services through 2031.
South Coast artists, farmers connect art and agriculture in new exhibition
Longbarn Gallery in Westport hosts works from two artists’ farm residencies, with an open house Saturday.
South Coast businesses bring a little bling to prom night
One business owner has offered $3,600 in free nail service, while other organizations offer free dresses and accessories to help defray prom costs.

