From the pulpit to the streets of New Bedford, he walks it like he talks it. He inspires with his words but backs them up with an abundance of civic involvement.
Author Archives: Sean McCarthy
Music, art flow through New Bedford’s Ken Richards
Rock and roll grabbed him as a teen, his love of painting came as an adult. Whether he’s playing for Pearly Baker Band or creating a scene in Greece, he’s always creating.
New Bedford’s Eric Jay Santos — a man of many hats
“I’ve always wanted to be a sportswriter, I’ve always wanted to be a teacher, and I’ve always wanted to be a songwriter. To be able to do these three things at the same time, it feels like the pieces are coming nicely together.”
Your Theatre’s Tener Wade: Building community and telling stories
New Bedford troupe’s first-ever executive director says, “What I really love about theater is enabling people to create and have these magical moments.”
Pam Kuechler keeping PACE in a difficult time
“My ambitions for the organization are to see us come out the other side of these funding struggles and the challenges that we’re faced with right now to be as strong as possible.” — PACE executive director
At 74, Fairhaven’s Eddie Dillon keeps writing, singing
“I never really had a choice about being a songwriter. … It’s a driving force in my psyche. I’m delighted I’ve still got it, and some of the best songs I’ve ever written were in the past few years.”
‘Spooky Southcoast’ host Tim Weisberg: ‘Ghosts are people too’
For close to 20 years, his ghost stories have entertained the masses and made him an icon of the paranormal world.
Greg Morton’s busy life: Cooking, booking and narrating
Whether he’s making food, bringing top-notch talent to the Zeiterion or doing voiceover for radio, books and films, it’s been vibrant and varied.
Rebecca Kerner’s goal: Finding a ‘big’ for every ‘little’
Regional manager of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts says “mentoring works” and is looking to recruit volunteers across the South Coast.
Sounding good, looking good: Jimi Blacksheep’s musical journey
The 60-year-old New Bedford resident is at home busking on the streets, entertaining pedestrians with his vast catalog of covers and original songs.
