Fuller and McCaughey carry the amazing “The Humans” in its two-week run in New Bedford.
Category: Jack Spillane column
Immigration arrests in New Bedford, Part 2: Activists speak out
Jack Spillane was joined by Adrian Ventura, executive director of Centro Comunitario de Trabajadores, and UMass Dartmouth anthropologist Lisa Maya Knauer. Watch the full video here.
Audio and transcript: Jack Spillane’s interview with New Bedford Police Chief Paul Oliveira
The Light’s columnist speaks with New Bedford’s outgoing police chief about the department, his 30-year tenure in law enforcement, and his reaction to accusations made in a recent Boston Globe series.
Business and residents duke it out as New Bedford waste costs spiral
How do you address the issue of exponentially increasing trash costs without trampling on the quality of life of residential neighbors?
Years after Michael Bianco raid, New Bedford immigrants still have to hide
Everyone suffers when the federal immigration policy is unclear and unfair.
Melville statue recognizes greatness that came out of New Bedford
Melville’s body of work stares straight at us and asks “Can you accept reality as it is?”
Police union chief roils City Council president race
An organized, public effort against a council president candidate is a new thing for the city.
2024 in review: A win for women – and the Feast
The women festeiras were so successful that two of them were subsequently elected to the club’s governing board.
Remembering the big poetic soul of Maggi Kerr Peirce
Our lives are blessed with something special by poetic souls like Maggi Peirce. And I know I got a big dose of it.
Fighting the system in the North End of New Bedford
Pine Hill Acres residents believe to their core that their Far North End community is not the right place for a regional transfer station.
