“I do think I would give it a chance,” said Madalena Fortes, who said she takes a Lyft to Boston to catch a bus to New Hampshire. “If I was able to take the train, it would just make it so much easier.”
Category: Video
Posted inNoticiasNB
Video — Graduado guatemalteco: ‘Los estudiantes latinos siempre enfrentan el triple de dificultades… pero todo valdrá la pena’
Una noche de orgullo en New Bedford High y un futuro brillante para los estudiantes hispanos, muchos de los cuales serán los primeros en sus familias en asistir a la universidad.
Posted inNoticiasNB
Video — Guatemalan graduate: ‘Latino students always face triple the difficulty … But it will all be worth it’
A proud night at New Bedford High and a bright future for Hispanic students, many who will be the first in their families to attend college.
Posted inMultimedia
Video: Celebrating Pride — ‘Being stuck in any kind of closet is a terrible thing’
For the South Coast LGBTQ+ community, it’s not a monthlong reflection but an everyday occasion. ‘This is who we are and we are damn proud of that’
Posted inThe Chat with Jack Spillane
Video: Piping plovers nesting on East Beach for the first time in a century, and other surprises at city parks
Mary Rapoza, director of the Parks, Recreation and Beaches department since 2013, sat down with Jack Spillane to talk about a division of city government that is perhaps more visible to the public than any other.
Posted inOffshore Wind
Video: Blades arrive in New Bedford as second heavy load carrier eases into port
The RollDock Sky moved through the New Bedford hurricane barrier Tuesday morning, bringing wind turbine blades for offshore wind project Vineyard Wind into port.
Posted inMultimedia
Video: UHL Felicity arrives in New Bedford
Multimedia reporters Eleonora Bianchi and Gerardo Beltran Salinas were on the scene to document the first five tower pieces for offshore wind turbines arriving in New Bedford on Wednesday afternoon.
Posted inJourney to America
Video: Inside the arduous and emotional process of becoming a new American
For more than 600,000 immigrants a year, a rewarding path to citizenship. “They’re here because they want to become citizens.”
Posted inMultimedia
Video: Memory lane on Milton Street, a Cape Verdean community that thrived in Dartmouth
The mile-long road was a destination for immigrants moving to the area because of the presence of previously settled Cape Verdean families, who helped them adapt to American culture.
Posted inElection 2022
Video: Do you agree that immigrants without legal documents should be allowed to obtain driver’s licenses?
After lawmakers passed an immigrant driver’s license law in June, there’s a proposal to strike it down in the Nov. 8 statewide election.
