FirstWorks, a Rhode Island non-profit dedicated to building community through world-class arts, will present renowned Haitian-American violinist/composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) performing “Redemption Songs and Sonatas” with the Humanist Septet at The First Unitarian Church of Providence on Sat., 2/29, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $30 advance, $35 at the door, with community discounts available…. [Read More]
COA/Dartmouth Community TV Open House
Bridging the Future Show Open House. The Dartmouth Council on Aging (COA) and Dartmouth Community Media (DCTV) are hosting an open house on Wed., 3/4, at 4:00pm, at the DCTV studio, 247 Russells Mills Road, Dartmouth, to inform and inspire new participants to join our Bridging the Future team. This project is a TV production… [Read More]
Hoarding Workshops
The Fairhaven Health Department, and the New Bedford Fresh Start program are co-sponsoring a hoarding remediation program known as Buried in Treasures. This program is roughly twenty weeks and is designed for individuals who struggle with hoarding disorder and/or individuals who are interested in learning how to support someone they know who struggles with hoarding… [Read More]
Mini Grant Info Session
United Way of Greater New Bedford will be hosting two information sessions on March 4, for all-volunteer groups interested in applying for a Community Building Mini-Grant. United Way’s Mini-Grants program empowers all-volunteer groups with budgets of $40,000 or less to apply for funding to implement small-scale, impactful projects in the Greater New Bedford area. Potential… [Read More]
Flood Insurance Forum
Underwater Underwriting: Flood Insurance in the Age of Climate Change, Fri., 2/28, 7:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m., UMass Club, 32nd Floor, 1 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02108. Registration to 8 a.m., program starts at 8. By Environmental Business Council of New England. Cost: $35 EBC members; $45 non members; $15 government/nonprofit. Online registration will close on Thursday,… [Read More]
FREE Research Symposium at WHOI
Woods Hole Sea Grant invites the general public to “Science at Our Shores,” its inaugural research symposium on March 6, showcasing both recently completed and newly funded Sea Grant projects addressing pressing environmental and coastal issues facing the region. Researchers involved in 14 separate projects, from shoreline resilience, nitrogen loading and sustainable fisheries to the… [Read More]
Who’s ready for spring?
About 50-60 geese hang out in front of Fairhaven High School on 2/15/20 in the middle of a winter that has seen higher than average temperatures and almost no snow. These specimens look as though they are lined up to head into the building for classes. Photo by Glenn C. Silva. ••• Support… [Read More]
Super Tuesday is next week, and Mass. votes
Super Tuesday is next week, 3/3, and Massachusetts voters will go to the polls for the presidential primaries. This is the day that members of the various parties will choose among those who want to be their party’s nominee to face off against each other in November. Democrats will choose among 15 names on the… [Read More]
Osprey Marsh Boardwalk gets wheelchair users into the woods
By Beth David, Editor There’s nothing like a stroll through the woods, any time of year. And in these parts, that often means a path through marshland on a trail that ends by the water. But if you are wheelchair bound, or a young’un who is being pushed in a stroller, the pickin’s are pretty slim… [Read More]
Who says boat trips are just for summertime?
Not the Buzzards Bay Coalition, which sponsors several seal and seabird cruises throughout the winter. Our intrepid photographer, Glenn C. Silva, braved the February temps, albeit milder than usual this year, and joined about two dozen hardy souls to espy the playful seals. The trip left out of Falmouth, aboard the “Islander,” part of the… [Read More]
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