Townsquare Sunday

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the deadlock to appoint someone to fulfill the vacant seat on the New Bedford School Committee.

New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Programs Director Joe Ritter discusses a new exhibit and film that highlight the passage of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation Act in 1976, and the New Bedford Fishermen's strike in 1985-86.

Samaritans Southcoast Executive Director Darcy Lee talks about the group’s expanded role in helping prevent suicide statewide.

Bryon Knight, President of the Shepherd Center for the Performing Arts, takes a look back at the past two years of the Center and what is coming up in 2026.

Rev. Lima and Rabbi Kanter preview 2026 at the local level, including the risks of artificial intelligence.

Maria Connor and Stanley Levine of the Friends of the Dartmouth Elderly discuss how the group has helped feed those who need a Christmas Day meal for the past 56 years.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the passing of Lt. Jose Gonsalves, the Massachusetts State Police detective who investigated the New Bedford highway murders.

Author and New Bedford native Ron Boucher discusses his book "Prelude: A Journey of Growth, Song, and Self-Discovery."

Joe Ritter, Programs Director for the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, discusses the upcoming exhibits for December and January.

Immigrants Assistance Center President Helena DaSilva Hughes discusses the issues immigrants are facing today and how the IAC can help.