Townsquare Sunday

Rebecca Kerner of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts discussed the organization’s 75th anniversary and what she hopes to achieve in her new position as the organization’s SouthCoast manager.

UMass Dartmouth Professor Ken Manning discusses what happened in the presidential election.

Victoria Grasela, Vice President of Marketing and Community Development for United Way of Greater New Bedford, discusses the upcoming Hunger Heroes Food Drop and how you can help feed needy families this Thanksgiving.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the upcoming election and more.

Elaine Vercellone, Director of The Smile Factory Clown Art School in New Bedford, discusses starting a volunteer clown troupe in the city to visit local hospitals.

New Bedford Public Schools Superintendent Andrew O'Leary discusses the report he compiled on the status of the city's school system based on his first year being in charge.

Illusionist Dillies is joining with the League of Women Voters SouthCoast to present "Your Vote is Magic,” combining civic education with her illusions, at Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech ahead of this year’s presidential election.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Women's Center Director Kristin Batstone stopped by to spread the word about its programs for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Tony Ambelina and Joe Perreira of Helping Hands of Farmers for St. Jude talk about their upcoming fundraiser in New Bedford for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Director of Programs Joe Ritter discusses the center’s upcoming schedule and the new look of its Bethel Street headquarters.