Townsquare Sunday

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses unattended properties in New Bedford and more.

Organizers Ian Abreu and Cris Raposo discuss the upcoming Northeast Home & Garden Show.

Sister Mary discusses the Way of the Cross and how it is being observed this Easter in New Bedford.

Club Madeirense SS Sacramento Vice President Brandon Travers discusses the upcoming fish fry fundraiser to benefit the club’s Vocational Award Committee, helping students who go directly into the trades after high school.

The New Bedford Economic Development Council’s Tony Sapienza and Paul Chasse discuss the EDC’s housing plan, "Housing For All: Forward-Looking Strategies for a Growing New Bedford.”

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos and Tom Leverett, the Center's grant writer and handyman, discuss the renovation work at the Center and its spring schedule.

Victoria Grasela of the United Way of Greater New Bedford discusses the upcoming Spring Hunger Heroes Food Drop and how it helps local families.

Ashlin Costa is a 13-year-old girl suffering from an aggressive form of colon cancer. Here's how you can make her upcoming birthday one to remember.

Helena Hughes of the Immigrants Assistance Center says the migrant crisis at the southern border is impacting communities all across the country, including New Bedford.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane talks about the importance of school libraries, homeschooling in New Bedford, and how rising seas will affect the SouthCoast in the coming years.