Townsquare Sunday

Andrew Pollack and Gail Fortes of the Our Bodies Our Lives Coalition discuss reproductive justice.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the latest developments in the Star Store saga, and discusses the upcoming municipal election in the city.

Derek Santos, Executive Director of the New Bedford Economic Development Council, talks about NB100, which designates ARPA funds to support start-up businesses and new businesses that have opened within the last two years.

Curator Paulina Fuenzalida Guzman discusses an exhibit at the New Bedford Public Library that highlights the work of artists from South America and Central America that now live in the city.

Mary Rapoza, Director of Parks, Recreation and Beaches for the City of New Bedford, and Hazelwood Park Greens Coordinator Ann Marie Briand discuss lawn bowling and croquet at Hazelwood Park.

Joe Ritter, Programs Manager for the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, discusses the upcoming slate of programs.

Author Michael Oliveira discusses his book "Don't Take It For Granted: The Journey Within."

New Bedford Public Schools Interim Superintendent Andrew O’Leary outlines some of the challenges the district faces and how his team plans to address them.

South Coast Business Alliance President Chris Resendes and longtime member Deborah Aguiar discuss the upcoming Oktoberfest event and some of the work the SCBA is doing.

Paula Montgomery of Women United talks about the initiative through the United Way of Greater New Bedford to help women with financial literacy and other issues.