Former New Bedford Mayor John Bullard discusses his new book "Hometown," a memoir from Spinner Publications that gives insight into his family history and the history of the city itself as well as his time in public life.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the Light's report on the history of complaints against New Bedford Police Sgt. Samuel Ortega.

Lee Blake of the New Bedford Historical Society discusses the long-awaited ribbon-cutting for Abolition Row Park and the unveiling of the Frederick Douglass statue.

Rhonda Baptiste, Vice President of Tri-Town Against Racism, discusses the history of the organization and its mission.

Beth McDermott and Erin Ban of the Buzzards Bay Coalition talk about the 30th annual Buzzards Bay Swim, and how the money raised by it goes to help Buzzards Bay vibrant, healthy and accessible to all.

Sandy Hering, President of the Mattapoisett Woman’s Club, and Kathy Mcauliffe discuss the upcoming “June in Bloom” garden tour.

Fairhaven Homecoming Day Fair Chairperson Barbara Acksen discusses this year's event coming up on June 24.

New Bedford Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Anderson discusses his decision to return home to become superintendent in his hometown of East Hartford, Connecticut, as well as the improvements he was able to make in New Bedford schools.

Fairhaven businessman Joe Cordero talks about the impact the Dream Out Loud Center in New Bedford has had on his life and the work it does mentoring young people.

Soulflower Yoga co-owner Sam Dunga discusses the third annual Full Boom Festival in Fairhaven, and why it's important for her and co-owner Alexis Costa to give something back to their community.