Matthew Dansereau, a member of the Dartmouth Community Service Outreach Team, talks about working with the homeless in Dartmouth.

Erik Andrade discusses how Vineyard Wind and the U.S Offshore Wind Business Network are sponsoring a free, three-day training for local business owners, so they can be a part of the supply-chain needed for offshore wind development.

The Immigrant Assistance Center in New Bedford has been active for more than 50 years, helping immigrants feel comfortable in their new surroundings. Center President Helena DaSilva Hughes discusses its work.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses why he's uncomfortable with the New Bedford City Council planning get-togethers in what could be a violation of the Commonwealth's open meeting law.

New Bedford Public Library Director Olivia Melo, Coordinator of Community Education Mali Lim, and Dabeeri Emad, representing the city's Afghan refugee families, talked about an art exhibit at the library displaying the work created by six Afghan women and its importance to the community.

Tia Castellano of the Bristol Black Collective talks about the newly-formed nonprofit and its plans for the future.

Educator and Historian Lee Blake discusses New Bedford's Abolition Row Park and the importance of the historic district.

New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Executive Director Laura Orleans and Education and Engagement Manager Allison Meyette outline the schedule of programs for children and adults for February and March.

Jeff Hall talks about blood donations and the work of the American Red Cross.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the recent Ward 3 election in New Bedford, as well as the ongoing saga of the city council.