Townsquare Sunday

Dr. John Williams, Dean of the Charlton College of Business at UMass Dartmouth, discussed the school's survey of tourists last summer in New Bedford and Fall River.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the missteps of new Ward 3 City Councilor Shawn Oliver.

Mediator Cheryl Duclos discusses the New Bedford Face to Face mediation program.

Mali Lim, New Bedford's Coordinator for Community Education, discusses the City's Consumer Protection Program and National Consumer Protection Week.

Global Learning Charter Public School Executive Director Dr. Stephen Furtado discusses the new "STEAM" Education Center at the school.

Director Pam Rogers Kuechler reviews the history of PACE, and discusses some future goals of the organization.

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.