DATMA Executive Director Lindsay Mis visited Townsquare Sunday this week to discuss her agency's work in New Bedford, plus a new public art project which is now in its beginning stages.

Westport Land Conservation Trust Executive Director Ross Moran discusses the work of the Trust and some of its goals for the future.

Kim Bozzi, the aunt of Conrad Roy III, and Karen Frabrizzio, a friend and advocate, discuss "Conrad's Law," a bill pending in the Massachusetts legislature that calls for up to five years in prison for anyone who urges another person to commit suicide.

Home Care Manager Jessica Aylward and Assistant Planning Director Zachary Boyer discuss Coastline of New Bedford and the plans for the organization's 45th anniversary celebration.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the races for Massachusetts Governor and Bristol County Sheriff, as well as immigration.

New Bedford's Creative Strategist Margo Saulnier and local artist Mandy Fraser, a Creative Ambassador, stopped by Townsquare Sunday this week to offer more insight into a new initiative in which artists use their skills to help residents to better connect with the city's history and culture.

Global Learning Charter Public School Executive Director Dr. Steven Furtado and Technology Director Derek Stevens discuss the school's anniversary, its history, and plans for the future.

Wendy Taylor discusses her West Place Animal Sanctuary and the work she does there.

Dartmouth Police Chief Brian Levesque talks about policing in 2022, and the 100th Anniversary Policeman's Ball, being held October 1 at White's of Westport.

Phil Viall discusses 40 years of the Share Foundation, which adapts computers to help people who cannot speak to communicate with others.