Townsquare Sunday

UMass Dartmouth Professor Ken Manning discusses the work of the Select Committee on the Jan. 6 Attack on the Capitol, and what the early hearings have turned up so far.

Fairhaven Homecoming Day Fair Chairperson Barbara Acksen talks about the event's return and what's on the agenda for this year.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the cleanup of PCBs from New Bedford Harbor and the history of its pollution.

David Civitron is looking to reignite the New Bedford Bike Committee and expand upon the bicycling infrastructure in the city.

Leonard Lee, the new President and CEO of the SouthCoast Community Foundation, visits Townsquare Sunday to share his plan for the organization.

Justina Perry, founder of New Bedford's Buy Black NB, discusses three upcoming vendor markets giving Black-owned and Brown-owned businesses the opportunity to showcase their products.

Dartmouth Cultural Center Pauline Santos and Gallery Director Jill Law joined Townsquare Sunday this week with details on upcoming programs.

Beatriz Oliveira is the creator and producer of a free event coming to New Bedford called 20mi2. She joins Townsquare Sunday along with content creator Shayla Manning.

Post Commander Joseph Toomey joined Townsquare Sunday this week to discuss the history of Dartmouth Memorial VFW Post 9059, and some of its plans for the future.

Irene Duprey-Gutierrez portrays "The Witch of Wall Street" Hetty Green at the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, and offers some insight into the life of one of America's wealthiest women.