Been up and down the radio dial a few times. Started in New Bedford in the late 1970's at WNBH/WMYS. My journey took paths through Burlington, Vermont, Plattsburg, New York and Providence, Rhode Island before winding it's way back home again. I have done missionary work in Haiti, air boated through The Everglades and watched the sun go down in the deserts of Arizona and Nevada but my best times are spent with my wonderful wife Suzanne and my terrific sons Zachary and Steven. My passions include kayaking, travel, music and following current events.
Barry Richard
Massachusetts Lottery Looks to Remain Competitive
The Massachusetts Lottery is running focus groups to select new games to remain competitive when sports betting comes online.
Confusion Over Massachusetts Ballot Question 4
The wording of Question 4 is tricky, and voters should read it before deciding how they will vote on the issue of driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.
Fairhaven’s Beloved Pasta House Turns the Page With New BOCCA Sign
Fairhaven's The Pasta House is officially BOCCA. New signs are in place to herald the change.
Dartmouth Police Warn of Potential for Fentanyl in Halloween Candy
Dartmouth Police Chief Brian Levesque said parents need to 'educate themselves about the dangers associated' with fentanyl, especially the 'rainbow' variety.
Massachusetts Governor Baker: Reviving Happy Hour ‘Not a Good Idea’
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker threatened to veto legislation that would revive Happy Hour discounted drinks.
Plymouth Fights Dumping of Nuclear Waste into Cape Cod Bay
Plymouth residents expressed concerns about a plan that could see a million gallons of wastewater from the former Pilgrim Nuclear Plant dumped in Cape Cod Bay.
New Bedford Grocer Hints at Potential Holiday Turkey Troubles
Avian flu and other influences could keep turkey supplies low and prices high this holiday season, as one New Bedford grocery store has indicated.
Warren, Markey and Keating Unable to Secure Cape Bridge Money
Inflation and construction delays are driving up the cost of replacing the aging Cape Cod bridges, both of which are in need of repair.
Dartmouth Football Stadium Enshrines Wampanoag Indian Logo
Plaques honoring the Dartmouth High School Indian name and logo are now in place at the school and the Memorial Stadium football field.
Massachusetts Police Cite Tens of Thousands of Distracted Drivers
Nearly 40,000 people were cited for distracted driving in Massachusetts during the first eight months of this year.