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
How a Providence Man Transformed Fort Myers, Florida
You'd never expect to be immersed in Rhode Island history while in Fort Myers, Florida to celebrate New Bedford Day.
Massachusetts Cheese Festival Has 2024 Date and Location Set
The Massachusetts Cheese Guild is a not-for-profit trade organization based in Foxboro.
Why Rhode Island Calls a Massachusetts Frappe a ‘Cabinet’
Why does Massachusetts call a frappe a frappe and Rhode Island calls it a cabinet? It's enough to give you brain freeze.
New Bedford Residents Could Face New Taxes This Year
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is floating the idea of increasing local meals and hotel taxes, and New Bedford could see other new taxes.
Massachusetts Concert Venue Is Largest in New England
Boston's Roadrunner concert venue claims to be the largest in New England.
‘All My Children,’ ‘General Hospital’ Soap Star From Massachusetts
Revere, Massachusetts native Robin Christopher is the only actor to play the same character as a regular cast member on all three ABC soaps.
Massachusetts Home to 28 of 100 Oldest High Schools in America
Massachusetts has almost a third of the oldest high schools in America, and some of them are right here on the SouthCoast.
Just How Many People Does the City of New Bedford Employ?
Are you looking for a job? If you live in New Bedford, you may not need to wander much further than City Hall to find one.
This Chewy Candy Is Popular in Massachusetts Beach Communities
You'd be hard-pressed to find a Massachusetts beach community where saltwater taffy isn't available in abundance.
Boston’s Old North Memorial Garden Honors Vets of War on Terror
When dedicated on Memorial Day 2007, Boston's Old North Church Memorial Garden contained 3,500 dog tags. The dog tags chime when stirred by the wind.