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Nine-month-old Rogan Paiva of New Bedford is battling a rare form of brain cancer, and the community is coming together at the Feast grounds to help his family.

The first Cape Verdean player in pro baseball, who helped break the color barrier in the minor leagues, was honored Sunday by his hometown Wareham Gatemen.

New Bedford Light, a free online news site, launched this month with a special COVID-19 edition.

The City's Department of Parks, Recreation, and Beaches has been working for several years to bring new recreational programs to both East and West Beaches.

The Foster Grandparent program is run through Coastline Elderly Services in New Bedford, and is looking to add more local people to its roster.

New Bedford Creative is a group formed several years ago seeking to enhance the cultural experience for visitors and residents alike.

The Wareham Gatemen are set to honor this Sunday the life and career of Joseph Campinha, believed to be the first Cape Verdean professional baseball player.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell announced the city has put out a survey asking residents how they think the city should use $64 in funds from the American Rescue Plan.

Wareham's Teddy Mathews is no stranger to performing at Boston's Fenway Park, but he'll have the opportunity of a lifetime opening for New Kids on the Block.

A new restaurant, Krave, will open soon in New Bedford in the former home of the legendary Chuck's China Inn, a culmination of two women's lifelong dream.