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Round Hill in South Dartmouth was home to the 'martini glass' antenna developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1940s.

Edward 'Ned' Green, son of 'Witch of Wall Street' and New Bedford native Hetty Green, lost a leg as a teen – and was reunited with it upon his death years later.

Boston's Museum of Science is known for its lightning show at the Theater of Electricity, but those Van de Graaff generators were built in Dartmouth.

This Dartmouth mansion offers what might be the most expensive apartment in town history. Here's your chance to live like Gatsby.

We have an abundance of places to swim here in Southern New England, both fresh and salt water. Which do you prefer?

You may not be aware, but the SouthCoast has a long history of strange objects spotted in the sky – and UFOs are still reported here quite frequently.

Dartmouth’s Round Hill is known for its popular beach and picturesque views. But did you know it has also long been a hot spot for paranormal activity?

Dartmouth Parks and Recreation announced the opening day of Round Hill Beach, debuting the new bathrooms. See for yourself!

A proposal to restore a portion of the Round Hill Beach property has been effectively nixed.

DARTMOUTH - The Town of Dartmouth is assuring residents that a plan to restore the salt marsh at Round Hill Beach will not open the beach parking lot to out-of-town residents. The Town is proposing to utilize $5.2 million dollars in grants to revitalize the salt marsh at the South Dartmouth beach, while paving a large portion of the beach roadway, installing a new septic system and updated electri