Summer Fun

The 2017 Plymouth Waterfront Festival is August 26th and is full of fun for the whole family.

School is out but the kids can still learn and have fun at the same time this summer.

If you've seen the movie Grown Ups or The Way Way Back, you've seen clips of the Water Wizz Park and tickets will be half priced soon!

Mmmmm…there’s nothing like fresh, delicious quahogs. Whether you want to shuck them and eat them raw, steam them and drown them in drawn butter, turn them into chowder or make up a batch of stuffies, quahogs are succulent treasures from the sea...

Looking for some Friday fun for the family this July? The Buzzards Bay Coalition and Plumb Summer Library Program have you covered with Family Friday Explorations, as series of three free outings designed for families with elementary school-aged children...

What do you do when your little one is too little to justify paying a big water park price?  You take them to the splash pad, of course!  It’s safer than the ocean and more fun than the pool. Best of all, we've got some great ones in our own backyard thanks in part to the New Bedford Parks, Recreation and Beaches Department!

How many of us know or work with someone who has a thirst for power and doesn't hesitate to exert it over others? A few names come to my mind.  As Lord Acton once said, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupt absolutely." Catherine Coulter's latest novel, Power Play, exemplifies this theme perfectly.

Some people believe that you can tell a lot about a person by their name. In Dean Koontz's latest novel, The City, this is particularly true.

I love a really good mystery with a lot plot twists and turns along with a few quirky characters thrown into the mix. In John Verdon's latest novel, Peter Pan Must Die, he delivers an intricate plot and flawed characters in spades.

My son Dylan started school today ! It's a big day for him and any parent sending their child to school for the very first time and we are very proud of him .