
Kathryn Gallerani
News Reporter at The Standard-Times
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1 week ago |
southcoasttoday.com | Kathryn Gallerani
Cove Surf and Turf in New Bedford received Planning Board approval for an upper deck and parking lot expansion. The expansion includes 135 seats, a slight increase from the current capacity, and aims to improve pedestrian access and parking. The elevated terrace is designed to enhance waterfront views for diners. Plans for a new upper deck at Cove Surf and Turf are moving forward pending final approvals.
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yahoo.com | Kathryn Gallerani
Various commercial fishing and seafood industry organizations recently met to develop ways to ensure the economic sustainability of the fishing industry by working with state government representatives. This includes promoting and advocating for the industry, enhancing economic development opportunities and infrastructure, and proactively and cooperatively addressing emerging challenges, including how best to co-exist with ocean development projects.
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southcoasttoday.com | Kathryn Gallerani
In the warm weather, ice cream lovers flock to The Ice Cream Cottage on Ferry Street in Fairhaven to savor the flavors while Mey Breakfast serves meals all day and Olivia’s Restaurant is open evenings. Soon the restaurant, breakfast nook and ice cream shop customers will be able to stay safe while waiting for their food, with the town embracing a bigger sidewalk plaza.
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southcoasttoday.com | Kathryn Gallerani
Claremont Companies is proposing an 89-unit independent living facility for people 55 and older in Dartmouth's Bliss Corner neighborhood. The Dartmouth Planning Board approved the project's site plan and a special permit for reduced parking. The 3-story building will include amenities like a courtyard with a firepit and seating area.
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southcoasttoday.com | Kathryn Gallerani
The Cross Road corridor project in Dartmouth will rehabilitate roadways, add bike lanes, upgrade pedestrian facilities, and improve drainage. The project is divided into three phases and is currently in the 25% design phase, with construction slated to begin in 2029. The estimated $7 million cost will be funded by the Federal Highway Administration and MassDOT. Dartmouth officials are hoping to expedite the project timeline.
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