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4 days ago |
southcoasttoday.com | Seth Chitwood
Special ed students from SMEC got hands-on work experience at GrandMa's Donuts & Coffee. The students learned skills such as taking orders, handling money, preparing pastries and coffee, and interacting with customers. NEW BEDFORD — Special education students from the Southeastern Massachusetts Educational Collaborative gained hands-on work experience at GrandMa’s Donuts & Coffee on Acushnet Avenue on Tuesday morning.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Seth Chitwood
NEW BEDFORD — Special education students from the Southeastern Massachusetts Educational Collaborative gained hands-on work experience at GrandMa’s Donuts & Coffee on Acushnet Avenue on Tuesday morning. The initiative is part of SMEC’s Transitional Services program for young adults ages 18 to 21, designed to give students the opportunity to job-shadow and serve customers in a real-world setting. GrandMa’s Donuts opened its doors from 9 a.m. to noon at a special time to host the collaboration.
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5 days ago |
southcoasttoday.com | Seth Chitwood
NEW BEDFORD – The New Bedford Art Museum marks its 30th anniversary this year with a landmark celebration. On June 10, the Museum hosts its gala and unveiling of its "Best of SouthCoast" exhibition which is a sweeping tribute to two centuries of artistic brilliance from the region’s most accomplished talents. “This is a place where the landscape, seascape, and changing seasons have always inspired artists,” said Executive Director Suzanne de Vegh.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Seth Chitwood
NEW BEDFORD — As Pride Month 2025 approaches, the South Coast LGBTQ+ Network is gearing up for a vibrant celebration designed to uplift, unite and honor the region’s LGBTQ+ community during a time of ongoing social and political challenges nationwide. “With everything happening in the world, Pride on the SouthCoast is more than just a party, it’s a declaration of community, resilience, and love,” said Andy Pollock, president of the South Coast LGBTQ+ Network.
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1 week ago |
southcoasttoday.com | Seth Chitwood
The MBTA and Keolis have shot a commercial for the commuter rail service in New Bedford. The ad campaign highlights the benefits of taking the train to Boston from the SouthCoast. NEW BEDFORD — As the SouthCoast welcomes expanded commuter rail service, the MBTA and Keolis have been working on a new marketing campaign encouraging residents to rethink their travel habits and “Just Take the Train,” starting with a commercial filmed in the city on May 21.
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