The Standard-Times

The Standard-Times, including its Sunday edition, is located in New Bedford, Massachusetts. It is the primary daily newspaper serving the South Coast region of Massachusetts, competing with The Herald News from Fall River.

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Get influenced: Handbags donated by Mikayla Nogueira are on auction for Power of the Purse

1 day ago | southcoasttoday.com | Faith Harrington

Women supporting each other is a powerful force that can create a more inclusive and supportive environment. Women United, an initiative through United Way of Greater New Bedford, is a prime example of what can happen when individuals work collectively to empower other women. Making lasting changes in their community, these women have created a network that raises funds for education, action, and philanthropy — all meant to give strength to women who need it most.
New Bedford's Oysterfest is back. Here's how to get your tickets before they're gone.

2 days ago | southcoasttoday.com | Faith Harrington

NEW BEDFORD — Oysterfest is returning to New Bedford. After the resounding success of last year, the second annual New Bedford Oysterfest is happening at Cisco Brewers on June 7. This highly anticipated event sold out quickly last year and is expected to do the same this year. “Oysterfest is a perfect addition to New Bedford’s summer calendar,” Mayor Jon Mitchell said in a press release.
Rep. Keating wants answers on ICE actions in New Bedford arrest, family is struggling

6 days ago | southcoasttoday.com | Frank Mulligan

NEW BEDFORD — U.S. Rep. Bill Keating is seeking answers from federal officials on the questions surrounding the “violent detention in New Bedford” of Juan Francisco Méndez on April 14. Keating is also “demanding an immediate halt to any efforts to remove him from the United States until his asylum claim is decided.
New Bedford man charged for allegedly exposing himself to 2 female Tabor Academy students

6 days ago | southcoasttoday.com | Frank Mulligan

MARION — A 38-year-old New Bedford man was arraigned in Wareham District Court Thursday, April 17, for allegedly exposing himself to two female Tabor Academy students Wednesday, April 16, at the school where he works in the kitchen. According to the Marion Police report, the two students reported that the man was seated in the dining hall and had exposed himself.
Scoring threats: Vote for the SouthCoast Boys Basketball Player of the Year

1 week ago | southcoasttoday.com | Laurie Los Lee

Winter Super Teams are on their way, but before we get there, we need help from our readers. This year, our readers will help determine our players of the year in every sport. Much like we did with the Male and Female Athletes of the Year, our readers will have a say in who our Players of the Year are. We've cut down the list of the best of the best into an even more elite group (no easy task). We limited each school to a maximum of one candidate.
Despite injuries, Bishop Stang baseball has won 6 of its first 7 games

1 week ago | southcoasttoday.com | Laurie Los Lee

DARTMOUTH — A veteran catcher at Bishop Stang, Nate Moniz has played second base for the past six games as his team has battled injuries in its lineup. “This is only the second game that Nate has caught this year because of some of the injuries that we’ve had,” said Bishop Stang head coach Brian Rose. “We’ve had a few guys playing out of position because of the need of the team. It’s a very unselfish team. They’re doing what’s best for the group and I think that’s why we’re seeing that success.
MSPCA seeking homes for over 40 rabbits surrendered from a Bristol County home

1 week ago | southcoasttoday.com | Faith Harrington

A home in Bristol County surrendered 44 rabbits found in unsanitary conditions. The rabbits are being adopted by MSPCA-Angell. The MSPCA-Angell is seeking adopters for dozens of rabbits rescued from a home in Bristol County. According to the MSPCA-Angell, 44 rabbits were surrendered by their former owner on April 9. Animal cruelty charges against the owner are pending, as the rabbits were found in unsanitary conditions. The rabbits are of various ages, with the youngest being 8 weeks old.
New Bedford restaurant owner granted Planning Board approval for addition. What we know.

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.
Vote for the SouthCoast High School Girls Athlete of the Week for April 7-13

1 week ago | southcoasttoday.com | Laurie Los Lee

The winner of last week’s Girls Athlete of the Week poll was Old Colony’s Maddie Caulkins. She had more than 5,500 votes (46%) to receive the honor. Caulkins had a combined 7 goals and 1 assist in 4 games. Each week during the regular season, we will highlight the top performances. Here’s your chance to vote for the top high school performance from the past week. Editor’s note: Voting will end at 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 20. GIRLS TRACKCorbett won the 100 hurdles and 400 hurdles against D-R.
Vote for the SouthCoast High School Boys Athlete of the Week for April 7-13

1 week ago | southcoasttoday.com | Laurie Los Lee

The winner of last week’s Boys Athlete of the Week poll was Dartmouth’s Bryce Desirey. He had more than 1,500 votes (80%) to receive the honor. Desirey had a combined 6 goals in 2 games for Dartmouth. Each week during the regular season, we will highlight the top performances. Here’s your chance to vote for the top high school performance from the past week. Editor’s note: Voting will end at 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 20.