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Open House: Sunday, Oct. 12, 2-4 p.m. Details Quiet neighborhood in a cul-de-sac Spacious 1.25-acre lot Two-car attached garage Large eat-in kitchen Sliders to deck Formal dining room Family room with cathedral ...

Selectmen made quick work of a draft special Town Meeting warrant Monday night, cutting a 25-article package to 12 and drastically reducing proposed spending requests.

Statistics are black-and-white and cold, especially when they refer to Eastern Equine Encephalitis.

I am writing this letter after much thought and deliberation about this election cycle.

The Acushnet Historical Commission was hoping for a large turnout to gauge enthusiasm about the town's upcoming 150th anniversary celebration in 2010.

Alternative Energy Committee members will brief selectmen at 6 p.m. Monday about their findings on renewable resources over the past year.

State Rep. Robert M. Koczera, D-New Bedford, will hold office hours at the following locations: Acushnet Council on Aging, 591 2 S. Main St., Acushnet, 8:30-10 a.m. Friday.

Southcoast Hospitals in October is holding three stroke awareness programs aimed at educating the community on the risk, prevention and symptoms of stroke.

The plans are not even solid enough to be called tentative, but town officials are calling for a weeklong celebration of the town's 150th birthday in 2010, starting with the Fourth of July holiday.

Standing at the corner of Fairway Drive and Reservation Road in Acushnet, our Home of the Week is easy to spot.

Fears that the heavy rains that inundated Southeastern Massachusetts late this summer would hurt the pumpkin crop turned out to be baseless, as local farmers have enough pumpkins in the patch to assure a ...

Kevin Coelho was driving on Belleville Avenue Tuesday morning when a woman ran into the street, crying and yelling that somebody was trying to kill her boyfriend.

Only a handful of people in the world know what Matthew DeSimas and his family are going through.

Life choices: We all must make them. But when we get to watch someone else make them, it's particularly intruiging.

Gerald "Jay" L. Piche, 83, of Acushnet, died Sunday, Sept. 14, 2008, at Brigham & Woman's Hospital in Boston after a lengthy illness.

Olga Xiarhos and George Xiarhos of Acushnet, Massachusetts passed into everlasting life on September 8 and September 10, 2008 respectively.

Police are investigating the alleged theft of nearly 1,400 gallons of home heating oil from a community center.

Police have charged a Fairhaven man with negligent driving after he allegedly crashed his pickup truck into a utility pole this morning.

Sr. Beatrice Lapalme, OP, 95, and formerly named Sister Raymond Beatrice, of the Dominican Sisters of Hope, died Wednesday, September 10, 2008, at Alden Court Rehabilitation Center.

A deteriorating and graffiti-covered concrete wall in New Bedford is about to be transformed into what is being called the world's largest painting of the city as seen from the Acushnet River.