Downtown New Bedford MA - New Bedford's historic, walkable Downtown is the perfect place for families and friends to spend a day of shopping, eating, and sight-seeing. Downtown's village-like ambiance will transport you back to the days of Herman Melville as you see famous sites like Seaman's Bethel and the New Bedford Whaling Museum, featuring the largest whaling collection in the world. Continue on to the Rotch-Jones Duff House and Garden Museum where you can tour a true whaling-era mansion and gardens. Be sure to stop in at one of our many remarkable art galleries and antique shops, or at one of our many multicultural eateries and outstanding seafood restaurants. Don’t miss one of the country's newest national parks – New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park – and join us for a harbor tour where you can experience our famous waterfront including our fishing fleet and the historic Ernestina schooner. There's always something to see and do in historic Downtown New Bedford!

Bristol County District Attorney Sam Sutter makes his monthly appearance on New Bedford radio station WBSM 1420 AM. Callers ask Sam Sutter about local crime related issues and cases.

At a Feb. 19th press conference in New Bedford, MA, Bristol County District Attorney Sam Sutter presents news and information on the recent charging of George Duarte for the New Year's Day murder of Edwin Medina. (3 Part video clip - approx 25 minutes).

New Bedford, Massachusetts - Alice Fernandes and Dr. Burt Pina and accompanying singers perform "I love America"

Xavier painting with his papi and bro and cousin.

434 Brock Avenue in New Bedford was densely populated with Christmas Decorations. See more Holiday lights in the SouthCoast at http://www.southcoasttoday.com/holidays with our special Christmas Lights finder.

Jessica Ross has worked tirelessly for the Global Charter School since its beginning, and introduced the concept of Visible Thinking. Visit SouthCoastToday.com for more information on Jessica Ross and other men and women of the year.

Riding with Jack in his Arrow to pick up my airplane at http://www.sandpiperair.com after it's annual inspection. Just a normal landing, nothing interesting... the way we like it ;-)

Every year at the Whaling Museum in New Bedford, Melville aficionados gather to read from Moby-Dick, the classic novel of the sea, adventure, and a great white whale. They read straight until they finish the book, usually about 24 hours.

Scott W. Lang was inaugurated on Monday, Jan. 7 to his second term as mayor. He spoke for over a half hour, here are some of his comments. Video courtesy New Bedford Cable Access.

Kassahun Kabiso heads to the finish line to win the race with a time of 1:06:04 in this 2006 feature video.

The race commences downtown as runners begin their 13.1 mile journey in the 29th New Bedford Half-Marathon. Tim Kelly speeds by the pace car on his wheelchair. The video is being shot from the timer truck.

Sung by Roger Chartier - New Bedford, Ma the song is a neopolitan song written in 1919.

Veterans Day Ceremony held at Old Hammondtown School in Mattapoisett, MA on Monday, November 12, 2007

Annual "Holiday in the Park" celebration held in Shipyard Park in Mattapoisett, MA on Saturday, December 1, 2007 featuring a visit from Santa Claus and his friends.

Songs written by Charles Xavier and performed at the Bridge St Station in Fairhaven, Ma. Featuring Rick Britto, Jim Robitaille, Danny Schwartz, Mike LaVoie and Jim Xavier.

Jordan is a senior running back at Dartmouth High School. Jordan has rushed for over 5450 yards and scored 67 touchdowns in his career. With one game left, Todman stands as the third leading rusher in Massachusetts high school football history. Jordan has been offered a full scholarship to play football at Purdue University and he is still being recruited by a number of other Division One programs.

This car belonged to a team rider of Xtremely Board in Dartmouth Massachusetts. XB is the best skate,snow,surf shop on the planet! They ride what they sell!!

Colonel Green's radar tower fell in a matter of a few explosive seconds, changing the view of the SouthCoast shoreline forever.