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Restored Whaling Ship to Relaunch in July Restored Whaling Ship to Relaunch in July

TheDay.com: After 5 years and almost $7 million of work, Mystic Seaport will relaunch the restored whaling ship Charles W. Morgan at a July 21 ceremony that will feature documentary filmmaker Ric Burns as the keynote speaker. The launch...

» March 15th, 2013
New Bedford Programs Examine Women in the Fishing Industry New Bedford Programs Examine Women in the Fishing Industry

SouthCoastToday: During March, the Working Waterfront Festival’s Portholes Project will present 3 programs exploring the theme “Women in the Industry.” The free presentations, which are open to the public, are being offered in conjunction with the Zeiterion Performing Arts...

» March 9th, 2013
Ship Model Lecture at Whaling Museum Ship Model Lecture at Whaling Museum

R. Michael Wall is the first of several distinguished speakers featured in the 23rd Annual Sailors’ Series lectures. His illustrated talk, “The Art of Ship Models: Collections of the Past, Present and Future,” takes place on Thursday, February 28,...

» February 14th, 2013
New Bedford Boat Ramp Affected by Terminal Project New Bedford Boat Ramp Affected by Terminal Project

SouthCoastToday: A set of anti-fish barriers marked by an orange boom, white buoys and a stream of bubbles in the water is the first serious sign that momentum on the South Terminal project is scaling up. The...

» January 30th, 2013
Schooner Ernestina Makes Most-Endangered List Schooner Ernestina Makes Most-Endangered List

The schooner Ernestina, currently berthed in New Bedford, Massachusetts, has been selected as one of the 10 most endangered historic ships in 2012, according to The Fydeye Guides, a website devoted America’s maritime history, lighthouses, and historic ships. You...

» January 23rd, 2013
New Bedford Moby-Dick Marathon Could Draw Thousands New Bedford Moby-Dick Marathon Could Draw Thousands

SouthCoastToday: Shortly after Moby-Dick was published in 1851, a critic dismissed the “ravings” of author Herman Melville and his characters, writing in the Southern Quarterly Review that they justified “a writ de lunatico.” One wonders what he might make...

» January 5th, 2013
2013 Moby-Dick Reading Marathon Coming Up 2013 Moby-Dick Reading Marathon Coming Up

The 17th annual Moby-Dick Marathon is the longest continually running readathon of Herman Melville’s literary masterpiece. The entire text of the book will be read aloud continuously by various readers from January 4 to January 6, 2013, at the...

» January 2nd, 2013
New Bedford Hurricane Barrier Turns 50 New Bedford Hurricane Barrier Turns 50

SouthCoast Today: Fifty years after construction of the city’s hurricane barrier first started, it’s still drawing attention. In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the barrier, which the city celebrated Thursday with a proclamation for the Army Corps...

» December 6th, 2012
New Bedford Harbor Project Could Create 43K Jobs New Bedford Harbor Project Could Create 43K Jobs

SouthCoastToday: The South Terminal project cleared a major hurdle Monday, when the Environmental Protection Agency announced its approval of a port facility hailed by officials as the most promising economic development in the city for the last 50 years....

» November 27th, 2012
Cape Wind Could Use RI Ports as Staging Areas Cape Wind Could Use RI Ports as Staging Areas

TheDay.com: Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee has met with officials from the Cape Wind offshore wind project planned for Massachusetts about possibly using the state’s ports as the wind farm’s construction staging area, and a project spokesman told The...

» November 13th, 2012
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