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As seen in: The Hub (Johns Hopkins University), Baltimore Sun, Medical Xpress, Stars and Stripes, UU World, Baltimore STYLE Magazine, Saving Seafood, New Bedford Light, Ocean State Stories
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New Bedford’s on track for bump in Boston visitors this year

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By Arthur Hirsch
| New Bedford Light Verified
Two retired men stepped off a morning South Coast Rail train from Boston onto the station platform just north of downtown on a cool Patriot’s Day weekend Saturday. They knew they’d reached their destination, New Bedford, but otherwise things were a little fuzzy. Parking lot directly in front, parking lot to the left. Houses holding forth ahead on higher ground. To the right, some vaguely industrial scene.
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Could change be in the air for New Bedford’s airport?

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By Arthur Hirsch
| New Bedford Light Verified
At 7:25 and 7:38 a.m. on a Tuesday in April, the day’s only paying passengers departing New Bedford Regional Airport lifted off into overcast skies on two nine-seat Cape Air twin-engine propeller planes. They were bound for Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, but mostly not for frolicking in Edgartown, or strolling Surfside Beach. The passengers, nine in all, were mostly headed to work.
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Overdoses in city drop sharply, police numbers show

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By Arthur Hirsch
| New Bedford Light Verified
The woman on the bathroom floor was far gone, the color draining out of her skin and lips. She was nearly beyond reach. That afternoon last December at the old brick school building office of PAACA — Positive Action Against Chemical Addiction — it took six or seven nasal sprays of Narcan and repeated chest compression to restore her breath. Then she sat up, and saw where she was, realized what had happened, and started crying.
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