WBSM-AM (Fairhaven, MA)
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WBSM is an AM radio station broadcasting in the New Bedford/Fall River market area with a News/Talk/Sports format. It broadcasts on 1420 kilohertz and is under ownership of Townsquare Media, with studios in Fairhaven shared with WFHN. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Providence-New Bedford |
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| Radio Media Market | Providence-Warwick-Pawtucket |
| Radio Format | News/Talk/Sports |
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Some restaurant chains will end 2026 with more locations than they had at the start of the year. As with most years, 2026 has seen its share of chain restaurants closing locations. Only so many can survive, after all. READ MORE: How to Find the Only Remaining Rainforest Cafe Restaurants But there is one type of chain restaurant that seems to come up more often in conversations about struggling chains: Pizza.
King Richard’s Faire Returns for 2026 With Expanded Carvershire, New Shows, and Upgraded Dining Original
CARVER (WBSM) — As King Richard’s Faire opens for its 45th season – and second in its new version of “Carvershire” – there are plenty of new attractions, new foods, new shows and new ways to travel back to the time of the 16th Century. Last year, King Richard’s Faire moved from its original home off Main Street in Carver, where it had spent over four decades, to the site that was formerly Edaville Railroad (now known as the Edaville Entertainment Center).
What’s The Best Day In Massachusetts To Fill Your Tank?
Boy, you wanna talk about NEED TO KNOW INFO, Massachusetts? As we all know (especially those people who do a fair amount of commuting every week), the price of gas is no joke nowadays. The price of gas, like anything else, fluctuates over time. Sometimes it's cheaper than other times, while other times it's a whole lot more expensive, right? I remember family road trips in the late 1970s when gas was 60 cents, 65 cents a gallon on average.
Route 6 and Route 3 Were Native Footpaths Long Before They Were Highways
The next time you are stuck in Dartmouth's Faunce Corner Road/Route 6 gridlock, take a second and think about the fact that you are following a route that has been actively used for thousands and thousands of years. It's true. Tim Turner, Director of Indigenous Education and Training at Plimoth Patuxet Museums, said that many of the highways crossing southeastern Massachusetts started as Native footpaths.
10 Unexpected Animals You Can Find Living in Massachusetts
Moving from New Bedford to the deep woods of Dartmouth has felt like moving to another world, and I only traveled a few miles down the road. Back in the city, I was used to seeing squirrels, pigeons and the occasional skunk (usually roadkill). Now, I’m sharing my surroundings with massive six-spotted fishing spiders, barn owls and all kinds of creatures I never saw roaming around New Bedford. I even learned that black bears have been spotted in the past near the area where I now live.
Acushnet Streets Prepare for Giant Touch-a-Truck Celebration and Food Trucks
Last year, Dighton dad Bryan Nadeau had an idea to take the typical school fundraiser and turn it into something the entire community could enjoy. Apparently, the idea had some "serious wheels." See what I did there? The Saint Francis Xavier School Touch-a-Truck Family Fun-Raiser is back for its second year on Saturday, September 12, from 11 a.m.to 2 p.m. at 223 Main Street in Acushnet.
Iconic Christmas Tree Shops Sign Finds New Home on Cape Cod
A piece of nostalgia has found new life on Cape Cod. When you step inside Press Ahead Coffee in Sandwich, you'll be stepping back in time. Not only will you be greeted by their friendly staff, but by a massive sign from the beloved Christmas Tree Shops. "This sign is a fabulous reminder of the memories and tradition that the Christmas Tree Shops brought to Cape Cod," Press Ahead Coffee owner Jim Pressman said.
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Massachusetts-Based Business Officially Oldest Existing Business In America
I found this little news item that I thought I'd share with my fellow Massachusetts residents, seeing as how it concerns the Bay State. It seems like we go out of our way nowadays to congratulate long-running businesses. Makes sense, right? We hear a lot in the news lately about businesses closing due to setbacks, financial woes, a declining customer base, or all of the above. So we absolutely LOVE to congratulate those rare businesses that manage to make it through the hard times.
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