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Federal election monitors headed to New Bedford

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By Mike Cerullo Verified
| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WJAR) — The Trump Administration is planning to send election monitors to New Bedford this fall for the first time in recent history. The federal government outlined its reasoning in a letter to the city earlier this week. According to the letter, 2021 census data shows a significant population of limited-English proficient (“LEP”) United States citizens of voting-age in the city. "An estimated 4.5% of the city’s voting-age Hispanic citizens are LEP.
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Outdoor crews work through dangerous heat as temps soar in Southern New England

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By Mike Cerullo Verified
| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified
by MIKE CERULLO, NBC 10 NEWS Wed, July 1, 2026 at 12:22 PM Updated Wed, July 1, 2026 at 5:34 PM On a hot day, people enjoy the pool at Lafayette Park in Fall River. (WJAR) FALL RIVER, Mass. (WJAR) — While many people spend the hottest days of summer indoors or cooling off at the pool, there are thousands of outdoor workers across Southern New England who don't have that option. Construction workers, landscapers, and several others are continuing to work through dangerous heat.
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Outdoor crews work through dangerous heat as temps soar in Southern New England

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By Mike Cerullo Verified
| coastalabc.com
While many people spend the hottest days of summer indoors or cooling off at the pool, there are thousands of outdoor workers across Southern New England who don't have that option. Construction workers, landscapers, and several others are continuing to work through dangerous heat. "It's pretty dang hot out here, to be honest with you," said Kevin O'Driscoll, who was working outdoors. NBC 10's Mike Cerullo spoke with workers in the heat and residents trying to stay cool.
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