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Why the North End needs a Restaurant Week

By Steven Froias | July 24, 2018

I’m still waiting to get mugged. For the past few weeks, I’ve been walking up and down Acushnet Avenue signing up restaurants and eateries for the LOVE THE AVE &…

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How coworking can help you attract and retain top talent

By Sarah | July 18, 2018
coworking retain talent

Employees value flexibility at work just as much as benefits and pay. Giving your people the option to work at a coworking space is a great way to keep them happy, motivated, and purposeful.

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A Grand Panorama of a Whaling Voyage ‘Round the World

By Steven Froias | July 18, 2018

A nice perk of being a writer and journalist is the opportunity to check things out before they are headlines. That happened last week when I got a preview of…

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New Bedford’s real parking problem

By Steven Froias | July 10, 2018

Studies have been done. Streetscapes have been ripped up. And parking garages have gone up, come down, then gone up again. Over the years, New Bedford has worked mightily to…

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Sacred Spacemaking: Celebrating 9 Years of Yoga on Union

By Sarah | July 9, 2018
Students at YOU

In the yoga world, we often feel pressure to have some  ohm-shanti samadhi experience every time we practice. At Yoga on Union, I felt the space to work through my condition: grumpy, happy, sad, angry… whatever it might be.

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Why we need less personal space: A look at the proximity principle

By Sarah | July 2, 2018
Fenway Park

If proximity helps us form relationships, what happens when we have too much personal space? Are we in the United States too far removed from each other?

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New Bedford Now: Coastin’ expands its reach

By Steven Froias | June 28, 2018

Most of us probably aren’t accustomed to hearing good news from the daily newspaper industry. Since the advent of the Internet era through the ascent of social media era, it…

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Watching the World Cup in Europe – On The Ave

By Steven Froias | June 27, 2018

You would be excused if you thought you were in a corner of Europe sitting in the courtyard of Cotali Mar restaurant on Acushnet Avenue watching Portugal take on Iran…

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Why we’re doing away with “FOMO” marketing

By Sarah | June 22, 2018
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We’re fed up with the FOMO, a nasty social media side effect that leads to dissatisfaction and unhappiness. Here’s how we are going to change our marketing strategy…

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Deep Dive into Clasky Common Farmers Market

By Steven Froias | June 18, 2018

Last week, I wrote about the growing, informal urban agriculture network springing to life in New Bedford. This week, we’re looking at one piece of it – the terrific, weekly…

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