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Dartmouth resident calls for kindness

Nathan Bean holds his sign. Photos by Mari Huglin

One Dartmouth resident wants everyone to take a moment to take a deep breath, and remember to be kind to those in the community. Many may recognize Nathan Bean as the man who stands at…

Dartmouth man heads back to the Head of the Charles

D'Arcy MacMohan rows down the Charles River in the Head of the Charles Regatta. Source: row2k

D’Arcy MacMahon, 86, of Dartmouth started the Head of the Charles Regatta when he was 25 with a few other members of the Cambridge Boat Club back in 1965. He returned for the 60th…

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Finding God in the everyday

Terri and Mike Hickey

Mike Hickey started writing books about spirituality over 20 years ago and he hasn’t stopped since, with his eighth book titled “Real Presence” coming out earlier this year. “Real Presence” explores God’s presence in the world both in and outside...

Celebrating 102 years of life: Jackson gets key to the Cottages

Nellie Jackson celebrated turning 102 years old with not one but two celebrations. On Aug. 2, exactly 102 years after her birth, she was honored with a party at the Cottages of Dartmouth Village, where she lives. Four days later, a second party was...

Meet Cody Haddad: The new town administrator looking to make ‘real change’

Dartmouth’s new Town Administrator Cody Haddad may have grown up in Taunton, but for him Dartmouth has always been a “special place.” While studying political science at UMass Dartmouth, he quickly realized his interest in specifically municipal...

Six months in, new planning director hopes to do his part for Dartmouth

When it comes to understanding the layout and rhythm of Dartmouth, new Planning Director Dan Gioiosa has more than a professional perspective as for much of his life, he’s lived it. “I know the area pretty well from having been here so long,” he...

How self-love became the passion of Dartmouth’s ‘Miss Blue Hills’

High heels at dawn may be an unusual alarm clock, but for Dartmouth’s Kercheena Pamphile, it’s part of the routine. “I am walking in my heels 24/7. My siblings hate me,” she said with a laugh, noting the click-clacking of the shoes around the house...