Birdies Hot Chicken Opens in New Bedford Amid City Council Changes

New Bedford welcomes Birdies Hot Chicken while Shane Burgo becomes city council president

Birdies Hot Chicken Opens in New Bedford Amid City Council Changes
Birdies Hot Chicken Opens in New Bedford Amid City Council Changes

New Bedford: Exciting things are happening in the city! Birdies Hot Chicken is set to open its fourth location at the old Honey Dew Donuts spot on Coggeshall Street. But first, they need the Planning Board’s green light to reopen the drive-thru.

In other news, Shane Burgo was elected as the city council president for 2025, winning a 7-4 vote. His supporters filled the chambers, cheering him on. It was quite the scene!

And let’s not forget the Northern Edge tragedy. It’s been 20 years since that fishing vessel sank, and sisters Monica and Michelle still feel the loss of their dad deeply. It’s a tough reminder of that fateful night.

On a lighter note, the Buttonwood Park Zoo is keeping a close eye on Emily, the remaining elephant, after the passing of her friend Ruth. The staff is making sure she gets all the love and care she needs.

Lastly, if you’re driving around, be aware that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation will be doing overnight repairs on the Shawmut Avenue bridge until the end of June. Just a heads up!

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