Obsessed with jewelry? Love a bargain? Come shop the Friends of the Acushnet Public Library’s jewelry sale on Saturday, September 6, 9am – 12pm (no early birds please). The sale will be held on the library’s front lawn, at 232 Middle Rd., Acushnet. Items include new and gently-worn jewelry, with prices starting at just $1…. [Read More]
AHA!
The next AHA! Night: NB Cultures is on Thursday, September 11th! It’s a celebration of the history, creativity, and diversity that makes New Bedford the dynamic city it is today. September’s AHA! Night is sponsored by Hawthorn Medical. Listen to traditional Cape Verdean music; learn about the Wampum tradition; learn how to play Marralhinha, a… [Read More]
Science Cafe
Tues., 9/9, 6–8 p.m.,The Last Round Bar & Grille, 908 Purchase St., New Bedford. Open to everyone. Free, save for the beer! Our guest David Kagan, Ph.D., Associate Teaching Professor in Physics at UMass Dartmouth, will discuss “Quantum Computing; A Revolution That’s Sure to Teach Schrodinger’s Cat New Tricks & Change the Shape of… [Read More]
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed at The Shepherd Center for the Performing Arts in Fairhaven .Come to our meet & greet on Sun., 9/7, 3–4:30 p.m., 4 Center Street (William St. entrance), Fairhaven. We are regrouping before our exciting fall season and want to invite all of our past, present, and newly interested volunteers to join… [Read More]
Costume Swap
Halloween Sustainability Costume Swap. Drop off clean, used Halloween costumes and decorations in the bin at Town Hall, 40 Center St., or at The Millicent Library from now until October 8th On October 8th there will be a free event at the library with a Halloween Swap table, along with other Halloween crafts. Costumes should… [Read More]
Bikes Needed
“Bikes for All” is entering its fifth Fall season of collecting, refurbishing and distributing the generous contributions of bicycles of all sizes. Over 282 children and adults have been able to enjoy their recycled bicycles throughout the past four years. Each bicycle was refurbished, equipped with a bell and lights as each rider was fitted… [Read More]
Seeking Cadets
Gosnold Division and Training Ship Patriot State of the Naval Sea Cadet Corps are welcoming new applicants to the training program at Mass. Maritime Academy. Young men and women between the ages of 11 and 17 who may be interested in nautical or military opportunities are encourage to join. Scheduled events include an annual… [Read More]
FESTA!
By Beth David, Editor The new security measures did not deter feastgoers at the 95th Our Lady of Angels feast this weekend. Opening night was jam packed, and the wait at the entrance was minimal. Volunteers checked bags in one spot and used metal detector wands to check people as they came through the entrance. And… [Read More]
Annual Acushnet Car Cruise breaks record
By Beth David, Editor The annual Acushnet Car Cruise had at least 180 antique and classic cars converge upon the center of town on 8/28/25 for some car talk, oldies music, dancing, and food. The annual event is sponsored by the town and takes over the Parting Ways area around Town Hall, with Main Street closed… [Read More]
Fairhaven Animal Control Officer, Terry Cripps, retiring
By Justin Wilder, Special to the Neighb News In 2017, Terry Cripps arrived for the first day (of his second stint) on the job. On September 6th, he will leave that job for the final time. Fairhaven’s longtime Animal Control Officer is retiring. “I won’t lie, I’m probably going to cry.” said Mr. Cripps about leaving… [Read More]
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