By Beth David, Editor Bummer…Dolly Parton is no longer with us. The multi-talented megastar was truly one of a kind. As a writer, I marvel at her simple turn of a phrase. And that voice! She was also a great and compassionate human being. Rest in Peace, Dolly. Closer to home… The Planning Board is… [Read More]
Encampment demonstrates 1770s skills
By Beth David, Editor A little bit of rain did not stop area militias from demonstrating the skills of Revolutionary era America in Acushnet on Sunday, 8/23/26. Members of the Fairhaven Village Militia, Dartmouth Militia, Rehobeth Militia, and Wareham Militia set up camp on the front lawn of the Long Plain Museum on Main Street. Militia… [Read More]
Fairhaven Select Board appoints Gallagher to Budget WG
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board finalized the membership of the Budget Working Group at its meeting on 8/24/26; approved funding for the Public Safety Complex Committee to issue an RFQ; approved the sale of the town’s $7.9 million loans/bond; and approved a Class II auto repair/ auto body license for the property at… [Read More]
Three PB members file OML complaints
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Planning Board meeting on 8/25/26 got off to a contentious start, but eventually got back on track with regular business, although occasional spats surfaced throughout the meeting. At the very start of the meeting, Chairperson, Jessica Fidalgo, addressed a correspondence agenda item from member, Patrick Carr, for an agenda request… [Read More]
Community input sought for EV chargers
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven’s Municipal Energy Manager, contracted through Mass Save, will be at the North Fairhaven Open Air Market on Saturday, 9/19, to get input from the public on where to locate chargers for electric vehicles. William Lefebvre gave presentation to the Select Board at its meeting on 8/24/26, and told the board that… [Read More]
FALPT continues river cleanup efforts
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust held another cleanup in the Acushnet River at the White’s Factory property in Acushnet on 8/22/26. Volunteers with the FALPT has been working to create clear pathways along the river to support the herring’s migration next season They have cut branches, cleared debris, and collected lots… [Read More]
Azorean Maritime Heritage Society awards scholarships
Press Release Since 2003, the Azorean Maritime Heritage Society has awarded scholarships to deserving local high school seniors and first-time college applicants who will be pursuing undergraduate education. Thanks to the generosity of our members and donors, they have grown steadily over time. AMHS is committed to helping our Portuguese-American community’s youth achieve higher… [Read More]
Early voting ends 8/28 for primary election
Early voting ends this Saturday in Massachusetts for the state primary election on Tuesday, 9/1/26. Offices on the ballot include all statewide positions, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative and District Attorney. In the primary election, voters need to pick a ballot based on party. The winner of each primary in each party will face off against… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Living Off The Land Dear Frankie, My parents just inherited a farm in Northern Maine. It’s on a river, forty minutes from the nearest town, and has neighbors you’d need binoculars to see. My parents’ plan is to open a farm stand to sell the maple syrup they make, and fruits and vegetables they grow…. [Read More]
Cruise Night
Thurs., 8/27, Acushnet Town Green/Parting Ways, 122 Main St., 5–8 p.m. Classic cars, great food from local vendors, and oldies music with DJ Dave Blast from the Past. Sponsored by the Town of Acushnet ••• Click here to download the 8/27/26 issue: 08-27-26 Encampment Support local journalism, donate to the Neighb News with PayPal
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