Trees in Fairhaven Advocacy group will hold their next meeting Mon., 6/16 6 PM at the Harrop House, 47 Center St. Fairhaven. Enter the main entrance on Center St and ring the bell. Accessible entrance on west side of the building please ring the bell. Meeting will be lead by a professional manager. Our Committees… [Read More]
Public Art
Massachusetts Design Art and Technology Institute (DATMA), the non-collecting contemporary art institute based in New Bedford, MA, will once again bring a variety of free public art and programs to New Bedford for summer 2025. DATMA will open its 7th season on June 13th with two exhibitions; Being Seen: Celebrating Pride in the SouthCoast and… [Read More]
North Fairhaven Open Air Market makes its debut
By Beth David, Editor Approximately 50 vendors came out under threatening skies on Saturday, 6/7/25, for the first North Fairhaven Open Air Market at Livesey Park, sponsored by the North Fairhaven Improvement Association. The market features locally made arts and crafts, farm produce, antiques and collectibles, and locally made foods The rain held off, sort of,… [Read More]
SB hears complaints about ZBA vote; allows COI exemption
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board held another marathon meeting on Monday, 6/9/25, including an executive session that lasted more than 1 1/2 hours to discuss some sort of disciplinary action on Select Board member, Natalie Mello, and Planning Board member, Jessica Fidalgo. In a phone interview, SB chair person Charles Murphy said the… [Read More]
Acushnet to hold annual town meeting
By Beth David, Editor Voters in Acushnet will face 37 articles at the annual Town Meeting on Monday, 6/16, including three bylaw articles. The town managed to balance its $36,988,765 operating budget, an Increase of $737,374 from Fiscal Year 2025. but not without cuts and some creativity. Town Administrator Jamie Kelley they pared down the… [Read More]
Acsuhnet’s Troop 11 holds Eagle Court of Honor
By Beth David, Editor Acushnet’s Boy Scout Troop 11 has a new Eagle Scout. Landon Medeiros was sworn in at his Eagle Court of Honor on Saturday, 5/24/25. He built a little free library at the Lake Street fishing area for his Eagle Scout project. Mr. Medeiros started his journey to Eagle Scout when he was… [Read More]
Encampment shows life in 1770s
Although the rain caused the Fairhaven Village Militia to cancel the firing of the big cannons on Saturday, it did not stop the rest of the activities. The Militia held it Revolutionary War encampment at Fort Phoenix on Saturday and Sunday, 6/7/25 & 6/8/25. The weekend included demonstrations of musket fire, tinsmithing, cooking, and other… [Read More]
No Kings Day on 6-14
On June 14 — Flag Day — President Trump wants tanks in the street and a made-for-TV display of dominance for his birthday. A spectacle meant to look like strength. But real power isn’t staged in Washington. It rises up everywhere else. No Kings is a nationwide day of defiance. From city blocks to small towns, from… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The Birthday Party Dear Frankie, There are fourteen of us who hang around together at the dog park. What’s great about our group is that we can break into two teams and play baseball or touch football. Another advantage is that there is always someone to play with, even when a few dogs don’t show… [Read More]
Letter_Question was sexist
Question was sexist, rescind vote To the Selectboard Chair Charles Murphy. Transparency allows citizens to see how their government is functioning and hold officials accountable for their actions. Openness can foster trust in town government by demonstrating that actions are not hidden or secretive. It provides the public with the information they need to make… [Read More]
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