The Town of Fairhaven will hold a special Town Meeting on November 19. Pursuant to Chapter 50, Section 2 of the Town of Fairhaven By-Laws, all citizen petition articles for the November 19, 2024 Special Town Meeting, must be submitted in writing with the signatures of not less than 100 voters to the Town Clerk Office, Fairhaven Town Hall, 40 Center Street,… [Read More]
Free Lunches
FREE summer lunches for kids and teens at Livesey Park, Glenhaven Ave., every Wednesday and Friday from 6/28 through 8/23, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sponsored by Fairhaven Recreation Department and Project Bread. Project Bread is excited to support the USDA Summer Food Service Program, ensuring that all kids and teens 18 and under… [Read More]
Archives Night
Please join us for “Open Archives Night” on Wed., 7/31 from 5:00-7:00PM at the Millicent Library’s Auditorium, 45 Center Street, Fairhaven. At Open Archives Night, we invite you to interact with archives directly, becoming a historian yourself by making observations, discussing objects and records, asking questions, and thinking creatively about Fairhaven history. This is not… [Read More]
FHS Tours
Fairhaven High School Alumni President Bob Foster ’66 has been leading guided tours through the 1906 building since 2009. Normally six tours are offered from late June to mid-July. The tours start in the Rotunda of the main entrance on the Huttleston Ave side of the building and last between 90–120 minutes. Admission is free… [Read More]
Music Night livens up Benoit Square
By Beth David, Editor Benoit Square filled up with music, dancing and people just sitting enjoying the show at the North Fairhaven Improvement Association’s annual Music Night on 7/21/24. Eddie and the Exciters played the oldies, and a few classic and antique cars lined Adams Street in front of the old fire station that the… [Read More]
A look at Cordage Park in Plymouth: A 40R District
By Beth David, Editor In light of Fairhaven’s upcoming public hearing to create a 40R overlay district (see legal notice on page 21), the Neighb News traveled to Plymouth, to take a look at Cordage Park, an approximately 55-acre district on the waterfront in North Plymouth at the site of a former rope factory, the… [Read More]
Montigny touts funds for Greater NB, Millicent Library
Press Release On July 11, Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) secured significant state investments for the Greater New Bedford region that will enhance the ongoing mixed-use redevelopment of the State Pier and connect it to a revived Star Store accompanied by the Zeiterion Theater’s grand reopening. The Senate also endorsed Montigny’s effort to secure the… [Read More]
Alltrust awards scholarships
Press Release Alltrust Credit Union is pleased to announce this year’s scholarship recipients. Scholarships were awarded to four graduating high school credit union members entering college as freshmen this fall. The 2024 Scholarship recipients are: Colby Correia, Fairhaven High School; Lilly Baptiste, Dartmouth High School; Sarah Duphily, Dartmouth High School; and Julia Duphily, Dartmouth High… [Read More]
New Bedford Ballet performs Portraits of Dance
Press Release The New Bedford Ballet will culminate its summer season with four performances of Portraits of Dance, an innovative blend of classical and contemporary choreography. This creative exploration of dance styles will be performed on Friday, August 2, at 5:30 and 7:30 pm and Saturday, 8/3, at 1:00 and 3:00pm, at the NBB Community… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Unwanted gifts Dear Frankie, Why do friends send gifts when you ask them not to? Dora, my friend from puppy class, insists on sending me a birthday present every year. When I moved, she called and asked me for my new address. I said I would give it to her if she promised not to… [Read More]
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