Written by Tim Garcia for the Fairhaven Sustainability Committee The Fairhaven Sustainability Committee is committed to providing the town, its residents and businesses with ways in which direct or indirect actions affect our future in positive ways. Our purpose is to help guide projects and provide guidance that balances economic, social, and ecological needs. Committee… [Read More]
Acushnet dedicates bench to Gus Cote
By Beth David, Editor The Town of Acushnet honored well known resident and Veteran Army Corporal August “Gus” Cote with a bench at the entrance to the athletic fields at Pope Park. “You were the start,” reads the engraving on the bench. Mr. Cote, 91, was honored by local Masons, veterans, and town officials at… [Read More]
Fairhaven Rotary awards scholarships
Submitted Fairhaven Rotary held its annual Scholarship Recipient Dinner on Wednesday, August 21st at Traveler’s AleHouse. This year’s scholarship winners were Sophia Fleurent, who is going to be attending Bridgewater State University; and Aaron Palhuta, who is attending Wentworth Institute of Technology. Each recipient was awarded $500. Mr. Palhuta’s parents accepted his scholarship award, as… [Read More]
Election results update
Election Results Official results of the state’s 9/4/24 primary resulted in minor changes to both Acushnet and Fairhaven totals, but did not change the outcome for either town. John Deaton will be the Republican to face incumbent Democrat Elizabeth Warren for US Senator in the general election on 11/3. In the 10th Bristol district, Democrat… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The Foster Dogs Dear Frankie, My parents have been taking in foster dogs for years. Despite the hardships that brought the dogs to a rescue agency, most were adopted after several months. Every few years, however, there would be a dog that, no matter how many months of care and attention he received from us,… [Read More]
Letter 40R is Counterproductive
What Does Counterproductive Planning Look Like ? At the Fairhaven Select Board meeting on August 19th, it was made clear to the Chair of the Select Board that a 40B dense development in the waterfront district that is being considered, would provide 60 units. 40R would provide 48 units at that same location. Now remember,… [Read More]
Letter Fairhaven Missing an Opportunity
Fairhaven Might Be Missing An Opportunity Dear Community Members: I have lived in Fairhaven for nearly a quarter of a century and would like to make a comment regarding the proposed 40B/40R project for 60 housing units on the old “Park Motors” site which sits strategically between the Town Landing on the harbor and Cushman… [Read More]
Letter_Support Mark Sylvia
Support Mark Sylvia I met Mark shortly before attending my first Fairhaven Town Meeting. Having recently moved from Mattapoisett and possessing a bit of a reputation for outspoken participation at town meetings, I wanted to warn him. Mark has served as the moderator in Fairhaven for 15 years; he was unfazed. In that first town… [Read More]
Letter_Serenity update
Serenity’s Pappa Says “Thank You” Young Serenity is finally home! We would like to thank everyone who has helped with donations of food, gifts for Serenity, and their good thoughts and prayers. It turned out that her appendix was leaking and the doctors could not operate right away. She is now appendix-free, infection-free, and is… [Read More]
Legal Notice Acushnet Selectboard
TOWN OF ACUSHNET There will be a Special Town Meeting held on Monday, September 30, 2024, at 7:00 P.M. at the Ford Middle School in the Auditorium, 708 Middle Road, Acushnet, MA 02743. Robert Hinckley, Chairman David Wojnar Kevin Gaspar, Sr. BOARD OF SELECTMEN FNN, 9/12/24, 9/19/24 ••• Click here to download the 09-12-24 issue:… [Read More]
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