Due to the pandemic, the 125th Boston Marathon was moved from April to Oct. 11. Race starts in Hopkinton at 9 a.m., with special groups starting at 8 a.m in rolling starts, and ends on Boylston Street in Boston. There is ample space every mile from Hopkinton to Boston for fans to gather and cheer… [Read More]
Blues Concert
A soulful blues affair on Sat., 10/10, Nghtstage Performance Center at The Kilburn Mill, 127 W. Rodney French Blvd., NB; 978-337-1414; john@ yellowboxentertainment.com An evening with Blues Legend Saron Crenshaw Saron Crenshaw to support the Cape Verdean Recognition Parade in New Bedford. Sponsored by the Colonial South Auto Group and the Cape Verdean Recognition Committee…. [Read More]
Chowderfest
16th Annual Blount Fine Foods New Bedford Seaport Chowderfest at Pier 3 New Bedford, Sat., 10/9, Noon–5 p.m. (VIP 11 a.m.–4 p.m.) Local restaurants, caterers and assisted living facilities will be competing for best clam/seafood chowder, best Portuguese specialty soup and best signature soup! Advanced General Admission, $15 per person; Day Of Event General Admission,… [Read More]
Spooky Trail
For the month of October, the Handy House Heritage Trail, 202 Hix Bridge Road, is transformed into a fun Halloween trail. Young visitors will enjoy the Halloween themed scavenger hunt, locating the mysterious, magical ravens that dwell in the woods. Friendly ghosts will keep an eye on all visitors. The trail offers children and their families… [Read More]
Rogers School tour shows assets and flaws
By Beth David, Editor Members of Fairhaven’s Rogers School Re-Use Committee conducted tours of the old school last week to highlight the building’s strengths and character. More than 300 people toured the building, according to a Facebook post by committee chairperson Susan Loo. She said the majority left in “awe of not only the building’s beauty… [Read More]
Single vehicle crash sends two to hospital
By Beth David, Editor A 2002 dark green Ford Ranger pickup truck seriously injured a pedestrian and the driver when it crashed into a telephone pole on Route 6 in Fairhaven near the intersection of Adams Street on a rainy Monday, 10/4/21, at 9:45 a.m. It appears the woman was waiting at the bus stop when… [Read More]
“To Dust All Return” screened in film maker’s home town
By Beth David, Editor A small, but enthusiastic group got a sneak peek at Alyssa Botelho’s latest short film, “To Dust All Return,” in a hometown screening in the Fairhaven Town Hall auditorium on 10/2/21. The nine-minute film was the capstone project for Ms. Botelho, writer/director/editor, who graduated from the University of Rhode Island’s Harrington School… [Read More]
Koopman Lumber announces acquisition of Fairhaven Lumber
Press Release Massachusetts-based Koopman Lumber Company announced that it is expanding on the South Coast through the acquisition of Fairhaven Lumber, LLC at 120 Alden Rd. in Fairhaven, MA. “The new location will enhance and improve our ability to serve customers on the South Cost with local Pro Sales desks and local inventory.In addition, the… [Read More]
Jersey Mike’s Opens in Fairhaven
There’s a new Jersey Mike’s restaurant in these parts and it’s in Fairhaven. Operating Partner Michael Donaghy said opening day went great, and he was looking forward to many more. With a complement of 7-8 workers on site there was a constant stream of customers. And with only an hour to go Michael was seen… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Breaking Up is Hard to Do Dear Frankie, A couple of months ago, my mom’s friend asked if her dog Rags could ride with us to the park. Before my mom and I picked up Rags, she said that I should be sure to introduce her to the other dogs. Honestly, she didn’t need to… [Read More]
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