Join the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, 38 Bethel St., NB, for AHA! Night this Thurs., 3/14, at 6:00pm to learn about Herstory, an intergenerational oral history project pairing high school and college students with older women with ties to New Bedford’s fishing community. Meet project participants and hear stories from the working waterfront, past… [Read More]
Free Government Class
The Millicent Library is pleased to announce a free class, “Understanding American Government,” Federal and State Governments, Elections, and Democracy. This class is designed to provide citizens with a comprehensive understanding of State and Federal Governments and how they interact with one another. This informative and engaging course will cover fundamental topics including separation of… [Read More]
Benefit Dinner
Join us at a benefit dinner for Ashlin and her family as she battles colon cancer. Sat., 3/16, 5:30–10 p.m., Knights of Columbus, 57 Fairhaven Road (Rte 6), Mattapoisett. Please consider donating, going or grabbing a meal. Featuring DJ, raffles, cash bar. Sponsored by St. Joseph School. ••• Click here to download the 03-14-24 issue:… [Read More]
Clothing and Toy Sale
Gently used clothing for the entire family, toys & jigsaw puzzles. All at bargain prices. Fri., March 15, 1-7 pm Sat., March 16, 9 am-1 pm fill a bag for $3. St. Julie Billiart Church Hall, 494 Slocum Rd., Dartmouth. Sponsored by the Ladies Guild ••• Click here to download the 03-14-24 issue: 03-14-24 ClaireCarter Support local… [Read More]
Leprechaun Loot Hike
Mattapoisett Land Trust is leading a Leprechaun Loot Hike again this year! After school on Friday March 15th, join MLT at the Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. parking area (Angelica Ave.) from 3:00-4:00pm. We’re setting off to find where the leprechauns have hidden their loot ahead of this St. Patrick’s Day. We’ll take a short hike… [Read More]
Nana’s turning 100!
By Beth David, Editor They mostly call her “Nana,” the grandchildren, great grandchildren, and even a few others. Claire Carter of Fairhaven is just a day shy of 100 years old as we publish, and her loved ones made a properly big to-do about it on Sunday, 3/10/24. With a police escort, about 50 cars… [Read More]
SB postpones upweller vote; Correy recuses on personnel item
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board had a bit of confusion at its meeting on 3/11/24, when a public hearing was not conducted as a public hearing, and so had to be delayed. About 30 people showed up to hear the proposal from Blue Stream Shellfish to place a floating upweller system (FLUPSY)… [Read More]
Candidate Statements: School Committee
Erik Baumann Members of the Fairhaven Community and Fellow Readers of the Fairhaven Neighborhood News, My name is Erik Baumann and I am requesting your support to represent a seat on the Town of Fairhaven’s School Committee. I am running because I want to serve the community that my family and I are so fortunate… [Read More]
Candidate Statements: Board of Health
Barbara Acksen I am Barbara Acksen candidate for the Board of Health, and health care professional with nearly fifty years of experience. I previously served on the Board during the turbulent turbine years, and thus am familiar with how it functions. I also recognize the importance of the Board maintaining its independence in order to… [Read More]
Participate in Fairhaven Economic Development Survey
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Economic Development Committee and the Planning & Economic Development Director are asking Fairhaven residents to let them know what kind of businesses they would like to see in town. The town has been circulating a survey online and in town with one question: “What types of new businesses would… [Read More]
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