By Beth David, Editor Rain and the threat of thunder­storms forced the Fairhaven Improve­ment Association to cancel the annual Homecoming Day Fair on 6/24/23. The event features about 175 vendor booths and is the biggest fund-raiser for many of the nonprofits that sell food. And, of course, food is perishable. So, some of the organizations… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 6/20/23, the Fair­haven Select Board filled vacan­cies on the Conservation Com­mis­sion, resulting in four new members being appointed to the seven-member board, and one incum­bent member not getting reappointed. Eight people applied to be on the commission. The ConCom has experienced some turmoil lately with chairperson Geoffrey… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor New Bedford native and former mayor John Bullard has written a memoir that delves into the problems his beloved home­town has faced, his attempts to correct them, and the challenges along the way.  “Hometown” explores Mr. Bullard’s professional life from his first job working with the Waterfront Historic Action LeagueE (WHALE)… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor A total of 322 motorcycles partici­pated in the annual Blessing of the Bikes by St. Joseph Church in Fairhaven on Sunday, 6/25/23. The bikers gathered at Fort Phoenix, rode past St. Joseph on Spring Street, then for a long ride through back roads, ending up at the Ice House in Fairhaven… [Read More]

Press Release Following months of intense public debate, Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) is pleased to support the Healey Administration’s decision to protect local homeowners from costly septic upgrades under new Title V regulations put forth by the Massachusetts Department of Env­iron­mental Protection.  Late last year, Senator Montigny pushed back against the agency’s proposed revisions… [Read More]