Still recovering from winter fatigue? New Bedford Ballet’s performance of The Snow Queen is guaranteed to melt any remaining memories of this year’s bitter winter and warm your heart as you prepare to embrace the summer months. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s 19th-century fairy tale, New Bedford Ballet’s 37th annual full-length ballet will be performed… [Read More]
Flag Veterans’ Graves
The Fairhaven Veterans Agent and volunteers will be placing flags on the graves of veterans at Riverside Cemetery on Sat., 5/20, at 10 a.m. Volunteers are encouraged to join them. Rain date is 5/21. For info contact Brad or Jane at 508-202-4603 ••• Click here to download the 5/18/23 issue: 05-18-23 StampOutHunger Click here to… [Read More]
Free CNA Training
Free CNA training is available in New Bedford and Fall River thanks fo a $469,000 state grant to the MassHire Greater New Bedford Workforce Board. Program formats include in-person classes or blended/hybrid online study with daytime, evening and weekend schedules available. State approved training providers have established relationships with long-term care facilities for the clinical… [Read More]
Paper Shred Day
A spring Paper Shredding Day is on Saturday, May 20, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. to noon, or until the shred truck fills up. at the Dartmouth Highway Department, 976 Russells Mills Road, Dartmouth. All are welcome. Limit of two boxes, no fee. Intact paper only; already shredded paper not accepted. Sponsored by NBCU. Limit of… [Read More]
Water Flushing in Fairhaven
Water flushing is still ongoing in Fairhaven. You can ben notified by phone, text, or email when your neighborhood is scheduled to be flushed. The process cleans out the pipes and can cause discoloration of water. You should not use hot water at all during the process. Call the Water Department at 508-979-4032 for more… [Read More]
Stamp Out Hunger collects 5,340 pounds in Fairhaven
By Beth David, Editor US Postal Service Letter Carriers across the country collected food from USPS customers on Saturday, 5/13/23 during the 31st annual Stamp Out Hunger campaign, the largest one day food drive in the nation (see letter on page 27). This year, PJ Keating offered their truck scale to the cause, so volunteers… [Read More]
Fairhaven ConCom chair allegedly punches woman, resigns
By Beth David, Editor Geoffrey Haworth, who was the chairperson of the Fairhaven Conservation Commission until Monday of this week, is allegedly on surveillance video punching a woman in the face, knocking her down, in the parking lot of the Ice House on Wednesday, 5/3/23, at about 11:30 p.m. Word started getting around… [Read More]
Fairhaven clarifies rules for ConCom
By Beth David, Editor Citing some “issues” with the Conservation Commission, Fairhaven Town Administrator Angie Lopes Ellison summarized for the Select Board and the public, the contents of a seven-page report by Town Counsel Heather White, clarifying the roles of the ConCom members and staff. At the SB meeting on 5/15/23, Ms. Ellison told the… [Read More]
Acushnet election has no upsets
By Beth David, Editor The voters of Acushnet returned all incumbents to their seats, and elected a new member to the School Committee in the annual town election on Saturday, 5/13. Acushnet had two contested races: Selectboard, with incumbent David Wojnar receiving 568 votes,* and challenger Eric Chew receiving 307. The School Committee had three… [Read More]
The Ice Cream Cottage opens in Fairhavn
Press Release The Ice Cream Cottage is excited to announce its opening day on May 12, 2023! Located at 12 Ferry Street and at the start of the Fairhaven Bike Path, The Ice zage brings sweet treats to the village of Fairhaven. We carry over 30 flavors of Acushnet Creamery ice cream, creamy soft serve,… [Read More]
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