By Beth David, Editor “If it wasn’t for them, we couldn’t be us,” said keynote speaker of the Fairhaven Memorial Day ceremony Deven Robitaille, Commander Thomas E. Tuttle VFW Post #7239, Acushnet, speaking of those who serve in the military. She told the crowd that she loved to see so many families there and hoped they… [Read More]
FinestKind movie films at Union Wharf, Fort Phoenix
By Beth David, Editor The movie “FinestKind” filmed in Fairhaven last week, bringing lots of commotion to Union Wharf and Fort Phoenix on Wednesday, 5/25. Tommy Lee Jones, the biggest name in the cast, was on set, giving locals a bit of a thrill to catch glimpses of the famous star, who is, apparently a bit… [Read More]
BPW hires for Water Department
By Mary Chasse, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday 5/23 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works hired two employees for the Water Department, and discussed summer help for landscaping and grass cutting throughout the town. The board interviewed current Water Department employee Darrell Snell and Highway Department employee Sean Mitchell for Water System Maintenance… [Read More]
Arrrgh! Matey, c’mon down and learn a thing or two
Press Release What is the difference between a pirate and a privateer? Did either of them ever say, “Arrrrgh”? Is there pirate treasure buried on Sconticut Neck? What happens after hundreds of British redcoats eat a hearty breakfast of baked beans? And what’s the deal with the parrot on the shoulder? Bring the family to… [Read More]
Call Firefighters graduate for Acushnet and Fairhaven
Press Release State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey and Deputy State Fire Marshal Maribel Fournier, acting director of the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy (MFA), announced the graduation of 35 recruits from the MFA Call/Volunteer Recruit Firefighter Training Program. The graduates received certificates of completion at a ceremony held on 5/23 at Bridgewater State University. Call/Volunteer Recruit… [Read More]
Obituary: Scott D. Hobson
Scott D. Hobson 4/23/22 Scott D. Hobson, 54, affectionately known as “Scooter,” of Fairhaven, passed away Saturday, April 23, 2022 at home after a long illness. Born in Stoughton, MA he was the son of Eileen M. (Gouveia) Hobson of New Bedford and the late Paul A. Hobson. He was a 1985 graduate of New… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Memorial Day Dear Frankie, Last week I went to the Memorial Day Parade with my family. On the way home, I went on and on about the marching bands, the rifle drills, and the military dogs. My dad reminded me that the purpose of the parade was to honor the men and women who had… [Read More]
Acushnet PD: Lock your car doors
By Beth David, Editor Acushnet had a bit of a crime spree last week. Someone broke into the Countr Whip late Tuesday night or early Wednesdy morning, 5/25. They tried to steal the ATM, machine, but failed, according to Police Chief Christopher Richmond. He said someone did get the one from Lloyd’s market in Rochester, near… [Read More]
Letter: Texas School Shooting
The Texas School Shooting Words can not express the depth of sorrow and grief, the parents, family members and friends are experiencing over the death of these innocent victims. Speaking for myself and my wife, I can trulyi sayi we are deeply sorrowful over their deaths. With the passage of time we have a clearer… [Read More]
Letter_Stoke grievance is problem
Stoked grievance is the problem. Increasing the age for gun purchases, providing more security in schools and passing more red flag laws might satisfy the call for gun regulation that arises after every horrific massacre in this country, but this will not prevent the next from occurring. The problem is the ever increasing dissemination of… [Read More]
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