By Mary Chasse, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Tuesday 4/26 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works interviewed for a position for the Water Department, and discussed filming locations for the movie “Finest Kind.” The board also discussed a mattress pickup and approved of a new driveway contractor. The board first interviewed Daniel Snell for… [Read More]
It’s the big 7-0 for the Leals
By Beth David, Editor Jimmy and Dolores Leal are pretty well known in these parts. They are known for all kinds of stuff, being active in the community. A Korean War veteran who survived Pork Chop Hill as a medic, Mr. Leal has been a strong advocate for veterans for decades and was named Veteran of… [Read More]
Neighb News wins two awards at NENPA banquet
The Neighb News won two awards in the New England Newspaper and Press Association’s Better Newspaper competition for journalism in the weeklies under 5,000 category, at the awards banquet on Saturday, 4/30/22. Editor Beth David and former reporter Jean Perry took first place for government reporting for their story, “Graves Named Interim TA Despite Concerns,”… [Read More]
Acushnet candidates face off
By Paula Charbonneau, Neighb News Correspondent Acushnet Lions Club hosted the town’s first candidates night in two years. Candidates fielded questions from an audience of about 50 people, asked by local radio personality Phil Paleologos who emceed. Incumbent Selectboard Chairperson David Desroches opened the Selectboard segment saying he was seeking a second term because the work… [Read More]
Tree Warden and students plant trees for Arbor Day
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven Tree Warden Don Collasius enlisted the help of biology students at Fairhaven High School to plant a couple of trees in front the school on Arbor Day, 4/29/22. The students not only picked the species of tree, The Eastern Redbud, they helped plant them. “These are the rock stars who got… [Read More]
Bask gives away free fir trees for Arbor Day
By Beth David, Editor Bask, a locally owned Cannabis dispensary in Fairhaven, celebrated Arbor Day on 4/29/22 by handing out free tree seedlings to anyone who asked, no purchase necessary. This is the fifth year the company has held the “Free Trees” event. By mid-afternoon, they had given away more than 500 trees, and were well… [Read More]
From the Tree Warden
Submitted by Don C. Collasius, Fairhaven Tree Warden April is our busiest month. But this is a great busy. Aside from the responses to requests for services, and occasional emergency responses we are planting trees, and that’s the happiest thing we do. As I write this we have planted 50 in 3 weeks and we… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions Dear Frankie, This summer, my family is going on a road trip to the National Parks for six weeks. They are renting a big camper that has enough beds for my parents, my two siblings, and me. I have never been to the Grand Canyon, so I was really excited when I… [Read More]
Acushnet TM is Monday
By Beth David, Editor Acushnet will hold its annual Town Meeting on Monday, 5/9, at Ford Middle School, 708 Middle Road, beginning at 7 p.m. Acushnet has an open TM, meaning any registered voter in Acushnet can attend and vote on articles. TM will decide on 27 town meeting articles, a $33.3 million operating budget, and… [Read More]
Letter NALC Food Drive 5-14
May 14 is NALC Food Drive For the first time in three years, since Covid-19, the U.S. Postal Service, in conjunction with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC), will restart the “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive campaign on the second Saturday in May. Since its inception in 1993, this biggest one day food drive… [Read More]
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