Spend your vacation week discovering all the amazing things happening in spring! Children ages six to ten will engage in an exciting week of hands-on activities, experiments, games, crafts and trail walks. April Vacation Week Adventures will be led by Lloyd Center educators who will take children through the Center’s ponds, woods, and fields, to… [Read More]
Seeds for Seniors
We are pleased to announce Seeds for Seniors. The Fairhaven Sustainability Committee is donating small peat pellet greenhouses and seeds to interested seniors in Fairhaven. We hope that everyone will enjoy planting and growing something to eat and enjoy for the year. Our goal is to encourage gardening, and grow your own produce. Each greenhouse… [Read More]
Computers Open
The Millicent Library, 45 Center St., Fairhaven, will be welcoming back patrons in person by appointment for computer use only beginning Friday, April 16. Computer use is limited to 45 minutes per day per person. Library staff will not be available to assist you in using the computer. If you need assistance, you may bring a… [Read More]
Vaccines Available
New Bedford’s Waterfront Vaccination Center on Hervey Tichon Avenue will offer COVID-19 vaccine appointments at its clinic, which will be administered by CIC Health as a FEMA vaccination clinic for the following dates: • Sat., 4/17 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. • Sun., 4/18 from 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. More FEMA vaccination clinic dates will… [Read More]
BMX pump track gets spruced up
By Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent As we crawl our way out the COVID-19 pandemic and back into the community, one particular group is shoveling its way back to pre-pandemic fun. On Saturday, April 10, some BMX bike enthusiasts with plenty of help from the community converged at the Macomber & Pimental Park pump track to… [Read More]
Todd Correia sworn in as Fairhaven Fire Chief
By Beth David, Editor Todd Correia made the transition from acting Fire Chief in Fairhaven to permanent chief during the Selectboard meeting on 4/12/21, when he was officially sworn in upstairs in the Town Hall auditorium. Surrounded by family, friends, lots of firefighters and police personnel, Chief Correia took his oath and thanked the many people… [Read More]
Selectboard TA decision still at a stalemate
Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent Fairhaven Selectboard Chairperson Daniel Freitas said during the board’s 4/12 meeting that he did not understand why Selectboard member Bob Espindola wants to initiate a new town administrator search instead of simply appointing the current interim town administrator, Finance Director/Treasurer/Collector Wendy Graves. Once Selectboard member Keith Silvia left the room due… [Read More]
Fairhaven Election final numbers
By Beth David, Editor The final numbers from the Fairhaven election on 4/5/21 are in. Voter turnout was 19.2%, with 2290 voters of 11,290 casting ballots. Differences in the following totals are due to blanks. In the Selectboard race, incumbent Bob Espindola received 1781 votes to challenger Lisa Plante’s 494. School Committee: Donna Mckenna, 1301; Colin… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Dog Park Dilemma When COVID began, my Dad decided to work from home and stop socializing. When the dog park opened, he felt it was a safe way to get out of the house and see other people. Initially, we went a couple of times a week and stayed for twenty minutes. Now we go… [Read More]
DaCunha’s Dispatch 4/15/21
In my past columns I have been able to cover the struggles of students overall at FHS, but what about the portion of students participating in AP (Advanced Placement) classes? Taking AP Courses is quite difficult as it is, but throwing the pandemic into the mix has proven to be a challenge for many students… [Read More]
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