Members of the community are invited to attend the launch of FirstWorks Live — Music at Roger Williams Park free summer concert series this weekend in the gorgeous outdoor setting of “The People’s Park.” Presented in partnership with Roger Williams Park Conservancy and the Providence Parks Department, the six-concert series kicks off this Sunday, June 27,… [Read More]
Candidates Night
Government Access TV- Channel 18 along with the North Fairhaven Improvement Association will be hosting a Meet the Candidates Night for candidates on the ballot in the July 26, 2021 Special Town Election. Meet the Candidates Night will be on Tuesday, June 29 at 7:00p.m. in the Town Hall Auditorium. Each candidate will be given an… [Read More]
NB Fireworks
Thanks to the sponsorship of Hawthorn Medical Associates and BayCoast Bank, the City of New Bedford announced the details of the City’s 2021 Independence Day fireworks display over New Bedford Harbor. Lead sponsor Hawthorn Medical Associates contributed $9,000 and co-sponsor BayCoast Bank contributed $7,500 to support the fireworks display in the city. The City of… [Read More]
Reading Douglass
On Saturday, July 3 at 10:00am, the Marion Art Center will present Reading Frederick Douglass Together, a public reading of Frederick Douglass’s 1852 speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” in Bicentennial Park, 1 Spring Street , Marion. Bicentennial Park is located directly across the street from the MAC, at the corner… [Read More]
Wellness Fair
Grand opening for Soulflower Yoga and Wellness on Sat., 6/26, from 1-5 pm at Cushman Park in Fairhaven. It will be the first annual Full Bloom Wellness Festival! There are already 20+ vendors, food vendors, games, ninja warrior obstacle course, crafts, kids activities, as well as yoga, capoeira, dance, boot camp fitness and more! The… [Read More]
New program demonstrates early American daily life
By Beth David, Editor Did you know that block sugar really came in a huge block? Do you have any idea how early Americans tried to inoculate against smallpox and other disease? How about a demonstration on spinning yarn ? The Fairhaven Office of Tourism will offer these and many more demonstrations during Early American Monday… [Read More]
Select Board rescinds flag policy; town clerk retires as of 6/30
Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent Interim Town Administrator Wendy Graves will continue to serve in her role beyond the 180-day maximum period after Town Counsel Tom Crotty opined in an email that the 180-day maximum for an interim TA contained within the Town Administrators Act of the Town Bylaws is only “’suggestive,” meaning that it directs… [Read More]
Alltrust: No boundaries for growth
By Beth David, Editor We all know change can be hard, but it can also be exciting. In any case it’s mostly necessary. Anyone driving by the new Alltrust sign on Alden Road in Fairhaven has figured out that change is afoot. But, not as much as they might think. The former Southern Mass Credit Union… [Read More]
Pride chalk crosswalk pops up at Fairhaven Town Hall
After the Fairhaven Select Board refused to allow the LGBTQ Pride/Rainbow Flag to fly on the flag pole at Town Hall, someone decided to make a statement and painted the crosswalk in the rainbow colors. The person or persons have not been identified and have not come forward to take credit (or blame) for the… [Read More]
Fairhaven Town Meeting: Part II
By Beth David, Editor Second in a two part series Fairhaven Town Meeting members spent the whole day on Saturday, 6/12, and a couple of hours Monday night getting through 60 articles on the annual TM warrant. In addition to the usual budget and capital spending items, TM voted on a number of bylaws changes, including… [Read More]
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