Press Release Eighth grade artists in Mrs. Galinha’s class at Elizabeth I. Hastings Middle School recently partnered with the Fairhaven Office of Tourism to dive deeper into the history of the Town of Fairhaven. The purpose of the partnership was to learn more about community, and how postcards can help preserve a town’s history. Students… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Be Careful What you Wish Dear Frankie, My Mom and I have a wonderful friend named Anne. Since I was a puppy, Anne has shopped for the gifts I give my Mom for her birthday and Mother’s Day. The other day Anne came over to hang out. When my Mom was in the kitchen and… [Read More]
DaCunhas Dispatch 05-06-21
Hello Readers! As you may have heard, the state has announced that all Massachusetts schools are to be learning full-time in person by May 17th. You might also know that the last day of school is around June 17th. That means that we are only spending about a month fully in the school building. Now,… [Read More]
COVID update: Phase 4 reopening plan is on track
By Beth David, Editor Massachusetts is proceeding with the Phase 4 reopening plans as set out by Governor Charlie Baker.. These are some highlights of the upcoming changes. For details, visit https://www.mass.gov/info-details/ reopening-massachusetts Effective on May 10 Large venues such as indoor and outdoor stadiums, arenas and ballparks currently open as part of Phase 4, Step… [Read More]
Letter_Tree Warden is very enthusiastic
New Tree Warden is “very enthusiastic” Fairhaven has a new and very enthusiastic Tree Warden. I’m hopin he will be appreciative of any suggestions the residents of Fairhaven have. The Little Bay Conservation Area (about 70 acres) was acquired in 1996 for the enjoyment of all. Since then, many of the older trees have succumbed… [Read More]
Letter_Food Pantry is available
Food pantry is available This letter is to remind needy folks that the dedicated Shepherd’s Pantry volunteers, located at the Long Plain United Methodist Church, 1215 Main St., Acushnet, are waiting to serve you. Before the pandemic made its way into our lives, the clients who came looking for help averaged around 90 individuals each… [Read More]
Letter_Hahn dalls for truce
Hahn calls for truce I respectfully request that Mr DeTerra and I declare a truce because as we all know the Board of Health has to get down to business and has a lot of work to do. I am confident with our new board member, Chief Gallagher, and our new Health Agent, Mr. Flaherty,… [Read More]
Letter_Correy not quite ready to announce
Correy not quite ready to announce I would start by thanking the recall team for their efforts in mounting what was seemingly an insurmountable task. They did something that few thought they could do and for that the town owes them gratitude as that is a result of their passion for the town. I am… [Read More]
Letters_Office of Tourism Explains Facebook history posts
Tourism Office explains Facebook history posts I’m writing because it has come to my attention, indirectly, that there has been a complaint by a member of the community about my history posts in Facebook groups and on my personal page “Mr. History Person” and personal blog “http://Fairhaven History.blogspot.com.” This person’s claim is that those things… [Read More]
Acushnet middle school teacher dies from cancer
By Beth David, Editor An Acushnet Middle School teacher died from pancreatic cancer last week, leaving the school community mourning. “It is with a heavy heart we share with you that our 6th grade math teacher Mr. Shane Martin passed away peacefully last night, after a courageous battle with Pancreatic Cancer,” wrote the Acushnet Public Schools… [Read More]
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