Governor Charlie Baker announed on Tuesday that Massachusetts is about to start getting more vaccinations from the federal government. Starting on Monday, 4/5, people 55 and older will be eligible to get the vaccine in Mass. Gov. Baker said pharmacies saw the biggest increase in vaccine doses, with CVS and Walgreen’s now administering the vaccine…. [Read More]
Acushnet Selectboard approves department budgets
Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent The Acushnet Selectboard approved some Fiscal Year 2022 budgets, including Fire and Police, after brief presentations during a 3/30 morning meeting, and pending some Cost of Living increases that might change totals. Fire Chief Kevin Gallagher presented his $1,073,774 FY22 budget, which he said was just about as level-funded as possible,… [Read More]
Acushnet police nab suspect after search
Press Release At approximately 3:10 p.m. on Monday, 3/29/21, Acushnet Police were called to a Clem’s Way address for a reported past assault. On arrival, officers found that the suspect, a 37-year-old male, had assaulted his girlfriend and fled into the nearby woods prior to officers arriving on scene. While speaking with the victim, officers… [Read More]
Letter: Enough is Enough
Enough is enough Enough is Enough with this Selectboard Chairman. Yet another week has gone by and Mr. Freitas’s corrupt and incompetent behavior has been lowered to the level of outright negligence of his duty as a Selectboard chair. He failed to even bother to show up to the last Selectboard meeting and is refusing… [Read More]
Letter: Collasius has tree knowledge
Collasius has tree knowledge I feel it is important to support Don Collasius for Tree Warden. He is very knowledgeable about trees, but he also understands the importance of responding to problems as they arise and before they become critical. Having spoken with him on various occasions, I am convinced that, if elected, he will… [Read More]
Letter: Keep incumbents on SC
Keep incumbents on School Committee This past year has been unlike any other that we have experienced in our lives. Not many people can say they have lived through events like these. Navigating education policy, law, budgets, and other issues is difficult during regular times. COVID-19 has made the job 1000x’s harder. As a school… [Read More]
Letter: Ahhh spring, town election
Ahhh spring, town election AHHHH, there’s nothing like Spring in Fairhaven. Chirping birds making their nests and crocuses forcing themselves through the lingering snow and the time change that allows us to have daylight beyond 5:30 p.m. For me, my absolute favorite Spring tradition is TOWN ELECTION. This year it is the Monday after Easter,… [Read More]
Letter: SC incumbents show respect
School Committee incumbents show respect With all of the political turmoil in town, it is hard to find a board representing the people as they should. Elected officials that instill a sense of pride in our town are few and far between. There is a board, though, that does set the bar high and provides… [Read More]
Letter re-elect Espindola
Espindola should be re-elected Bob Espindola — I have had the immense honor of getting to know Bob since he got sworn in as a Selectman on the Selectboard. Bob is a prime example of what it means to be a servant leader. He listens authentically to everyone’s concerns, he’s empathetic, especially to those who… [Read More]
Letter: Re-elect McKenna and Veitch
Re-elect McKenna and Veitch Over the last number of years there have been some remarkable improvements to the Fairhaven public schools and the administration and school committee should be applauded. Some of these accomplishments include: • The positive progression towards academic excellence • We became a one to one district by providing Chromebooks to all high school… [Read More]
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