NEW YEAR, NEW IDEA (Part 5): One of the frustrations expressed to me by many Fairhaven residents is the process by which the Board of Health allows, or doesn’t allow, public comment during public meetings. The rules are jumbled due to Covid guidelines but one thing is pretty clear, the Chairman wields considerable power over… [Read More]
Letter: Grassroots efforts for pickleball
Grassroots Efforts Bring Pickleball to Fairhaven Fairhaven. It was Fall of 2019 when a group of Fairhavenites got together at the home of Joyce and Ken Pottel to investigate the creation of a local pickleball court. A state plan was already in the works to build courts at Fort Phoenix, but efforts to construct were met… [Read More]
Acushnet approves next steps for Delta Realty service station
By Pattie Pacella, Neighb News Correspondent The Acushnet Selectboard held a Public Hearing on Tuesday, February 23, to hear public comment and have discussion on the fuel storage license for Delta Realty for 35,000 gallons on 166-168 Main Street. The application for the license is for the storage of two (2) underground fuel storage tanks, one… [Read More]
Rogers School proposal unveiled, public weighs in
Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent Residents had the chance to ask questions and voice concerns about the latest proposal for preserving and developing the Rogers School on March 1 during a public forum-style Fairhaven Selectboard meeting with developers and members of the Rogers School Re-Use Committee. Jason Lanagan of Lanagan & Co. Inc. and Rich Relich… [Read More]
Candidate Statements: Fairhaven Selectboard
Bob Espindola I am running for another term as your Selectman because many of you have encouraged me to. I have enjoyed having been entrusted with your confidence for the past three terms. I take this job very seriously and I work hard for you. You see, I believe the job of Selectman should be… [Read More]
BPW discusses budget cuts; beach for residents only this year
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday 2/22 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works discussed the rules and regulations at Town Beach, upcoming budget cuts to BPW services. BPW Vice-Chairperson Robert “Hoppy” Hobson said he had no problem with the current draft of the beach rules and regulations, but he did have… [Read More]
COVID-19 update: capacity limits lifted for restaurants
By Beth David, Editor Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker lifted some restrictions on businesses in the state effective 3/1, moving the state into Phase 3, Step 2 of the reopening plan. Hospitalizations and deaths in Massachusetts due to COVID-19 continue to trend downward., but officials caution that vigilance with mitigation, such as mask wearing and frequent hand… [Read More]
Sustainability Comm. acknowledges Wampanoag history
Press Release On February 16, 2021, the Fairhaven Sustainability Committee shared a Fairhaven Land Acknowledgement statement during their meeting. It was read by member Deirdre Healy, who wrote and shared it with the committee. “The Fairhaven Sustainability Committee acknowledges Indigenous Peoples as the traditional stewards of the land, and the enduring relationship that exists between… [Read More]
Obituary: Evelyn Midura
Evelyn Midura 9/21/47– 2/13/2021 Evelyn Midura passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends whom she loved, on February 13, 2021, following a nine year battle with Ovarian cancer. Evelyn’s friend, Sandy Holmes, wrote, “Evelyn was a creative person who always thought of others more than of herself. Evelyn belonged to several knitting groups and… [Read More]
VFW Kitchen reopens under new management
The Fairhaven VFW Kitchen has reopened under new management. Steve Correa, who has cooked at local establishments for more than 40 years, has taken over. Mr. Correa is known for his seafood specials and steak dinners. His cooking career includes stints in a variety of venues, most notably bar/restaurant establishments in Greater New Bedford. He… [Read More]
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