Second to last one. Don’t miss it! Saturdays, through Sept. 19, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Fairhaven Visitors Center Lawn/Fairhaven High School Lawn, 141 Main Street, at Route 6, Fairhaven An outdoor bazaar featuring vendors selling select hand made arts and crafts, quality antiques and vintage collectibles, upcycled items, fresh farm produce, and locally prepared… [Read More]
Dementia Webinars
Dementia Friendly in the Age of Social Distancing: Learn how to interact effectively with customers, colleagues, friends and family who live with memory loss or dementia. Thurs., 9/24, 2:30 p.m. Trainings made possible by Title III Funding through Coastline Elderly Services and the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs. Register online or for more information… [Read More]
Walking Tours
Saturdays at 11:00am, by the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, 38 Bethel St., NB Learn about New Bedford’s history and fishing industry while being outside and socially distanced by taking a walking tour! Tickets are $5 each for the general public or free for members of the Fishing Heritage Center. Group size is limited and social… [Read More]
March On Washington Video
On 8/28/20, millions participated in the 2020 Virtual March on Washington to commemorate the 57th anniversary of the landmark March on Washington. After two nights of impactful programming, one thing was clear: This is our voice, our movement, and we must use our power at the ballot box this November. ICYMI, relive every moment of… [Read More]
Frederick Douglass Talks
Three virtual talks. Day one: “Frederick Douglass in Rhode Island. A talk with Pulitzer Prize Winner Dr. David Bligh With music by the Schiller Boston Community Chorus. Friday, Oct. 9 at 6PM, Providence Athenaeum For more information and to register, visit https://www.stagesoffreedom.org/frederick-douglass. Enter code STAGESOFFREEDOM at the top left of the registration page to register… [Read More]
Fish die-off in Acushnet is natural
By Beth David, Editor Visitors to The Sawmill in Acushnet last week noticed lots of fish that had died in the river. According to Acushnet Animal Control Officer Rebekah Tomlinson, it happens every year. Because of a lack of oxygen in the water and the extremely dry summer we had this year, it happened earlier than… [Read More]
COVID-19 update: No school sports in the fall season in SCC
Press release from South Coast Conference Apponequet – Bourne – Case – Dighton-Rehoboth – Fairhaven Gr. New Bedford Reg. Voc. Tech. – Old Rochester – Seekonk Somerset Berkley – Wareham The Southcoast Conference Superintendents are all very strong proponents of Interscholastic Athletics. Sports are an integral component to the educational program and are an important outlet… [Read More]
Selectboard denies DOR report; town facing shortfall
By Jean Perry, Neighb News Correspondent Fairhaven Selectboard members Daniel Freitas and Keith Silvia on 9/8 denied Selectboard member Bob Espindola’s request for the Department of Revenue to conduct a COVID-19-related financial management study, calling it “something that can wait.” Later, Finance Director/ Treasurer Wendy Graves confirmed that the Town is facing a $1 million shortfall… [Read More]
OLOA feast cancelled, but statue still takes a walk
The annual Feast of Our Lady of Angels would normally have been held this weekend, with the procession of the large statue along Main Street on Monday. This year, due to COVID-19, the feast was cancelled. OLOA members were not completely deftered, however, and took the statue out for a short stroll on the grounds… [Read More]
Friends of Bike Path fund-raising for final stretch
Press Release The Friends of the Mattapoisett Bike Path (the “Friends”) announced that they have undertaken a concentrated effort to raise the last funds needed to complete the Marion Connector. The Town of Mattapoisett was recently awarded a $110,000 state MassTrails grant for construction of a section of the bike and pedestrian path between the… [Read More]
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