By Beth David, Editor Members of the public attended the Fairhaven Planning Board’s hearing on 10/9/18 on the proposed marijuana zoning bylaw that will be submitted to Town Meeting members for a vote on 11/13. Mostly the same group of individuals who have voiced opposition to the bylaw again made their case for pushing an extension… [Read More]
Letters: Trump: Kidnapper in Chief
Trump: Kidnapper in Chief President Trump’s Administration has denied due process as required by the Fifth Amendment to the US Costitution. The inhumane treatment of refugees at the US Southern Boarder as directed by the President are the works of an authoritarian president who consistently sees himself as above the law. As American Citizens who… [Read More]
Letters: Democrats envision socialism
Democrats envision socialism I don’t believe any reasonable person would disagree that elections have consequences. The 2016 presidential election is a great example. Under president Trump’s leadership this country has seen a dramatic turn-around. However the issue that is of the utmost importance is what direction we want this country to take. First consider the Republican… [Read More]
Acushnet news and events
Halloween Stories Joins us for “Not-so-Spooky Pajama Story Time” at the Acushnet Public Library, 232 Middle Rd., on Thursday, 10/18, from 6:30–7:30 p.m. Join us for fun Halloween stories and songs. For ages 3+. Wear your PJs. Call 508-998-0270, or visit https:// www.acupl.org Acushnet Halloween Parade Get dressed up and join your fellow ghoulies on… [Read More]
Acushnet firefighters play….er…train with new ladder truck
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Harvest Fun Day beats the rain
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven’s sixth annual Harvest Fun Day continued under the threat of rainy skies, and through some morning drizzles on Saturday, 10/13/18. More than 70 booths were scheduled to set up, although a few decided not to show up because of the rain. Most of them, however, took the chance. Most vendors said… [Read More]
100 year anniversary of Benoit Square namesake
Ernest Benoit Remembrance This Saturday, 10/20, at 10 a.m., the North Fairhaven Improvement Association invites the public to remember Ernest Benoit, who was killed in action 100 years ago. Meet at Benoit Square, which is named after him, corner of Adams Street and Howland Road. (RAIN DATE 10/21). The NFIA remembers World War I… [Read More]
Jaylen’s Stands donates more than $2,000 to BCH
By Beth David, Editor Jaylen Lussier, who has been selling lemonade all summer to raise funds for Boston Children’s Hospital, turned in an impressive $2195.00. The Fairhaven ten-year-old traveled up to BCH on October 8, to present the traditional over-sized check to the hospital, get a tour, play a game live on the BCH “Seacrest… [Read More]
M.O. L.I.F.E. opens up new office, triples in size
By Beth David, Editor M.O. L.I.F.E., Inc. (Murphy and Others Living Interdependently for Future Endeavors) has opened up a new office at 4 Lambeth Park Drive in Fairhaven, tripling in size for both office space and services. M.O. L.I.F.E. is a non-profit organization assisting people with disabilities providing supported employment, independent living, educational opportunities, and community… [Read More]
Cat resuscitated at fire on Fort Street
Press Release In the early morning of October 13, Fairhaven Firefighters responded to a one-room fire in a residence at 104 Fort Street. The call came in via an alarm monitoring company at 12:50 a.m. reporting fire alarms sounding in the home. Initially two Fire Engines responded to the scene. Once crews arrived at the… [Read More]
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