From the OLOA Facebook page It is with a sad heart that I write this post to notify public that the Our Lady of Angels feast in Fairhaven which is held on Labor Day weekend will be canceled due to COVID-19. Our main concern is that our members and patrons stay safe and healthy. This… [Read More]
Mosquito Control
The Fairhaven Health Department reminds all residents to contact Bristol County Mosquito Control to ensure all properties have been properly sprayed for mosquitos. As we reflect on last year’s problematic encounter with EEE, our awareness must be heightened during the upcoming summer months. A note from Bristol County Mosquito Control: Residents can find information on our website www…. [Read More]
NB Bulky Item Pick-up
For Bulky Items/Appliances: Challenges posed by COVID-19 have resulted in a backlog of pickups for Bulky items. As a result, property owners may continue to bring (3) bulky items per week to the Transfer Station at 1103 Shawmut Ave. Starting Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020, thru June 30th, 2020, the Transfer Station will be open for… [Read More]
Protect Fish Habitats
Protecting Fish Habitat Helps Put Food on Your Table Healthy habitats are productive habitats. They provide food and shelter for fish and help to maintain sustainable fish populations and fisheries that produce the seafood that we all love and depend on. Everyone benefits when marine habitats are protected from the effects of fishing. Read our webstory… [Read More]
From the Editor 6/11/20
Well, we had an election. And we had an upset (see page 4). Challenger Keith Silvia beat long time Selectboard member Charlie Murphy. We wish Charlie well in his next endeavor, I’m sure he will remain visible through all his other activities in town. And we wish Keith good luck in his new role. My… [Read More]
Keith Silvia wins in upset over incumbent Charlie Murphy
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven’s election saw an upset on Monday, 6/8/20, when challenger Keith Silvia ousted long time incumbent Charles K. Murphy, Sr., after an election season that was extended due to postponements from the COVID-19 pandemic. Voters were required to wear masks, and were greeted by poll workers wearing masks, gloves, and sometimes face… [Read More]
Fairhaven High School BLM protest gets emotional
By Beth David, Editor A protest organized by graduating seniors from Fairhaven High School ended up getting emotional at the end as people began to speak about their own experiences with racism, and with fighting racism. The Black Lives Matter protest, held on the front lawn of FHS, drew about 100 people and included a “die-in”… [Read More]
BPW discusses town beach capacity, could limit to residents
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Tuesday 5/26 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works discussed COVID-19 matters such as beach passes, town beach capacity this year, the reopening of parks/ playgrounds, and the recycling center hours. The meeting was available to the public via Zoom, and is available on demand at www.fairhaventv.com… [Read More]
COVID-19 update: Phase II reopenings begin
By Beth David, Editor The state of Massachusetts entered Phase II of its reopening strategy this week. Governor Charlie Baker announced that restaurants can open with outdoor seating, and in-store retail shopping can open with limitations on the number of people allowed in stores. Face masks are still required inside and outside whenever a distance of… [Read More]
DVDevelopments: Black Films Matter
In solidarity with #BLM, the Criterion Collection — an imprint that brings prestigious, foreign, classic, and independent films to DVD and Blu-ray — and its streaming service the Criterion Channel announced last week that they will be making some of their films by and/or about African-Americans free to stream on their website and apps without a… [Read More]
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