There are an estimated three million shipwrecks across the world’s seafloor. These sites provide important insight into human history and culture. They are also home to rich ecosystems of interest to marine scientists. Renowned explorer Dr. Robert Ballard and WHOI scientist Dr. Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser provide a fascinating overview of some of the many, surprising facts… [Read More]
National Graduation
The Class of 2020 is redefining high school graduation with a first-of-its-kind national ceremony. So get ready to go big while you’re at home—because this one-hour primetime national graduation celebration is all about YOU. Artists, athletes, musicians, commencement speakers, influencers, and cultural icons will show their support with performances and messages featuring students, teachers, and… [Read More]
At the Fishing Heritage Center
The following events are offered virutally by the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center. Visit fishingheritage center.org or email programs@ fishingheritagecenter.org. Exhibit Launch and Virtual Concert: Thursday, 5/14, 7:00pm- 8:00pm On Thursday, May 14th, the Fishing Heritage Center will launch our latest exhibit, We Came to Fish, We Came to Work: Stories of Immigration, with a concert… [Read More]
FHS Alumni Events Canceled
Unfortunately this year’s Fairhaven Homecoming Fair, as well as other related events scheduled for the last weekend of June 2020, has been canceled. The current COVID-19 health crisis has forced the Fairhaven Improvement Association, the Fairhaven High School Alumni Association and the Fairhaven High School Hall of Fame Committee to cancel all of the events… [Read More]
Recycle Permits
2020 Recycle permits will be required as of May 2nd. Recycle Center hours beginning May 2nd are Monday and Wednesday 8:15–11:55 and 12:30–3:30; and Saturday 8:00– 2:00. The office is still currently closed. You may download the application from the Town’s website (https://www.fairhaven-ma.gov): Boards and Commissions; Board of Public Works; Recycle Center; application is on… [Read More]
Women’s Center Still Providing Services
Are you an individual impacted by domestic violence or sexual assault? During this incredibly difficult time, we want to assure victims of sexual and domestic violence that The Women’s Center is still providing support, care and services. We recognize that times of community crisis can be especially difficult for survivors of intimate partner violence. All… [Read More]
Local Photo Contest
Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust is pleased to announce its first annual greeting card photo contest! While DNRT has previously offered a calendar contest, this year’s challenge will be a little bit different. Twelve winning photographs will be chosen to adorn the faces of a set of greeting cards, which DNRT will sell. The cards will… [Read More]
Therese Ledoux, former kindergarten teacher, turns 103
By Beth David, Editor She’s 103 and going strong. Therese Ledoux, well known in Acushnet and other environs because of her 30+ years as a kindergarten teacher at St. Francis Xavier School, had to watch from a second floor window as her birthday celebration took place outside. A fire truck and police vehicles led a car… [Read More]
Turning 10 during a pandemic
Turning 10 in a pandemic means no party, but…that doesn’t mean you can’t have a celebration, right? Emma DaCunha’s family made sure she had a day to remember. ••• Support local journalism, donate to the Neighb News with PayPal. Click here to download the entire 5/14/20 issue: 05-14-20 Ledoux103
Candidate Statements (2): Fairhaven Selectboard
Editor’s note: Due to the change in date of the election from 4/6 to June 8, we are publishing updated candidate statements Charles K. Murphy, Sr. I am honored to serve this community as an INDEPENDENT leader on the Board of Selectmen and still have many more goals to accomplish. I am eager to continue… [Read More]
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