In the 1870s the Osage Indians were driven from their home in Kansas to a, presumably, worthless land in Oklahoma. Decades later the land was found to be sitting on some of the “largest oil deposits in the United States.” The tribe became the “richest people, per capita, in the world’ and, then, one by… [Read More]
Free Art Exhibit
The New Bedford Whaling Museum and the YWCA of Southeastern Massachusetts are showcasing new artworks by 25 young local artists, exploring the impact of women in the region. Art will ignite history on March 12 when IGNITE: A Youth Showcase of Art Inspired by Historic Women of the SouthCoast gets underway at the Whaling Museum… [Read More]
SPED Workshop
Basic Rights in Special Education: An overview of important special education laws and procedures; 5:30 to 8 p.m., March 17, Family Resource & Development Center, DeMello International Place, 128 Union St., 3rd Floor, New Bedford. A workshops offering tools to help parents, caregiver and professionals advocate successfully for students with special needs. Offered in English,… [Read More]
Paul Cuffe
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS). A new date has not yet been set. Paul Cuffe: New Insights presented by David Cole, Sat., 3/14, 2 p.m., Westport Public Library, 408 Old County Rd. Suggested donation $5. David Cole will present new findings into the life and legacy of Paul Cuffe. As… [Read More]
Selectboard recognizes Jackson’s fire rescuers
By Beth David, Editor There was no angst, no fear, no intense urgency on 3/9/20, when the Fairhaven Selectboard recognized the heroic actions of five people who saved lives last month. There was only a profound sense of gratitude, some humor, and a lot of hugs. There was plenty of urgency on 2/3 when Jackson’s Variety… [Read More]
Fairhaven’s coronavirus message
Message from the Fairhaven Health Department Town officials recently met to address the current status of COVID-19 (coronavirus). Fairhaven has an emergency management team that is well prepared and organized. While there are confirmed cases in Massachusetts, state officials have told us that as of now, the threat to Fairhaven remains low, and the recommendation to… [Read More]
Seaport Council grants $1 million to Fairhaven for Union Wharf
From press release materials On 2/25/20, the Baker-Polito Administration announced more than $2.9 million in Seaport Economic Council Grants to support nine projects in seven communities, including more than $1.4 million towards projects in Dartmouth, Fairhaven, and Mattapoisett. These grants will help advance the mission of the Seaport Economic Council to support working waterfronts, local… [Read More]
Fairhaven Firefighters Association Local 1555 Statement
Statement Regarding Staffing and the Jackson’s Variety Fire Edward Freitas, President, Local 1555 On March 10, five very brave people were honored for rescuing an elderly gentleman from a fire at Jackson’s Variety last month. Without a doubt, had they not been in the right place, at the right time, there likely would have been at… [Read More]
Former Benny’s building getting a facelift
The facade of the former Benny’s building on Route 6 in Fairhaven was torn down last week, beginning construction on dividing the building into three retail spaces. O’Reilly Auto Parts and Family Dollar are going into two of those spaces, the third space has yet to be revealed. The building housed Benny’s for decades, until… [Read More]
From our readers: Vote Keith Silvia
Vote Keith Silvia In the coming Fairhaven town election on April 6th this town will have a great opportunity to effect some real change in the way its governed and provide some financil responsibility in our town government. I believe Keith Silvia’s slogan “Change is in your hands,” hit the nail right on the head…. [Read More]
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