Your Theatre, Inc. is holding auditions on Friday, March 30 at 7pm, for all roles in the upcoming 2018-2019 Season production of Mauritius by Theresa Rebeck. The performances run from Sep 6 to Sep 16, 2018. Auditions are held in the playhouse located in St. Martin’s Church/Hall complex, 136 Rivet Street at Country Street, in New Bedford…. [Read More]
NFIA Egg Hunt
Sat., 3/31, 9:00 a.m., Livesey Park, Glenhaven Ave., Fairhaven. FREE Annual Easter egg hunt with separate areas for children in different age groups. Find candy eggs in the park and playground and look for specially numbered wooden eggs that can be redeemed for prizes. Visit and take photos with the Easter Bunny. Raffles. Sponsored by… [Read More]
Easter Sunrise Service
Sun., 4/1, at 6:00 a.m., Ft. Phoenix, south end of Fort St., Fairhaven The Fort Phoenix parking lot will open at 5:00 a.m. so worshipers may gather for the annual Easter Sunrise Service sponsored by the Interchurch Council of Greater New Bedford. The service takes place near the cannons and will begin at approximately 6:00… [Read More]
Cannabis Forum
The International Cannabis Physicians’ Association presents the 2018 Cannabis Forum at the New Bedford Public Library, 613 Pleasant St., on Wed., 4/4, from 5–8:30 p.m. Featuring top physicians in the cannabis community. They will speak on such topics as Opiate Addiction, pain management, ailment-specific strains of cannabis, licensure, and the different facets of being an… [Read More]
Teen Art Exhibit
The New Bedford Art Museum/ ArtWorks! announces the annual exhibition of the Teen Artist Internship Program in its Heritage Gallery beginning April 4th, 2018. Now in its 14th year the Teen Artist Internship Program (TAIP) is an exciting opportunity for young, talented, artists from local schools to connect and gain hands-on mentorship from established, professional… [Read More]
From the editor
By Beth David, Editor This week it’s OMG, how did I do THAT time. Geesh. I made the dumbest trio of mistakes in the story on the John Cooke lecture in last week’s issue (see page 3). Now, mistakes happen, and there are lots of reasons for them. I maybe didn’t hear something right, missed… [Read More]
Fairhaven promotes one to captain, two to lieutenant
By Beth David, Editor The auditorium of the Fairhaven Tall hall was all smiles and accolades on Monday, 3/26, for the pinning ceremony for one new captain and two new lieutenants in the Fairhaven Police Department. The re-organization of the department, which has been in the works for a couple of years, creates more steps in… [Read More]
Corrections, clarifications on John Cooke, Fairhaven’s Pilgrim
By Beth David, Editor The Neighb News made a number of critical errors in last week’s story, John Cooke history lesson does not settle burial question. (Please see Editor’s letter on page 2.) In the most glaring error, the article mis-characterizes the importance of a photograph shown by local lecturer and local historian Christopher Richard. The… [Read More]
Selectboard holds off on Town Clerk vote
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Selectboard held off on voting whether or not to support a Town Meeting (TM) article that recommends switching the Town Clerk position from elected to appointed. At its meeting on Monday, 3/26, the board heard from the Town Clerk Study Committee and members of the public on the proposed change…. [Read More]
Kids don’t let the dark scare them for flashlight egg hunt
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Recreation Center hosted 76 children and their adults fot the 15th annual Flashlight Egg Hunt. The cold weather forced the event indoors this year, with children and parents scouring the gym floor for numbered eggs that corresponded with their registration numbers. The event also included pictures with the Easter Bunny… [Read More]
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