A snowstorm dropped about five inches of snow in Fairhaven Sunday night into Monday, 1/19/26. Colder weather and high winds settled in almost immediately, freezing up any leftover snow and promising to keep it here for awhile. Arctic air is expected to hit the area later this week and stay through the weekend, with temperatures… [Read More]
Fairhaven to consider creating land/housing trust
By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 1/12/25, the Fairhaven Select Board heard from local housing advocate, Michelle Costen, about the possibility of creating a Community Land Trust/Housing Trust with Community Preservation Act Funds. CPA funds come from a surcharge on real estate taxes. The money is then recommended for distribution by the Community Preservation… [Read More]
Fairhaven hires assessor
By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 1/20/26, the Fairhaven Select Board approved the appointment of Bruce Cabral as Principal Assessor. Town Administrator, Keith Hickey, said the screening committee forwarded two names to him. He met with both candidates and said he was “very pleased” to recommend Mr. Cabral. Mr. Hickey also said the tentative… [Read More]
FHS beats Voc-Tech 54-48 for second win in a row
The Fairhaven High School Blue Devils hosted the Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech Bears at the Barton Leach Gymnasium on Tuesday, 1/13/26, forcing Voc-Tech to a season-low 48 points to earn their second South Coast Conference win in a row, with a final score of 54-48. The Blue Devils will play Bourne on 1/23, and Case… [Read More]
Fairhaven resident reads winning essay at annual MLK breakfast
By Beth David, Editor Jessica Fidalgo, a Fairhaven resident, Planning Board member, and social justice activist, won the essay contest open to all students of Bristol Community College. The prompt for this year’s contest was: “How are Dr King’s views and work relevant to us today? In what ways can citizens today affect their own communities… [Read More]
DA Quinn not running for reelection
Press Release After serving almost 12 years as Bristol County District Attorney, I have decided not seek re-election for a fourth term. It has been a great honor and privilege to serve the citizens of Bristol County. I will be forever grateful for the support I received from the DA’s staff, my family, and members… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Freedom…. Or Dear Frankie, My parents are going back to work full-time, and they’ve given me two options for how I can spend my day: either go to doggy daycare or have Harry, our neighbor, come for an hour visit and a walk. I’m pretty easygoing and like to plan my day based on how… [Read More]
Acushnet holding Complete Streets pop-up
The Town of Acushnet is holding a pop-up event to get input from residents on the town’s Complete Streets Prioritization Plan, on Tuesday, 1/27/26, from 2:30–7 p.m., at the Acushnet Public Library, 232 Middle Road. Community members are invited to stop by anytime during the pop-up hours to share feedback on where it feels safe… [Read More]
Acushnet Charter Change approved by state
Press Release from State Sen. Mark Montigny, State Rep. Mark Sylvia, State Rep. Steven Ouellette A home rule petition filed on behalf of the Town of Acushnet by Representative Mark Sylvia, Senator Mark Montigny and Representative Steven Ouellette, has been signed into law by Governor Healey. House Bill 2341, authorized by Acushnet Town Meeting, amends the Acushnet Town… [Read More]
FHS football team recognized at state house
Press Release The Fairhaven High School Blue Devils Football Team, winners of the MIAA Division 6 Super Bowl Championship, were honored on Wednesday, 1/7/26, with a special visit to the Massachusetts State House as guests of State Representative Mark Sylvia (D–Fairhaven) and Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford). The championship team earned the title with a… [Read More]
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