A decidedly biased piece by Beth David, Editor It’s time for one our favorite annual stories: Shopping with the Neighb News! After the Thanksgiving Day feast is over and you’re looking for a way to work off some of it, it’s time to buy gifts for your precious loved ones, whether you want to or not!… [Read More]
Fairhaven SB addresses racist graffiti; penalizes Rasputin’s
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board welcomed six new firefighters, assessed penalties for violations at Rasputin’s Tavern, and addressed racist graffiti at Rogers School at its meeting on 11/20/23. Someone painted “F… N—-rs” on the Rogers School building a couple of weeks ago. SB Chairperson Leon Correy started the meeting by thanking people… [Read More]
Town holds social/networking event for Fairhaven businesses
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Economic Development Committee hosted a social/ networking event for Fairhaven businesses on 11/16/23 in the town hall auditorium. Members of the committee and other town officials joined about 20 local business owners and representatives of organizations that support businesses to share ideas, network with each other, and connect with… [Read More]
Fairhaven Select Board welcomes six new firefighters
By Beth David, Editor Interim Town Clerk Elisabeth Horan swore in six Fairhaven Firefighters at the Select Board meeting on 11/20/23. Fairhaven Fire Chief Todd Correia said the six had come on board, graduating from either call of full time firefighting academies in the last six months. The new hires are: Ian Thatcher, Kyle… [Read More]
1973 FHS class VP publishes book to strengthen famlies
Press Release The writing of “Nana’s Gift: A Recipe for Mind, Body, and Spirit,” has been a five-year labor of love for me,” said former Fairhaven resident, the Rev. Leslie Lopes Foster. It was originally intended to be no more than a legacy work for her eight grandchildren. “Nana’s Gift…” is one family’s treasure chest… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Lonely Times Dear Frankie, My life is so dreary compared to my friends. Most of them come from a two-parent family and have several siblings. They have one another; there’s always someone to talk to, play with, or go for a walk. I live with a single dad who is a computer game designer. His… [Read More]
Fairhaven, Acushnet recognize Veterans
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven honored veterans with its annual Veterans Day parade on 11/11/23. The parade began at Benoit Square and marched down Main Street to Fairhaven High School for the raising of the Big Flag and a ceremony. Speakers included Fairhaven’s new Veterans Services Officer Michael Jenney; US Navy Senior Chief Larry Jones;… [Read More]
Bonfire, pep rally, planned before big game on Thanksgiving
Pep Rally/Parade/Bonfire Fairhaven Gridiron invites the community to a Thanksgiving Eve Pep Rally, Parade and Bonfire., Wed., 11/22. Parade leaves from Fort Phoenix at 5:30 p.m. If you want to join the parade, please arrive at 5:15 to decorate your cars and line up for the parade. Pep rally to immediately follow at Cushman Park. … [Read More]
Fairhaven TM votes to change Town Clerk to appointed
By Beth David, Editor The third time is the charm, they say. And so it seems for the attempt to change the Fairhaven Town Clerk position from elected to appointed. Town Meeting voted on Tuesday, 11/14/23 to have the change go to a townwide vote in April. The measure failed a the annual TM in… [Read More]
Eagle Scout project cleans up approach to golf course
By Beth David, Editor People tend to agree that the Acushnet River Valley Golf Course is a town gem. So, when the approach to the course got overgrown and unsightly, something had to be done. Some years ago, a couple of volunteers, Merilee Kelly and Cynda Williams, created a pollinator garden at the turn from… [Read More]
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