By Beth David, Editor Neighbors who live on Peirce’s Point Road made up some signs and stood out on Route 6 in front of the G. Bourne Knowles property to protest the 40B development with 224 rental units proposed for the site. Lots of drivers blew their horns in support on Saturday morning, 4/25/26, as… [Read More]
Fire on Bridge Street displaces one
Fairhaven Fire Department Press Release On Tues., 4/28/28 at 1:35 p.m. Holbrook Regional Communications Center dispatched this department for a reported porch fire at 86 Bridge Street, Fairhaven. While companies were responding, Fairhaven Police reported that there were flames showing. Group 4 is assigned to duty today. Engine 2, Engine 4, Ladder 1, Car 1, Car… [Read More]
Bicycle enthusiasts help each other with bike repair
By Beth David, Editor The “blessing” part of the “Blessing of the Bicycles” kind of got lost in the shuffle, but the repair shop was most definitely a big hit. Four organizations teamed up for the bicycle repair workshop at the Unitarian Church in Fairhaven on 4/26/26: Fairhaven UU Church, Youth Opportunities Unlimited (Y.O.U.), Fairhaven Livable… [Read More]
Fairhaven baseball defeats GNB Voc-Tech 7-1
By Caden Lisa, Neighb News Correspondent The Fairhaven Blue Devils hosted the Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech Bears on 4/24/26 at the Joe Jason Senior Champions Field at Pope Park in Acushnet, Mass. Fairhaven did not concede a run until the final inning. Pitcher Ryan Pires pitched all seven innings of the match. Pires was cold-blooded on… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The End of an Era Dear Frankie, In the last year, my mom has had several auto accidents. She didn’t hit anyone or crash into another car, but she did have to replace a fender, a side mirror, and a front grille. Except for the accident involving driving over a low wall, the other accidents… [Read More]
Acushnet holds election with no contested races
By Beth David, Editor A total of 6.36% of registered voters turned out in Acushnet on Tuesday, 4/28/26, to vote in an election that had no contested races. Five races on the ballot were empty, with no one at all running for those seats. Of 8,883 registered voters, 565 cast their ballots for all town-wide offices…. [Read More]
Fairhaven Conservation Commission holds Earth Day event
By Beth David, Editor The weather definitely put a damper on the Fairhaven Conservation Commission’s Earth Day event at Cushman Park on 4/18/26. Cold, rainy, and windy, the day was not hospitable for an outdoor event. That did not, however, dampen the enthusiasm of ConCom chairperson, Brandon Estrella, and his #1 helper, Colin Queen. Conservation &… [Read More]
Fairhaven Town Meeting to vote on 29 articles, budget override
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven Town Meeting members will face 29 articles, including an override to the budget and some bylaws changes, at the Annual TM on 5/2/26. This year, the Fairhaven Recreation Center is offering free child care to Town Meeting members, and $35 for the day to other residents who want to attend, but… [Read More]
TA & School Super explain budget
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven Town Administrator, Keith Hickey, and Superintendent of Schools, Tara Kohler, have released a video to explain how the proposed budget will affect the school department with and without the override. Town Meeting members will vote on a balanced budget that makes cuts to several departments and funds the schools at just… [Read More]
Two contested races in Fairhaven election
By Beth David, Editor Not too much has changed since our last update, but the deadlines for taking out and returning nomination papers have both passed in Fairhaven. The field is set, most likely, with only an off chance that someone could withdraw by 5/7. Two races have contested seats: Select Board and Planning Board. Fairhaven’s… [Read More]
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