In solidarity with #BLM, the Criterion Collection — an imprint that brings prestigious, foreign, classic, and independent films to DVD and Blu-ray — and its streaming service the Criterion Channel announced last week that they will be making some of their films by and/or about African-Americans free to stream on their website and apps without a… [Read More]
Mattapoisett BLM protest draws about 500 people
Approximately 500 people marched against racism in Mattapoisett on Friday, 6/5/20. The group gathered at the Park and Ride on North Street and marched to the gazebo in Mattapoisett Village, where speakers recounted their experiences with racism. The march and gathering were peaceful, and protestes wore masks and maintained their distance when they go to the… [Read More]
Huttleston Marketplace can open for all booths this week
By Beth David, Editor The Huttleston Marketplace opened with only food vendors last week, 6/6/20, due to COVID-19 restrictions. But this week, with the loosening up of restrictions as the state enters Phase II of the reopening, the marketplace will its full contingent of vendors, including arts and crafts, antiques, collectibles, and much more. This week will… [Read More]
Acushnet denies PJ Keating land use permit
By Pattie Pacella, Neighb News Correspondent The Acushnet Selectboard held a Remote Public Hearing to discuss the Land Use License Renewal for PJ Keating. The meeting was live on the town’s YouTube channel, approximately seven people in “watching” mode. The three Selectboard members were present, along with Town Administrator, Julie Hebert, Christopher Oliver and Fire Chief… [Read More]
A different kind of graduation sends FHS seniors into the world
By Beth David, Editor The word “awesome” got bandied about quite a bit at the non-traditional commencement ceremony for Fairhaven High School graduates on Sunday, 5/31/20. Parents, school officials, and even students seemed a bit surprised at how much everyone seemed to love the event, which consisted of a parade from Acushnet to Fairhaven High School… [Read More]
Town meeting will be shorter, remote
By Jean Perry, Special to the Neighb News Fairhaven Town Meeting members will tackle a much shorter warrant than originally planned when they remotely attend Fairhaven’s first-ever virtual Annual Town Meeting on 6/27. The Fairhaven Selectboard on May 28 approved Town Administrator Mark Rees’s proposal to shorten the warrant from 53 articles to just 19 in… [Read More]
Meet the Graduates
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Saying “farewell” to two retiring Fairhaven HS teachers
Paula Jardin It is with great sadness, yet a tremendous amount of appreciation that we acknowledge the retirement of Paula Jardin from Fairhaven High School. We are so thankful to have had the opportunity to learn from her, laugh with her, and to have been cared for by her for so many successful years. Any… [Read More]
A message from the superintendent to the class of 2020
From Robert N. Baldwin, Superintendent, Fairhaven Public Schools Now more than ever I will have to keep this Commencement Address short and to the point because you will have the opportunity to fast forward right through this part of the ceremony. It has become tradition that every year I do not write my speech until the morning… [Read More]
A message from the principal
From Andrew Kulak, Principal of Fairhaven High School Good Afternoon Welcome — family, friends, staff, and especially the class of 2020. Class — You are Now Graduates — and alumni of this remarkable high school In your journey through high school, you have persevered and achieved a significant milestone in your life. Be Proud of that achievement. Graduating from… [Read More]
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