Patients’ Rights Dear Frankie, Recently the vet cut several large fatty lumps out of my back that required many stitches. When he finished the surgery, he put a cone around my neck and told me I had to keep it on for two weeks. When I objected, he said the cone was the only way… [Read More]
Frozen marsh shows just how cold it’s been
After a couple of days of temperatures well below freezing and with wind chills dropping them into the teens, marshes and shorelines froze in Fairhaven. The marsh at Jack’s Cove, above, is not completely frozen, but it was well on its way on 1/16/22. It takes at least a few days of frigid temps to… [Read More]
Oxford School Residences nearing completion
All indications are that the Oxford School Residences in Benoit Square in Fairhaven are still on track to start receiving tenants in the spring. The project will created 52 new senior housing units, for people 62+, with 45 units affordably priced and rented to individuals who earn 60% or less of the area median income…. [Read More]
BPW discusses Capital Plan
By Mary Chasse, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday 1/10 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works discussed the Capital Plan and budgets to be discussed at the next BPW meeting, and discussed the new water meters, and Covid matters. The board first discussed the cost of the installation of water meters being done by… [Read More]
Five to vie for 3 Select Board seats, 2 for 1 Board of Health seat
By Beth David, Editor As of press time, five candidates had taken out nomination papers to run for three Fairhaven Selectboard seats in the 4/4/22 election. Only two have returned those papers with the required signatures to be on the ballot. This election will have three seats on the ballot, as it is the election that… [Read More]
COVID sniffing dogs in Fairhaven Public Schools
The following is a letter sent to parents from Fairhaven Public Schools Superintendent Tara M. Kohler Dear FPS Families, Fairhaven Public School District’s top priority is and always will be the safety of our school community. While the health of our town, state, country and world has been in limbo for the past two years… [Read More]
Bikes for All still working on bikes, donating to community
Press Release Supply chain and completing the bike path delays haven’t stopped the volunteers of “Bikes for All” from collecting and repairing the generous contributions of more than 100 bicycles of all sizes. Over fifty children and adults have been able to enjoy their recycled bicycles throughout the past Summer and Fall. Each bicycle was… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Doggie Day Care Dear Frankie I see my friend Lily at the park only on weekends. Monday through Friday, she goes to doggie daycare. I asked her if she liked going, and she said, “Are you kidding? It’s like winning the canine lottery.” She said, “Who wouldn’t like having a warm homemade breakfast, gymnastics, free play,… [Read More]
Team Acushnet shirts give pride and a little $$
When the pandemic began in 2020, “Team Acushnet” tee shirts were sold, with the proceeds to benefit the Acushnet Senior Center. The Acushnet Firefighters Union (IAFF 3281) fronted the cost of the shirts and acted as the project’s savings account. These funds will assist our town’s senior population. The front of the shirt has the… [Read More]
Acushnet back in the hunt for an Interim Town Administrator
By Beth David, Editor The Acushnet Selectboard held a brief meeting on 1/14/22 to announce that contract negotiations with Richard Lafond for the Interim Town Administrator position stopped when he notified them that he had taken another position. Selectboard chairperson David Desroches said that Mr. Lafond had taken a position in western Mass. “We wish him… [Read More]
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