By Beth David, Editor Massachusetts is now allowing walk-ins at all seven mass vaccination sites in the state, including the former Circuit City site on Faunce Corner Road in Dartmouth. People are still able to make an appointment online, but it is no longer necessary. For the first time in more than 300 days, Massachusetts recorded… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor  Bask Cannabis Dispensary gave away free blue spruce seedlings to hundreds of local residents on Saturday, 5/1, in honor of Arbor Day. The company had 1,000 seedlings on hand, and by noon had already given away about 500. In the end, they only had about 25 left. Bask CEO Chapman “Chappy’ Dickerson… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven Town Clerk Carolyn Hurley and the board of registrars have officially certified 2521 of the signatures on the petition for the recall of Selectboard member Daniel Freitas. Ms. Hurley submitted a letter dated 5/3/21 to the Selectboard, declaring that 2521 signatures have been certified by the registrars and that it is at… [Read More]

Cameron Durant announces run for Fairhaven Selectboard Press Release • Successful negotiations with the EPA in extending the time frame to eight years for our federally man­dated nitrogen removal upgrade to our Arsene Street sewer treatment plant • Assisted with various approvals for the State Mandated Upgrade to the West island Treatment Plant • Received numerous environmental awards for… [Read More]

Fairhaven Fire Department Press Release At 3:43 p.m. on Tuesday, 4/27/21, the Fairhaven Police received a 911 call reporting a car fire in the garage at 10 Brook Drive. The Fire Depart­ment responded with a full first alarm assignment consisting of two Engines, and one Ladder. Arriving units reported heavy fire coming from the garage. The… [Read More]

Press Release Eighth grade artists in Mrs. Galinha’s class at Elizabeth I. Hastings Middle School recently partnered with the Fairhaven Office of Tourism to dive deeper into the history of the Town of Fairhaven. The purpose of the partnership was to learn more about community, and how postcards can help preserve a town’s history. Students… [Read More]

Be Careful What you Wish Dear Frankie,  My Mom and I have a wonder­ful friend named Anne. Since I was a puppy, Anne has shopped for the gifts I give my Mom for her birthday and Mother’s Day. The other day Anne came over to hang out. When my Mom was in the kitchen and… [Read More]

Hello Readers! As you may have heard, the state has announced that all Massachusetts schools are to be learning full-time in person by May 17th. You might also know that the last day of school is around June 17th. That means that we are only spending about a month fully in the school building. Now,… [Read More]

By Beth David, Editor Massachusetts is proceeding with the Phase 4 reopening plans as set out by Governor Charlie Baker.. These are some highlights of the upcoming changes. For details, visit https://www.mass.gov/info-details/ reopening-massachusetts Effective on May 10 Large venues such as indoor and outdoor stadiums, arenas and ball­parks currently open as part of Phase 4, Step… [Read More]