The Little Village Cafe, occupying the former site of Pumpernickel’s, is now open for business. The new owners also own The Village Cafe on Route 6 in Dartmouth. The new place opened the week of August 12, and by all accounts, did well for a first week. “Successful first week at our new location,” reads… [Read More]
Group from the FHS class of ’61 still having fun together
By Beth David, Editor Long time friends from the Fairhaven High School class of 1961 are still hanging out and having fun. The women try to get together every few months. “We always gather Homecoming Weekend, but we also try to get together every few months, sometimes eating out, but mostly gathering at Carolyn Beaulieu’s house… [Read More]
BOH: Do not touch dead birds
Press Release The Fairhaven Health Department has received several notifications of deceased birds and seagulls in the Fairhaven area. While we understand the concerns residents may have with possible correlation to EEE, our department does not have any knowledge of knowing if these birds have contracted EEE, nor do we have the necessary equipment to… [Read More]
Acushnet’s Pop Casey’s not reopening due to owner’s illness
By Beth David, Editor Pop Casey’s will not re-open after vacation, according to a Facebook post by Lynn Baker. The Acushnet staple, located on South Main Street, has been open for more than 75 years. Ms. Baker wrote that it was the most difficult decision she has ever had to make. She said she has been… [Read More]
Car crashes into house causing gas leak
According to a Facebook post on the Acushnet Police Department page, on Tuesday 8/27, at approximately 1 p.m., the Acushnet Police Department, Acushnet Fire & EMS Department, and the Fairhaven Police Department responded to the area of South Main Street and Anthony Street for a single car motor vehicle accident into a dwelling. The accident… [Read More]
Hot night, hot music, hot cars
The North Fairhaven Improvement Association held its annual car cruise and music night on Sunday, 8/18/19, under very hot skies. But the heat did not stop people from going out to enjoy the oldies music of Eddie & The Exciters, the cool old cars on display, dancing in the streets, food, and more. Photos courtesy… [Read More]
Selectboard hears from neighbors on two issues
By Beth David, Editor At a long meeting on 8/19/19 that included lots of input from the residents, the Fairhaven Selectboard heard complaints about the FY18 Community Development Block Grant project, and also discussed the navigational dredging project in the harbor, with comments on both sides of that issue. The CDBG project is reconstructing Hedge Street… [Read More]
BPW closes parks due to EEE; discusses textile recycling
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday, 8/19 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works discussed the possibility of starting textile recycling, as well as scouted locations for a new recycling center. The board first met with R & R Sons Concrete about approving them as a new driveway contractor. Board member Keith… [Read More]
Pump track demo event raises funds and provides lots of fun
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Pump Track at Macomber & Pimental Park on Bernese Street in Fairhaven held a day of BMX demonstrations and fun to raise funds for the track. Activities included raffles, including some bike raffles, food and fun stuff for everyone. According to organizer Mike Rotondo, the day raised $700 towards the… [Read More]
Fairhaven Rotary awards second scholarship
The Fairhaven Rotary presented its second scholarship at its weekly meeting on Tuesday, 8/20/19. Myra Yin, who will be attending Rutgers University in New Jersey in the fall, received $1,000. ••• Support local journalism, donate to the Neighb News with PayPal. Click here to download the entire 8/22/19 issue: 08-22-19 BenoitMusic
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