The West Island Improvement Association held its third breakfast buffet of the season on Sunday, 8/7. If you missed it, you still have one more chance this year. The next, and final, breakfast of the season will be on Sunday, 9/4. After that, you’ll have to wait until next year to join in on the… [Read More]
Japanese students practice English, follow Manjiro steps
By Beth David, Editor Four Japanese students from Fairhaven’s sister city, Tosashimizu, vistied Fairhaven last week, staying with host families and engaging in a variety of activities, including English lessons, cooking lessons, and visits to downtown New Bedford. The group, organized by the Whitfield-Manjiro Friendship Society, included three girls, one boy, and one male teacher. Most… [Read More]
Teddy Bear Parade brings all ages together
By Beth David, Editor This year’s annual Teddy Bear Parade in Fairhaven had a special visit from President Teddy Roosevelt, who is, in case you did not know, the reason we have “Teddy” bears at all. It was a hunting trip in 1902 in Mississippi that started it all. President Theodore Roosevelt was not able… [Read More]
Carter’s attorneys file 22 motions, one to suppress statements
By Beth David, Editor Michelle Carter, the Plainville woman who has been charged with manslaughter in the 2014 suicide death of Conrad Roy III, was in court for a pretrial hearing on Friday, 7/29, for the first time since her appeal to the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court was rejected. The SJC ruled that there was… [Read More]
New village being built in Fairhaven; public invited to help
There is a new village being formed in Fairhaven! In front of the Fairhaven Senior Center is a grove of beautiful cedar trees. Within this grove is Little Fairhaven Village. We invite all residents of any age to help build village houses for its resident fairies and gnomes. You may build houses small and hidden… [Read More]
FAIR Plan to refund some cancelled customers
Press Release The Mass. Property Insurance Underwriting Association (FAIR Plan) has agreed to pay $350,000 to resolve allegations that it impermissibly cancelled homeowners insurance policies between January 2010 and February 2014, Attorney General Maura Healey announced on 7/26. Under the assurance of discontinuance, filed in Suffolk Superior Court, the FAIR Plan will pay $350,000 to… [Read More]
COA Carnival entertains kids and seniors
The clients of Fairhaven Social Day and the children from the Kool Kids Summer Program got together to enjoy an afternoon of food and fun, thanks to a Community Building United Way Mini Grant. They enjoyed a cookout, face painting, arts & crafts, a magician, a petting zoo, cotton candy and someone making balloon animals…. [Read More]
Fairhaven Lions donate computer to COA
Fairhaven Lion, Bill Kligel assembled all components needed for a complete working computer donated to the Fairhaven Senior Center for use by Fairhaven Seniors. The computer is loaded with software for games, brain teasers, sign language, and nature activities. Thanks to Bill Kligel for his time, knowledge, and caring for making this donation possible. If… [Read More]
AAA rescued a record-breaking 32 million drivers in 2015
Press Release Despite advances in vehicle technology, including maintenance reminders and other dashboard alerts designed to mitigate roadside trouble, AAA rescued a record-breaking 32 million drivers in 2015, with more battery, flat tire and key problems than ever before. Vehicles fewer than five years old in particular experienced a higher proportion of tire and key-related… [Read More]
BPW puts hold on Green Street project after uproar over trees
By Beth David, Editor About 100 people tried to jam their way into the Banquet Room at Town Hall on Tuesday, 7/26, for a re-do of a “Neighborhood Forum” pertaining to the proposed removal of 18 trees on Green Street as part of a road reconstruction project. Residents filled the doorway and the hall to… [Read More]
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