Misunderstood Dear Frankie, My family expects me to listen to them and to understand what they say. On the other hand, they often don’t listen to me or even try to understand what I am saying. Several neighborhood boys pulled a prank on my brother a couple of weeks ago. They rang our front doorbell… [Read More]
Rain does not dampen spirits at Manjiro Fest
By Beth David, Editor Despite the rain, the Fairhaven Town Hall auditorium had a full house while the Taiko drumming group performed during the Manjiro Festival on Saturday, 10/7/23. Outside, a bit of a drizzle met a smaller crowd, and just a handful of vendors, but the Yakisoba noodle line never let up. A couple… [Read More]
People turn out for and against homeless families
By Beth David, Editor After Fairhaven town officials announced that 15 rooms at the Seaport Inn had been reserved by the state for “unsheltered families,” a group of people mobilized to protest their arrival in Fairhaven. Immediately after, a “welcoming” group organized to rally in favor of the families. The state has been receiving immigrant… [Read More]
Fairhaven Welcomes Refugees
Press Release Residents of Fairhaven and the surrounding communities are excited to welcome the refugee families. Up to 20 families will be temporarily residing at the Seaport Inn while they sort out their status and find permanent residence. Community members lead by Kelly Ochoa, a member of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Fairhaven, has organized… [Read More]
NFIA Benoit Square meeting rescheduled
By Beth David, Editor Members of the North Fairhaven Improvement Association gathered for a neighborhood meeting on 10/5 that was supposed to include members of the public works department, but due to a misunderstanding, PW superintendent Vinnie Furtado and Highway Superintendent Joshua Crabb did not attend. The meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, 10/12, at… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
It’s Not Fair Dear Frankie, My parents have canceled several family trips this year because of my brother Billy’s behavior. Often, when they ask Billy to do something he doesn’t want to do, he will argue with them or have a screaming fit. When I was helping Billy pack the car for the lake a… [Read More]
Halloween Swap
Drop off clean, used Halloween costumes and decorations in the bin at Town Hall, 40 Center St., Fairhaven, from now to October 13th. On October 14th at Kids Fest, you can pick out items you might want yourself at the Sustainability Committee’s Halloween Swap booth! Costumes should be clean, and non-violent (no gore). Don’t limit… [Read More]
Acushnet Grange Fair showcases hand crafts
The Acushnet Grange held its annual fair on Sunday, 10/1, postponing from Saturday due to the rain. The event included booths with unique hand-crafted items, informational booths, educational programming, including a presentation on bees and pollinators; and children’s story time and crafts. The Grange is located at 1121 Main St, Acushnet. To learn more, call… [Read More]
Fairhaven to be shelter community
By Beth David, Editor The state has rented 15 rooms at the Seaport Inn on Middle Street to house “unsheltered families.” According to Fairhaven officials, the town was notified late last week by the governor’s office, that the state has contracted to shelter people in Fairhaven, a practice that has been happening around Massachusetts. Town… [Read More]
Acushnet honors WWII Vet
By Jared Melanson, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Tuesday, 9/26/23, the Acushnet Selectboard honored WWII veteran Robert S. Comeau, 96, in recognition of his civic service and lifelong achievements to the community. Surrounded by family, friends and neighbors, Mr. Comeau stood as board members read a citation and commented on his service. Selectboard chairperson… [Read More]
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