By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board held a special meeting on 10/14/26 to make appointments to boards and committees. It was the first meeting to make the annual appointments since two new bylaws passed at Town Meeting and were approved by the Attorney General. The new bylaws restrict the number of boards and committees… [Read More]
Early voting ends Friday, 10/30
By Beth David, Editor Early Voting ends on Saturday, 10/24, for the 11/3/26 state election. Mail-in and absentee voting is also underway. The deadline to apply for mail-in voting is Tuesday, October 27, at 5 pm. Contact your town clerk/elections office (see below for each municipality) for information on how to request a mail-in or absentee… [Read More]
Ribbon cutting commemorates end of bike path renovations
By Beth David, Editor The project started years ago, no one is exactly sure how many but at least more than four, because that’s when Fairhaven Highway Superintendent, Josh Crabb, came on, and the project had already started. The project was to resurface the Phoenix Rail Trail, formerly the Phoenix Bike Trail. Mr. Crabb thought they… [Read More]
No Kings Vote Early draws marchers from Fairhaven to NB
By Beth David, Editor The latest “No Kings” protest day on 10/17/26, resulted more than 3,000 actions across the country, all with the purpose of encouraging people to vote, and vote early. In some places they marched to ballot drop-off boxes; in some places they gave out information on polling places; in all places they encouraged… [Read More]
Sheriff Heroux Signs Pledge to Protect Free & Fair Elections
By Paul Heroux, Sheriff, Bristol County As election season approaches, Americans of all political perspectives should agree on one principle: our elections must remain free, fair, and administered according to the rule of law. In recent years, across the country, some sheriffs have attempted to conduct election investigations outside their traditional authority, sought access to ballots… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Being Ordinary Dear Frankie, I can’t think of a friend who doesn’t excel at something. Gisele, an Irish Setter, is absolutely gorgeous; Trix, a greyhound, wins every race, and Skipper, a border collie, is a gold-winning agility champ. As a Corgi, I’m no sea slug when it comes to running; I’m also not bad-looking, and… [Read More]
Fire Open House entertains and educates
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Fire Department hosted the town to an open house on Saturday, 10/10/26, featuring demonstrations, free stuff, and tips on fire safety. The public could get up close to fire trucks, an ambulance, and other firefighting equipment. Firefighters were on hand to answer questions, and kids could crawl through the smoke… [Read More]
Fairhaven Select Board okays AI policy, closes STM warrant
By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 10/13/26, the Fairhaven Select Board approved a policy on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and closed the warrant for the Special Town Meeting (STM) scheduled for 11/17. At a previous meeting, the board had discussed an AI draft policy created by SB member Natalie Mello, who then… [Read More]
Fairhaven Historical Commission to hold Community Forum
Press Release Residents, property owners, business owners, and community members are invited to attend a public forum to learn about the Town of Fairhaven’s Historic Property Survey Plan Project and provide input on historic preservation efforts through the community. The forum will be held on October 20, 2026 at 6pm in theTown Hall, 40 Center… [Read More]
Early voting starts Saturday
By Beth David, Editor Early Voting starts on Saturday, 10/17, for the 11/3/26 state election. Mail-in and absentee voting is already underway. The deadline to apply for mail-in voting is Tuesday, October 27, at 5 pm. Contact your town clerk/elections office (see below for each municipality) for information on how to request a mail-in or absentee… [Read More]
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