City to unveil Melville statue Press Release On Aug. 14 at 11 a.m. at Seamen’s Bethel, 15 Johnny Cake Hill, New Bedford, the City will dedicate its Herman Melville statue. Free and open to the public. The statue will be located at the Bethel, where Melville once sat in a pew in the southeast corner… [Read More]
Trapilo responds to anonymous letter
By Rick Trapilo, Fairhaven Select Board member I want to thank the Town employee who took the time to share a thoughtful letter regarding my recent comments about Fairhaven’s financial condition and need for a hiring and wage freeze. Although the letter was submitted anonymously, I respect the sincerity and dedication behind it. During our July… [Read More]
Bill Murray makes surprise appearance at the Z
Press Release After multiple sightings of the actor’s cardboard cut-out around New Bedford, The Zeiterion reeled in the real Bill Murray for a surprise appearance on Monday, August 3. Murray answered audience questions following a screening of What About Bob?, which was the first of five films in the Bill Murray Movie Monday Marathon. The… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The Lesser Dear Frankie, Having a beautiful friend like Celeste isn’t always easy. Whenever we go out, people stop to admire her and tell me how gorgeous she is, as if I didn’t already know. It makes Celeste feel bad because no one ever notices me. She says she ignores the attention and thinks I… [Read More]
NFIA Open Air Market offers local, home made, every week
By Beth David, Editor The Open Air Market at Livesey Park continues to offer local produce, home made goods, and a variety of products by local artisans every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the corner of Glenhaven and Parker, under the trees (See page 5 for other outdoor markets). This past Saturday, vendors… [Read More]
Early voting begins for primary
Early voting has begun in Massachusetts for the state primary election on Tuesday, 9/1/26. Offices on the ballot include all statewide positions, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative and District Attorney. In the primary election, voters need to pick a ballot based on party. The winner of each primary in each party will face off against each… [Read More]
Fairhaven Select Board gets dismal budget forecast
By Beth David, Editor The Town of Fairhaven faces forecasted deficits starting with $1,158,858 for Fiscal Year 2028, increasing to $2,153,646 in FY30, according to financial projections presented to the Select Board at its 7/27/26 meeting. The town’s operating budget for FY27 is $63.2 million, with $13.1 million from state aid and $9.2 from local receipts… [Read More]
Board of Public Works approves request for Cushman Park
By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 8/3/26, the Fairhaven Board of Public Works approved a request by Southcoast Mobile Fitness to place a portable toilet at Cushman Park. The organization uses the park for classes on Sunday mornings. Peter Masciantonio told the board that although they have access to the permanent facilities at the… [Read More]
Film by Fairhaven’s Botelho goes international
From Press Release Materials The Atlantic has long connected the Azores and New England through migration, memory, and shared maritime history. For generations, the whaling ships that once sailed between Pico Island and New Bedford carried not only people but stories, traditions, and identities that continue to bind both communities. In January 2027, those historic… [Read More]
DaCunha’s Dispatches
By Emma DaCunha, Special to the Neighb News Hi everyone! As we enjoy the summer and look ahead to a new school year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the incredible things our local youth have accomplished this past year. One of those young leaders is Zarak Ahmad, a rising senior at Milton Academy… [Read More]
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