By Beth David, Editor The BMX pump track at Macomber & Pimental Park in Fairhaven got a top notch asphalt re-do recently. On Saturday, 9/19/26, officials and BMX enthusiasts, volunteers, kids, parents, and neighbors, enjoyed a variety of fun events at an official ribbon cutting ceremony. Mike Rotondo, who spearheaded the original, smaller dirt track, thanked… [Read More]
Voters will face nine ballot questions on Nov. 3
By Beth David, Editor Massachusetts voters will face a whopping nine ballot questions in the general election on Tuesday, 11/3/26. Questions 1-8 are laws proposed by initiative petition. If passed by the voters, these proposals would become law. Question 9 is a referendum on an existing law. Voters are asked if they approve of the existing… [Read More]
Local Business launches online consignment for quality furniture
Press Release We are the Fernandes Family! We are on a mission to relieve our neighbors of common furniture frustrations that overwhelm all families at one time or another. Acquiring furniture built to last shouldn’t be a burden that creates a dilemma. Pay premium prices and even go into debt — or settle for overpriced, poor-quality… [Read More]
Fairhaven CPC application deadline is approaching
Press Release The Fairhaven Community Preservation Committee is accepting applications for the FY28 funding round. The FY28 Community Preservation Submission Guidelines and Application Forms are available on the Town’s Community Preservation Committee Webpage: https://www.fairhaven-ma.gov/community-preservation-committee. Since 2006, the Fairhaven CPC has appropriated over $8,400,000 that have created 126 affordable housing units, supported another 362 affordable housing… [Read More]
Fairhaven Cultural Council applications open
Press Release Apply for a Cultural Grant! Have a great idea to enrich the cultural lives of Fairhaven residents? Now you have the chance to turn your idea into reality! The Fairhaven Cultural Council is accepting grant applications. We are seeking projects that promote excellence, access, education, and diversity in the Arts, Humanities, and Interpretive… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Middle School Dear Frankie, I’m anxious about going to middle school. None of my friends are in my class. What if no one likes me, they don’t have gluten free food in the cafeteria, or I can’t keep up with the homework assignments? My mom said there is no need to worry, I have always… [Read More]
Acushnet Remembers 9-11
By Beth David, Editor The town of Acushnet held its annual 9-11 ceremony on 9/11/26, the 25th anniversary of the worst terrorist attacks in U.S. history. The town has a 9-11 memorial at the Fire Station on Russell Street at Parting Ways with artifacts from all three sites, including a steel beam weighing 2700 pounds from… [Read More]
Fhvn SB holds off on tourism; will pursue wastewater collab
By Beth David, Editor At its meeting on 9/14/26, the Fairhaven Select Board discussed the possibility of holding a regional meeting to discuss solutions to wastewater issues affecting municipalities from Westport to Wareham. The board also decided to hold off on creating a Tourism Committee, but did not dismiss the idea outright. The town has met… [Read More]
Apple Peach festival persists, in spite of rain
By Beth David, Editor Well, one out of two ain’t bad. Saturday was great weather for the 45th Apple Peach Festival in Acushnet, but Sunday’s torrential rain put a damper on things. The parade was canceled, but the festival continued, but a handful of vendors and the performers showing up. The new Miss Apple Peach, Averi… [Read More]
Massachusetts remembers 9-11
The state of Massachusetts commemorated the 9-11 terrorist attacks with several events on Friday, 9/11/26, the 25th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history. The events began with a reading of the names of the 219 people who had ties to Mass. A ceremony in the House Chambers included speakers and the presentation… [Read More]
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