By Beth David, Editor Thank-you, thank-you, obrigado and obrigado, rang out in the banquet room at Fairhaven Town Hall as Selectboard members and officials from the town’s newest sister city, Lagoa, St. Michael, Azores, met to sign the Friendship Pact, exchange small gifts, and enjoy pastries and refreshments on Monday, 3/19. The group also included representatives… [Read More]
John Cooke history lesson does not settle burial question
By Beth David, Editor Christoper Richard never pretended he could end the controversy about where John Cooke is buried. He has plenty of material to debunk the theory that John Cooke was buried at Cooke Memorial Park, he even tracked down when the rumor started. But he also admits that no one knows where he is… [Read More]
Candidate Statements: Fairhaven Board of Health
Barbara Acksen I am Dr. Barbara Acksen, candidate for the Board of Health. I previously served on the Board and found the work compelling, and wish to serve once again. As a healthcare professional for over 40 years, I am passionate and committed to the important work of the Board to safeguard the town’s health… [Read More]
BPW hears from residents about roadwork
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday, 2/5 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works met with a few residents about issues they have with the FY19 choices for road work. The aboard also discussed plans for the recycling center. Vice Chair Brian Wotton chaired the meeting because because chairperson Mike Ristuccia was… [Read More]
Wood School Wonderings
By Beth David, Editor Students at the Leroy L. Wood Elementary School continue to wonder about the world around them. Then they are taking those wonderings to learn about the things that made them wonder. It is an “inquiry based approach to learning,” that gets students engaged and excited about learning, according to principal Amy Hartley-Matteson…. [Read More]
Winner of Lions Peace Poster announced; call for entries
Press Release For the last 31 years, Lions Clubs around the world have proudly sponsored the Lions International Peace Poster Contest in local schools and youth groups. This art contest for kids encourages young people worldwide to express their visions of peace. The Fairhaven Lions Club proudly announces their Peace Poster winner for 2017: Olivia… [Read More]
FHS Cheerleaders win New Englands
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Third nor’easter packs a powerful punch, with snow this time
By Beth David, Editor The region got hit hard with another northeast storm this week, this one with snow, creating blizzard conditions. It was one of the worst snowstorms ever in March, and reached official blizzard status on most municipalities on Cape Cod and Southeastern Mass. Boston reached blizzard status, too, which requires least three hours… [Read More]
Candidates answer questions from press panel
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent On Wednesday, 3/7 Fairhaven candidates voiced their messages to the public at the candidates’ night held at the Fairhaven Senior Center. It was covered by the Government Access Channel and will run on Channel 18 until the election on April 2. Fairhaven Selectboard member, Charles Murphy emceed, allowing each candidate… [Read More]
Selectboard supports project at Little Bay Conservation area
By Beth David, Editor The Selectboard received quite a bit of comment from the public on a proposed Eagle Scout project in Little Bay at its meeting on Monday, 3/12. Alex Sylvaria told the board that he wanted to work on the old stone building near the parking lot at the end of Little Bay Road,… [Read More]
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