The West Island Causeway was originally slated to be closed for part of the day on 10/28, but that date has been changed. The exact date has not been announced, but will probably be the week of 11/7. Please call the DPW, 508-979-4030 for details Click to download the entire 10/27/16 issue: 10-27-16-hauntedacademy
Halloween Horribles Parade
Annual Halloween parade sponsored by the North Fairhaven Improvement Association. On Sun., 10/30, 5 p.m. March down Main Street from Benoit Square to St. Mary’s Church. FREE. Meet at Benoit Square, where Main Street and Adams Street merge. Prizes are given to: Most Horrible, Most original, Most beautiful. First, second and third place in each… [Read More]
Early voting begins in Massachusetts
By Beth David, Editor Early voting has begun in Massachusetts. All registered voters may vote in their local municipalities until Friday, November 4. After that, they will have to wait until election day, Tuesday, 11/8. In Fairhaven, voting is available at the Fairhaven Fire Station Meeting Room, 146 Washington St., from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,… [Read More]
BPW hires for Highway; remote discussion moves to Selectbd
By Mary Macedo, Neighb News Correspondent At their meeting on Monday, 10/17, the Fairhaven Board of Public Works discussed a wide range of topics, including the hiring of a Working Foreman for the Highway Department, getting the digester working again, and discussions about the remote vote rules and regulations. The board interviewed Joseph Desroches for the… [Read More]
YAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA: Halloween trail winds through town
EDITOR’S NOTE: TO SEE ACCOMPANYING PICTURES WITH THIS STORY, PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE PDF AT 10-20-16-halloweentrail Halloween is Monday, 10/31 By Beth David, Editor Welcome to our 11th annual Halloween Trail. Manny Souza, of “The American Scream” fame has scaled back this year. Instead of a walk-through haunt, he’ll have a spooky yard out front (#3). You… [Read More]
Carter attorneys make case for suppressing evidence
By Beth David, Editor Michelle Carter, the Plainville teen who has been charged with Involuntary Manslaughter in the suicide death of Conrad Roy III, was in court on Friday to argue that her statements to police, and information from her cellphone should be suppressed. Mr. Roy’s body was found in the cab of his pickup truck… [Read More]
Fernandes wins student Emmy for project done while at FHS
By Beth David, Editor Bethany Fernandes, a Fairhaven High School graduate, received a national award for a project she created while at FHS. The National Student Production Awards, also known as the “Student Emmys,” were announced on October 4. Ms. Fernandes is now at Quinnipiac University majoring in Film, Television and Media Arts, and minoring in… [Read More]
Harvest Fun Day brings out the crowds
By Beth David, Editor The rains of Hurricane Matthew held off for Fairhaven’s fourth annual Harvest Fun Day on Saturday. Forty vendor booths spread out on the west lawn of Fairhaven High School and in front of the Visitors Center on Main Street. In keeping with the fall/harvest theme, the public was invited to… [Read More]
LAST CHANCE to join the Halloween Trail
The deadline to have your spooky yard included in the annual Halloween Trail issue is Friday, 10/14. Please do NOT assume you will be on the list if you were on it last year. We have no way of knowing if you are decorating your yard again this year unless you tell us. Please send… [Read More]
Please remove temporary signs
The Town of Fairhaven’s Beautification Committee would like to remind residents to kindly remove your yard sale and advertising signs from telephone poles and trees immediately after your scheduled event is completed. Residents are responsible for the immediate removal of all signs. In accordance with Fairhaven By-law 198-26 Section 3c, the Building Commissioner may implement… [Read More]
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