From submitted materials State Representatives Steve Ouellette and Mark Sylvia visited the weed remediation project, while in action, at the Lake Street Recreation Area in Acushnet on Friday, 8/8/25 to see first hand how the project is progressing. Representatives from the Acushnet Conservation Commission and New Bedford Conservation Department attended, as well as the project… [Read More]
“Nana” Purrington turns 103
By Beth David, Editor On June 21, 2025, family and friends gathered to wish a very special 103rd birthday to Marian “Nana” Purrington of Fairhaven, who reached the milestone on 6/24. Family traveled from five states to celebrate with Nana, who still plays Mahjong, attends church regularly, and enjoys family get togethers. She has three children,… [Read More]
Green Lanterns garden group is sprucing up Fairhaven
Press Release The Green Lanterns are partnering with Mike Jenney, Veterans’ Services Officer for the Town of Fairhaven, to initiate a multi-phase project to enhance the landscaping of Veterans Memorial Park on Huttleston Avenue between Main and Middle Streets. Over the past months, this newly-formed group has set their sights on various locations around Fairhaven,… [Read More]
Kool Kids cool off in style
Submitted Super Hero Week at Fairhaven Recreation Department’s Kool Kids Summer Program went out with a splash! Huge thanks to the Fairhaven Fire Department for bringing the suds to our Water Fun Day on Friday, 8/8/25. Super Hero Week was made even more exciting with a visit from the Fairhaven Police Department. They shared how… [Read More]
Toby Dills runs tie dye and bottle rockets for the last time
Toby Dills is retiring. For decades the master storyteller has wowed children and their adults with a mix of sciene and fun. At the Millicent Library in Fairhaven, his annual tie dye show taught thousands how to make cool designs for t-shirts. His annual bottle rocket workshop taught how to make a two-liter bottle fly… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Saying Goodbye Dear Frankie, Rufus, the mayor of the dog park, informed us this morning that our friend Bella had passed away. Bella was awesome. She was as smart as a whip, and gorgeous — a real canine cupcake. She was also generous to a fault. What do you do when a friend dies? How can… [Read More]
Fish Derby teaches kids the basics
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Recreation Center, and the Marine Resoures Department sponsored their second annual Fishing Derby on Friday, 8/1/25, at Hoppy’s Landing in Fairhaven. The Rec Center posted on its Facebook page that it was a “huge success, and we couldn’t be more proud of all the amazing anglers who came out to… [Read More]
Acushnet moving huge war monument from old library
By Jonathan Comey, Neighb News Correspondent The process of moving a decades old war memorial from the old Russell Library on Main Street in Acushnet was set into motion Tuesday, capping months of effort and planning. Under the supervision of Matt Tripp, Acushnet’s foreperson for public building maintenance, a team of contracted workers moved enormous pieces of… [Read More]
This little guy needs a name
Fairhaven has a high-tech helper to the harbor — a Jellyfishbot! This grant-funded autonomous aquatic robot is here to clean up floating debris…but first, it needs a name. We’re looking for fun, creative, and maybe even historically inspired names that pay homage to Fairhaven’s coastal roots. Here’s how it works: • Submit your name idea(s) below… [Read More]
Fairhaven Historical Society awards scholarship
Press release The Fairhaven Historical Society is pleased to announce the awarding of the Enrique Goytizolo Scholarship to Mr. Adam Marashio of Fairhaven High School Class of 2025. Inspired by the films using Fairhaven as a setting, and by the creativity of the town’s own filmmakers, Adam hopes his college years will lead him to… [Read More]
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