Troubled Waters Dear Frankie, Our new neighbors have big parties on their back porch and play loud music late into the night. I have tried barking to tell them how much the noise and the comings and goings, upset me, but they don’t seem to understand or care. My dad explained the situation to the… [Read More]
Tree planting season has begun
From the Fairhaven Tree Warden On the 4th and 5th of April we planted 20 service berry trees which are native and grow to about 20 feet. Good underwire trees! The trees are purchased from a nursery in upstate New York and shipped to the City of Newton where we have a relationship with the… [Read More]
Shrubbery Program
Fairhaven Residents Only! Fairhaven Improvement Association is excited to announce its 2023 annual Shrubbery Voucher Program. To take advantage of this offer send a check for $20.00 with a self-addressed stamped envelope to Fairhaven Improvement Association, P.O. Box 404, Fairhaven, MA 02719. You will receive a voucher for double the amount — $40.00 — to purchase any… [Read More]
Acushnet continues PJK permit hearing
By Beth David, Editor In a joint meeting of the Acushnet Selectboard and Soil Board 4/11/23, the town met with a representative of PJ Keating to choose a peer review consultant to review the Soil Removal Permit Application filed by PJK. The hearing on 4/11 was a continuation of a public hearing that last opened… [Read More]
Hayward loses re-election bid in Fairhaven upset
By Beth David, Editor In an election upset, long time Fairhaven Planning Board member Wayne Hayward lost his bid for re-election. He has served on the board for about 30 years. School Committee also had a little surprise, with incumbent Brian Monroe, who has served for 12 years, winning his seat, but coming in second… [Read More]
Fairhaven needs a $450K Proposition 2 1/2 override
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board and Finance Committee are both holding extra meetings to try to crunch numbers and figure out contingencies to get to a balanced budget. At its meeting on 4/3/23, the SB went over Town Meeting articles and discussed budget items, budget forecasting, and different ways to balance the… [Read More]
BPW hires for Highway Department
By Mary Chasse, Neighb News Correspondent At its meeting on Monday 3/27 the Fairhaven Board of Public Works hired two new employees for the Highway Department, discussed work being done on Hedge Street and met with a resident about a sewer tie-in on West Island. The board first held a public hearing for the Hedge… [Read More]
Flashlight Egg Hunt draws 60
The annual Flashlight Egg Hunt at the Fairhaven Recreation Center drew in 60 young’uns and their adults to the gym on Friday, 3/31/23. Participants hunted for three specific, numbered eggs in the darkened gym; could have pictures taken with the Easter Bunny, and join in some simple craft making. The plastic eggs had treats inside,… [Read More]
April Food Day collects for local pantries
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Belonging Committee and Fairhaven Rotary Club got together to collect food for two local food pantries this weekend. On “April Food Day,” 4/1/23, Fairhaven Town Hall was filled with volunteers and boxes and bags of food, tables to explain local services available for those in need, and K9 Blue,… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The Big Bang Dear Frankie, Several months ago, my human sibling Rachael began slamming her bedroom door whenever my parents made a comment about her behavior or refused permission for something she requested. Recently she began slamming her door whenever she entered or left her room. Rachael is a night owl. So, whenever she leaves… [Read More]
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