Natalie Mello I am running for Select Board for Fairhaven for several reasons. Six of those reasons have names and are my granddaughters — I want to be a role model as they grow up. I want them to know that they can have an impact on their local community and can make a positive difference…. [Read More]
Union Street trees taken down
By Beth David, Editor The two 100+ year old oak trees that have been in the public eye recently, were cut down on 2/27/25 to make room for electrical upgrades to the Millicent Library in Fairhaven. The plan sparked protests from some residents who asked the Fairhaven Select Board to stop the removal of the trees… [Read More]
Fairhaven welcomes Play Haven with ribbon cutting
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Economic Development Committee officially welcomed Play Haven to town with a ribbon cutting on 2/28/25. The space is an indoor playground, with a climbing structure for kids, themed playhouses, a dress-up area, designated baby area, and a large open space for just running around. Owner Kaitlin Stephenson owns a… [Read More]
Hanami Tea House & Lounge opens in Fairhaven
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Economic Development Committee officially welcomed Hanami Tea House and Lounge, a Japanese tea house and cafe, with a ribbon cutting ceremony in February. Alyssa Botelho, Fairhaven Community Development Coordinater, noted Fairhaven’s special connection with Japan, with a sister city relationship with Tosashimizu, the village of Manjiro Nakahama, the first Japanese… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
The Barrel Dear Frankie, My parents usually rent a beach house during my winter break from doggy daycare. My dad thought the family was getting into a rut, so he rented a ski house this year. I wasn’t hot on the idea, but I was outvoted by my siblings, who are snowboarders. As a consolation,… [Read More]
15 dogs, including 12 puppies, surrendered in Fairhaven
By Beth David, Editor Chief Daniel M. Dorgan would like to thank the Fairhaven community for its outpouring of support after the department took custody of 15 dogs surrendered by a town resident. On Friday, 2/21/25, at about 9 a.m., Fairhaven Animal Control Officer Terry Cripps received a call from a resident who said they… [Read More]
Fairhaven Select Board meets with Rep. Sylvia, Teachers
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board had a full agenda on Monday, 2/24/25, including an appearance by members of the Fairhaven Educators Association (teachers’ union), and newly elected state representative, Mark Sylvia. SB member Charles Murphy was absent. The board had discussed in previous meetings which priorities they wanted to discuss with Rep…. [Read More]
Meet Jake and Ocho
Meet Jake and Ocho, who are at the Fairhaven Animal Shelter, waiting for their forever homes. Jake is about 11 years old. He’s a Shar Pei mix. This senior dog needs a nice quiet home to live out the rest of his days. He would prefer to be the only dog but we would do… [Read More]
Acushnet field could still change
Acushnet’s election is on Tuesday, 4/22/25. February 28 is the last day to take out nomination papers. So far there are no contested races, but there is the possibility of a contested Selectboard race. Incumbent Robert Hinckley has taken out papers for his seat on the SB, and former police chief Christopher Richmond also took… [Read More]
Tri-Town Against Racism holds Black History Month event
Press Release, by Ellen Flynn Thank you all for sharing your time on the cold Saturday Morning, February 22, 2025 to celebrate Black History Month with our MLT/TTAR StoryWalk at Munro Property and reception at the Mattapoisett Museum.. This year marks the third year that the Mattapoisett Land Trust collaborated with Tri Town Against Racism… [Read More]
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