By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Select Board held a special meeting on Tuesday, 7/30/24 to approve the Town Administrator’s choices for Director of Inspectional Services, and police chief. The process to getting a police chief has run into hurdles in Fairhaven. Town Administrator Angie Lopes Ellison named then-Sgt. Daniel Dorgan as her choice at… [Read More]
Acushnet welcomes two police officers
The town of Acushnet welcomes newly minted Colin Matton and Adrian Fontes who graduated from the Plymouth Police Academy at Memorial Hall in Plymouth on 7/24/24. Their graduation was the culmination of five months of hard work at the academy. ••• Click here for this week’s issue: 08-01-24 Diverseabilities Click here for the TA’s… [Read More]
WIIA awards three scholarships
Press Release This past Sunday, July 28th, The West Island Scholarship Committee held their annual Scholarship Ceremony and Breakfast. Since 1985, the West Island Improvement Association (WIIA) has been awarding scholarships in support of young adults with furthering their education. Since 2014 alone, the association has awarded $30,000 to deserving students! To be eligible for… [Read More]
Alert family saves baby opossum
Submitted While spending time with Nana Beth Simmons on Adams Street in Fairhaven, Royce and his little brother, Adriel, discovered an orphaned opossum needing help. They immediately notified Nana and she sprung into rescue mode. She called the police and they got in touch with a local problem animal control agent. The little critter will… [Read More]
Apple Peach pageant looking for contestants
Press Release Acushnet’s Miss Apple Peach Pageant is seeking contestants for their annual competition to be held on Friday, September 6th as the kick -off to the weekend’s Apple Peach Festival. The Miss Apple Peach Pageant began in 1980, selecting their first winner, Kara Gagnon. After holding no pageant for a few years due to… [Read More]
New Bedford settles with MBTA over land takings
Press Release After more than a year of negotiations, the City of New Bedford has reached a $3.5 million settlement agreement with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) for land the agency acquired by eminent domain for the Downtown passenger rail station. The agreement comes four years after the MBTA executed the first of five… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Should I feel neglected? Dear Frankie, Roger and I have been a couple for five years. We see one another three days a week at the dog park. We live in the same neighborhood and could visit one another outside the park, but he says he needs his “Guy Time” and space. When we are… [Read More]
Music Night livens up Benoit Square
By Beth David, Editor Benoit Square filled up with music, dancing and people just sitting enjoying the show at the North Fairhaven Improvement Association’s annual Music Night on 7/21/24. Eddie and the Exciters played the oldies, and a few classic and antique cars lined Adams Street in front of the old fire station that the… [Read More]
A look at Cordage Park in Plymouth: A 40R District
By Beth David, Editor In light of Fairhaven’s upcoming public hearing to create a 40R overlay district (see legal notice on page 21), the Neighb News traveled to Plymouth, to take a look at Cordage Park, an approximately 55-acre district on the waterfront in North Plymouth at the site of a former rope factory, the… [Read More]
Montigny touts funds for Greater NB, Millicent Library
Press Release On July 11, Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) secured significant state investments for the Greater New Bedford region that will enhance the ongoing mixed-use redevelopment of the State Pier and connect it to a revived Star Store accompanied by the Zeiterion Theater’s grand reopening. The Senate also endorsed Montigny’s effort to secure the… [Read More]
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