Water Main Break The Fairhaven public works department spent most of Saturday working on a water main break at the corner of Timothy Street and Sconticut Neck Road. The water department sent out an alert around noon warning residents on Sconticut Neck that they may experience dirty water due to the disruption. A small leak… [Read More]
Groups clean up two Fairhaven shorelines
Sycamore Street gets cleaned up a bit Just nine volunteers with Operation Clean Sweep removed 46 tires, five pallets, wood, a propane tank, a chair and three bags of trash from the marsh and shore along the bottom of Sycamore Street and a surrounding area in Fairhaven on Saturday, 8/17/24. The tires were stretched along… [Read More]
Fairhaven’s Adaptive Bicycle Ready for children to use
From The Fairhaven Commission on Disability Fairhaven’s Adaptive Bicycle Ready For Release: New Opportunities for Children The Fairhaven Commission on Disability is excited to announce the release of the adaptive bicycle that was donated to the town by the Rare Riders Organization. With this generous donation children who have never had the opportunity to experience… [Read More]
PJ Keating hosts annual cookout for Acushnet COA
Submitted On Tuesday, July 23rd, the P.J. Keating Acushnet location hosted 53 senior citizens from the Acushnet Council on Aging and Senior Community Center. To commemorate Senior Day, members toured the Acushnet quarry and enjoyed Del’s Frozen Lemonade and a cookout provided by P.J. Keating employees. The cookout turned into a reunion for members and… [Read More]
Azorean Maritime Heritage Society awards 9 scholarships
Press Release Since 2003, the Azorean Maritime Heritage Society has awarded scholarships to deserving local high school senior and first-time college applicants who will be pursuing undergraduate education. Thanks to the generosity of our members and donors, they have grown steadily over time. AMHS is committed to helping our Portuguese-American community’s youth achieve higher education… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Beach Vacation Dear Frankie, Everyone in my family (my parents and brothers, 8 and 12) is ecstatic about our upcoming annual family vacation at the beach. I, however, do not share their enthusiasm. I think it is two weeks of pure torture. The 3 1/2 hour drive in good traffic conditions is physically exhausting. I… [Read More]
Daniel Dorgan is officially Police Chief
By Beth David, Editor Daniel M. Dorgan officially became Fairhaven’s Police Chief at a Change of Command ceremony held in the town hall auditorium on Saturday, 8/10/24, the official last day of Michael Myers’s tenure as police chief. Approximately 100 people plus about 15 officers in uniform, and retired police officers attended the ceremony which… [Read More]
Planning Board holds 40R hearing; receives OML complaints
By Beth David, Editor The Fairhaven Planning Board held a hearing on the proposed 40R Smart Growth Overlay District (SGOD) bylaw on 8/7/24. The application has been sent to the state. Town Meeting has to approve the measure by a simple majority vote, even though it is a bylaw, a change in the adoption rules… [Read More]
Fairhaven presents Purple Heart coins to 19
By Beth David, Editor Veterans Services Officers from Fairhaven and Acushnet presented 19 Purple Heart coins to Purple Heart recipients at a ceremony on Purple Heart Day, 8/7/24, at the Fairhaven Senior Center. Fairhaven VSO, Mike Jenney, told the crowd of about 50 that the Purple Heart began as the Badge of Miliary Merit in… [Read More]
Welcome home, Serenity
By Beth David, Editor Serenity Lane got a fun surprise on Friday, 8/9/24, when the Fairhaven police and fire departments drove by her house on West Island with sirens blasting and lights flashing. Young Serenity, just 10 years old, had just returned home after several weeks at Boston Children’s Hospital fighting off a life-threatening infection…. [Read More]
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