By ML Baron, WestIslandWeather.com “With the current sea and wind conditions, debris likely will be washing ashore at West Island (if it hasn’t already) before the day is out,” said one fisherman on 8/5/14, who brought the foam to us and wished to remain anonymous. Chunks of foam in a massive debris field were spotted… [Read More]
Fairhaven PD gets body cam grant
Press Release Chief Michael Myers is pleased to share that the Fairhaven Police Department received a $193,145 grant from the Healey-Driscoll Administration as part of the FY25 Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) Grant Program. The Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded more than $3 million in grant funds to 32 local police departments to implement or expand body-worn camera programs…. [Read More]
Governor signs “ambitious” law to address housing costs
By Beth David, Editor As the Fairhaven Planning Board gets ready to hold a public hearing this week about the proposed 40R overlay district that would allow for denser housing and commercial units in some areas of town, Gov. Maura Healey has signed The Affordable Homes Act, supporting initiatives to increase home building and help… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Guests Sleep in Crates? Dear Frankie, Overnights at Lionel’s are a mixed bag for me. Lionel’s mom is great. When I arrive, she always says with a smile, “My doghouse is your doghouse, Trey.” Lionel is pretty spoiled. He has every canine toy and gadget you can imagine. His treat bowl is always filled and… [Read More]
Legal Notice Fairhaven CPC
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Wednesday, August 21, 2024 at 6:30 pm Town Hall, 40 Center Street Fairhaven, MA 1) DRAFT FY26 FAIRHAVEN COMMUNITY PRESERVATION PLAN The Fairhaven Community Preservation Committee will conduct a Public Hearing to receive information and public comment on the Draft FY26 Community Preservation Plan. Copies of the Draft Plan may be… [Read More]
Diverseabilities Pride event has something for everyone
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven held its second annual Diverseabilities Pride event at the Council on Aging/Recreation Center to celebrate people with different abilities and enjoy some summer fun during Disability Pride Month. A little bit of speechmaking included Fairhaven Select Board chairperson Stasia Powers; State Rep. Tony Cabral; Fairhaven High School Unified Sports Coach,… [Read More]
Fairhaven TA chooses Dorgan again to be police chief
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]
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