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Letter_America love it or lose it

April 19, 2023 by Staff Writer

America Love it or Lose It At no period in time outside of the Civil War, or the second world war, has America been in such peril as under the presidency of Joe Biden, who in reality is a puppet of the Democrats who in reality are socialist Marxists who despise the hard-working men and… [Read More]

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From the editor 4/13/23

April 12, 2023 by Staff Writer

Well, that’s embar­rassing (see correction)  on  page 2. I got it exactly wrong. Geesh. Okay, on that note, we’re still in budget-numbers-crunch mode (see page 3). Fairhaven is grappling with a $450,000 deficit. It can get confusing with all the different ideas on how to cut that $450,00 from the budget.  Town Meeting is in… [Read More]

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Letter: Ferro says thank you

April 12, 2023 by Staff Writer

Ferro says “Thank You” Dear people of Fairhaven,  For the past three years, I had the privilege of serving you in elected office as one of the five commis­sioners on the Board of Public Works. However, due to the growing responsibilities in my professional career as a talk radio host on WBSM, as well as… [Read More]

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Letter_Govt Mystics and Mushrooms

April 12, 2023 by Staff Writer

Government, Mystics and Mushrooms… Mr Grossman, seeing that you brought up mystics and mushrooms in last week’s letter…  To the mystic heart, left and right are the identical, in that they are both directions.  Blue and red are the same, in that, they are both colorful.  They are not good or bad colors, unless we… [Read More]

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From the editor 4/6/23

April 5, 2023 by Staff Writer

By Beth David, editor Oh, spring poked its head out a bit this week, but we’re not quite there yet. Soooo close. Pretty soon it’ll be time to spruce up the old boat and take it out there to see if it floats. There’s still a chill in the air, but I KNOW winter can’t… [Read More]

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Letter_Government controls

April 5, 2023 by Staff Writer

Government controls mean more controls “I have seen too many great oppor­tu­nities pass by the town because of past applicants who have come in front of Fairhaven boards and were subjected to many expenses that are not called for due to some individuals who are always negative to a good opportunity.” [Ruy DaSilva, Fairhaven businessman,… [Read More]

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From the editor 3/30/23

March 29, 2023 by Staff Writer

All right already…they don’t ALL get big fat raises every year. Apparently, I am in some very bad company with last week’s opnion. Also ap­parently, I need some serious educating. That’s why I love this job. I learn so much. So…teach me. The thing is, I usually DO think that our town employees are underpaid,… [Read More]

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Letter_Monroe has proven leadership

March 29, 2023 by Staff Writer

Monroe Has Proven Leadership Fairhaven voters are presented with a choice of four individuals vying for two School Committee positions in this year’s town election. I am asking that your first choice be Brian Monroe.  When you cast your ballot for Brian, you choose proven leadership and a record balancing what is right for the… [Read More]

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Letter Gardner would advocate for school librarian

March 29, 2023 by Staff Writer

Gardner Would Advocate for School Librarian I am a bit embarrassed to admit that until School Committee candi­date Laura Gardner told me, I was unaware that Fairhaven Public Schools employs not a single school librarian! As a lifelong educator (and the son of lifelong educators), I am well aware of the crucial role played by… [Read More]

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Letter Gardner an advocate for literacy

March 29, 2023 by Staff Writer

Gardner an Advocate for Literacy Laura Gardner is seeking election to the Fairhaven School Committee.   Laura is a parent, educator, librarian and is undoubtedly qualified to champion the improvement of student achievement in Fairhaven Public Schools. As a National Board Certified Teacher in Library Media, and Librarian for Dartmouth Public Schools, Laura is positioned… [Read More]

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