Shining Blue for Autism is appreciated Dear fellow Fairhavenites, especially our neighbors along Bridge Street from Francis Street to Park Avenue and all along the perimeter of Cushman Park, While the face of the FHS clock shining blue for Autism Awareness Month is visible to us from where we live, I felt it was a… [Read More]
From our readers: National Day of Prayer
National Day of Prayer May our surrounding communities be reminded that Thursday, May 2, 2019 has been sanctioned by the United States Government as “National Day of Prayer.” Celebrating its 68th year, this year’s theme for 2019 is Love One Another, calling on people, corporately and individually, to return to God in an attitude of… [Read More]
From Our Readers: Voices of Easter
Voices of Easter English clergyman and writer, Benjamin Jenks (1647-1724), said, “O our God, let your grace be sufficient for us.” With Easter approaching, many voices will try to share what is the essence of this celebrated time. Some will consider Easter as simply another day. Others will say it’s a festive time with egg… [Read More]
From our readers: Geese droppings ruin beach
Geese droppings ruin beach for everyone It’s only late March and geese droppings are, again, ruining the Ft. Phoenix Beach area. Last summer, many sunbathers could not enjoy themselves and didn’t return. It’s outrageous that I have to look at dirty birds instead of bikinis. What happened to the right to the pursuit of happiness?!… [Read More]
From our readers: Light Up Blue for Autism
Light up Blue for Autism It’s nearly here, the first week of April! Do you know what that means? Yes, yes Monday the first is Election Day so GO VOTE. Don’t be fooled though because that’s not the only important date during the month of April. Sure, sure taxes- due day is a big deal… [Read More]
From our Readers: Vote for change in Acushnet
Vote for Change in Acushnet On Monday April 1, voters in the Town of Acushnet will be asked to cast their votes for a candidate that will help govern this town over the next three years. The Town of Acushnet needs change. We need a new direction and new ideas to navigate the sometimes difficult… [Read More]
From our readers: Irregularities in Hodgson’s Office
State Auditor finds financial irregularities in Sheriff Hodgson’s Office On February 13, 2019 the Office of the State Auditor (OSA) published the results of a performance audit of the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO). In four separate findings, the OSA noted financial irregularities, most with the handling of ICE-related matters. Readers can find the full… [Read More]
From Our Readers: Everyone should be responsible
Everyone should be responsible Spring is right around the corner and I would hope that people have a little pride about the condition of their properties, the environment in general. On March 11th, I decided to take a walk to enjoy the bright sunshine and the wonderful area in which I call home. This is… [Read More]
From our readers: Abortion is wrong
Abortion is wrong Despite what the critics and cynics say or would have you believe the word of God will stand forever. I wholeheartedly believe the scripture of Matthew 24:35 Heaven and earth will pass away but my words will by no means pass away. Our minds are small and finite and we are by… [Read More]
From our readers: Mobilizing Others In Love
Mobilizing Others — In Love – To Serve As time marches on, so do the vital needs of impoverished people in our local community. The Salvation Army and Mobile Ministries’ faithful alliance to be front line soldiers in the effort to combat and rescue many in despairing conditions deserve our applause. Their commitment to feed, clothe and help… [Read More]
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