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December 13, 2017 by Staff Writer

FHS Honor Society Says “Thank You” Please thank the good folks that attended the Fairhaven Holiday Fair, we appreciate their contribution to our fundraising. Our Honor Society  students are putting together their annual charitable donation and that is where the money went. We pick an Acushnet and Fairhaven non-profit to receive a monetary gift. We… [Read More]

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December 13, 2017 by Staff Writer

Okay, this is it: THE LAST ISSUE (of the year…the year, don’t panic). We are now officially on our two-week break. See you next year! Meanwhile, there are still some fun events going on this holiday season, including a sleigh ride (okay, it’s a wagon pulled by a tractor) in Acushnet (see page 3), lights,… [Read More]

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From our readers

December 6, 2017 by Staff Writer

Letter was “cheap shot” at Espindola [In response to Adam Abelha’s letter in the 11/30/17 issue] Cheap shot at Selectman Espindola. Yes, he is fortunate to work for a large corporation. He wouldn’t have been hired in his current role were he not prepared to do the job. Good for him. Employment aside, Mr. Espindola… [Read More]

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From the Editor

December 6, 2017 by Staff Writer

By Beth David, Editor We have heartbreaking news this week. For those of us who have lived by the ocean our whole lives, it is not the first time that we’ve heard one of our own has been lost at sea. The fishing vessel Misty Blue, a clammer that docked in Fairhaven and was registered… [Read More]

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From the Editor

November 29, 2017 by Staff Writer

Oh, MJ, we’re going to miss you! Fairhaven High School’s Vice Principal, MJ Muello, has retired (see page 6). Now, when I was in high school, the Vice Principal was the feared disciplinarian. And a mean and miserable cuss he was, too. Things have changed a lot, I know that. But I doubt very much… [Read More]

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From our readers

November 29, 2017 by Staff Writer

Thank you for helping us clean up the shore I just wanted to say thank you for posting our events all year!!!!! I really appreciate it!!!! We picked up 1,961 pounds of debris and 62 hypodermics this year. Many of the volunteers that joined saw our notice in the Neighb News. Mary Lou Nicholson, Be… [Read More]

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From the Editor

November 21, 2017 by Staff Writer

Well, if it ain’t one thing it’s another, right? First, let’s be happy it’s Thanksgiving week. With the cold weather arriving in earnest, it’s time to cover up the boats, put the motorcycles in the sheds, and renew the gym memberships. At least it means that Thanksgiving is here, and then Christmas and New Year’s…. [Read More]

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In honor of World Prematurity Day: Fight like a Preemie!

November 16, 2017 by Staff Writer

By Pattie Pacella, Special to the Neighb News Did you know that there are more than 15 million babies born pre­mature around the world every year? Medically, the term “premature” refers to a baby being born less than 37 weeks. Premature babies are most often referred to as preemies. In some cases, there is a… [Read More]

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From our readers

November 15, 2017 by Staff Writer

Thank God at Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is approaching, and it’s my favorite holiday for a number of reasons: I am truly grateful for family, friends, health, living in a free country, material possessions, and all the other wonderful things not mentioned. Listing what’s obvious in my thanksgiving basket is not my purpose, however. A far greater… [Read More]

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Holidays are good time to give to the less fortunate

November 9, 2017 by Staff Writer

“Caring for the hungry without bias or prejudice and without judgment of need.” The sentence above heads the Shepherd’s Pantry Board Meeting Agenda Page, that is sent to the pantry’s board members ahead of their quarterly meetings. It stands for exactly what it says, “caring for the hungry….” For the past 14 years, between the… [Read More]

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