By Beth David, Editor So, last week I mentioned the news that Sinclair Broadcasting ordered all outlets to read the same thing about fake news… oh, the irony! People have been going back and forth about how the anchors were given an order and they had to do it or lose their jobs. Yeah, no… [Read More]
From our readers
Constituents Day in May for Deaf & Hard of Hearing The Statewide Advisory Council to the Massachusetts Commission to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (MCDHH) invites you, the residents of the Commonwealth, to our annual Constituents’ Day at the State House on Thursday, May 17, 2018 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon in the… [Read More]
From the editor
By Beth David, Editor This week it’s OMG, how did I do THAT time. Geesh. I made the dumbest trio of mistakes in the story on the John Cooke lecture in last week’s issue (see page 3). Now, mistakes happen, and there are lots of reasons for them. I maybe didn’t hear something right, missed… [Read More]
From our readers
Mike Silvia has always served town well I first met Mike Silvia as a fellow member of the Fairhaven Finance Committee and through his friendship with my brother John back in the 90’s. I appreciate Mike’s vast knowledge of history and politics. In addition, his ability to thoroughly research issues and facts as a Finance… [Read More]
From the Editor
By Beth David, Editor I know it’s hard for us to agree on things these days. We can’t even agree on the facts to argue about. Can we at least still agree that our country’s greatness comes from our Constitution? The fact that we have a constitution that is the foundation of our laws, is… [Read More]
From the Editor
Oh this storm was lovely, but it really messed up my game. I have two wonderful rants that dovetail nicely with each other. Unfortunately, I don’t have time to actually write them up. Alas, they will keep until next week. We all got some sad news in the last few days. Cynthia “Cynnie” McNaughten died… [Read More]
My Tribute to Bobby Bruso
Bobby Bruso left an indelible mark on the town of Fairhaven and its people. He instilled his very unique creative vision, serving as the Cable Access Director. In less than a year he rejuvenated the town with his forward-thinking take on technology. He started in February 2017. In late-December of that year, he was admitted… [Read More]
From our readers
Mass murder will continue Columbine High School 4-20-1999, Sandy Hook 12-12-2012 and just recently Parkland Fla. That’s a span of 19 years and the mass murdering of our school kids continues with NO resolve and no game plan to stop these atrocious, inhumane acts. This will continue. The lawmakers in Washington say what they will… [Read More]
From the Editor
Okay, where do I begin? This is one of those editorials I should’ve written months ago. I started it, and then deleted it. Note to self: DO NOT DELETE, DO NOT DELETE. Alas, I’ll start over. The whole thing started with the Carter trial, and because we won an award for the pool photo Glenn… [Read More]
From our readers
Reader disagrees with marijuana depiction Occam’s Razor — the theory that the simplest explanation or fewest assumptions should be selected among competing explanations and assumptions when making a decision. Occam’s came to mind after I read an essay for the many and varied reasons on page 10 of the February 15 issue of the Fairhaven Neighborhood… [Read More]
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