In my past columns I have been able to cover the struggles of students overall at FHS, but what about the portion of students participating in AP (Advanced Placement) classes? Taking AP Courses is quite difficult as it is, but throwing the pandemic into the mix has proven to be a challenge for many students… [Read More]
Covid Update
By Beth David, Editor Vaccinations in Massachusetts for COVID-19 continue at a rapid pace and have been opened up to individuals 55+ and individuals with one qualifying medical condition, but the use of the Johnson & Johnson vacccine has been paused due to a federal alert about possible bloot clots. Six women between the ages of… [Read More]
Oxford project receives $10.5 million loan
Press Release Rockland Trust announced they provided a $10.5 million loan to SCG Development to facilitate the revitalization of the Oxford School Residences located in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. The funds, which include a commitment to both construction and permanent loan financing, will go toward the creation of 54 affordable units of senior housing at the historic property…. [Read More]
Obituary:Joan Marie (Beazley) Bullock
Joan Marie (Beazley) Bullock Middlebury, VT – Joan Bullock, 84, died March 10th, 2021 of natural causes related to late-stage dementia. Joan was born in Lancaster, PA, the daughter of the late Russell Beazley and Marie (Schlegel) Beazley. Joan grew up in Allentown, PA, graduating from Allentown High School. After high school Joan was employed… [Read More]
Collasius pulls off upset in Fairhaven election
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven voters have spoken, choosing two newbies to politics and returning three incumbents, in the four contested races. Unofficial numbers show that about 19% of the electorate voted on Monday, 4/5/21, to choose officials on all boards and committees, and town moderator. According to the Town Clerk, Fairhaven has 11,920 registered voters,… [Read More]
Easter Bunny rolls through town
By Beth David, Editor The North Fairhaven Improvement Association had to cancel its annual Easter Egg hunt for the second year due to COVID-19 restrictions. But this year, the organization decided that, since the Easter Bunny was scheduled to be here anyway, they would all drive around town and at least let the children (of all… [Read More]
Manjiro Society responds to Asian hate attacks
The following statement is from the Whitfield-Manjiro Friendship Society: https://whitfield-manjiro.org WE ARE ALL MIXTURES History shows that we are all mixtures of many diverse make-ups from the world population. People often find rationale to categorize other individuals as being typically X or Y based on their geographic/ cultural up-bringing, their color or their accents. The… [Read More]
Dear Frankie
Jealousy Takes Its Toll My name is Bailey, and I’m a labradoodle. For the past six years, I have lived happily and in harmony with a Persian cat named Kirby. I can count on one paw the times we didn’t see eye to eye. Nothing had ever come between us until friends of my Mom… [Read More]
DaCunha’s Dispatch 4/8/21
As a freshman, I have only experienced high school through a pandemic. So, the only sport seasons that I have witnessed have been modified due to the pandemic. With that being said, I and several other freshman girls have been able to play volleyball this year. Although we can’t play the sport exactly like the… [Read More]
Obituary Robert M. Parent
Robert M. Parent Robert M. Parent, 73, of Fairhaven passed away Thursday, April 1, 2021 at St. Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford after a brief illness. Born in New Bedford, son of the late Edward and Marguerite (Rogissart) Parent, he was a lifelong resident of Fairhaven and active communicant of St. Mary’s Church where he… [Read More]
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