The Noah Curtis Greany Foundation

The Noah Curtis Greany foundation is launching their first scholarship awards for the graduating class of 2026. This scholarship honors the life and spirit of Noah Curtis Greany – a humble, kind, and inspiring young man whose joy for life and infectious optimism made everyone around him feel seen, valued and loved. Through support for […] Read more »

Mattapoisett Woman’s Club Community Tag Sale

Bargain hunters and community members alike are invited to attend the Mattapoisett Woman’s Club Tag Sale on Saturday, May 2, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The event will take place at Reynard Hall, located within the Congregational Church in Mattapoisett.             Browse our many tables filled with fun and amazing items you’re unlikely to […] Read more »

Donald George

Donald George, 88, of Rochester, passed away on April 12, 2026, at Royal of Fairhaven Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Fairhaven.  He was the husband of the late Margaret M. (Fournier) George.  They were married for 54 years.  He was the son of the late Howard P. and Marie Louise (Jordanais) George.  He was born in […] Read more »

Richard G. Bellefeuille

Richard G. Bellefeuille, 79, of Mattapoisett, passed away peacefully after a brief illness on Saturday, April 11, 2026. He was the husband of Diane (Arruda) Bellefeuille for 58 years.             Born in Acushnet, son of the late Gaston and Therese (Benoit) Bellefeuille, he lived in Fairhaven before moving to Mattapoisett in 1979.             Rick enjoyed […] Read more »

Thoughts on… Cherry Trees, Phone Booths and Orangutans

            The National Cherry Blossom Festival along the Potomac River is back. The magnificent cherry trees are in bloom to announce the arrival of spring. They are early this year, perhaps in anticipation of an influx of tourists eager to see Congress in action, or maybe it is global warming. Who knows?             Once many […] Read more »

Water/Sewer Building Plan Proposed

            On April 6, the Mattapoisett Planning Board began the Site Plan process for the town’s new Water and Sewer headquarters building.             The 16,800 square-foot structure will be constructed on land owned by the town at 15 Industrial Drive. Jon Gregory of Tata & Howard, Inc., the town’s consulting engineers for the build, described […] Read more »

Schools Host Mattapoisett Art Show

Student artwork filled the halls of Center School on March 31 as families and educators gathered for the Mattapoisett Art Show.             The event showcased artwork from students at Center School and Old Hammondtown School. The building was transformed into a gallery featuring drawings, paintings and sculptures created throughout the school year.             Students selected […] Read more »

Earth Day Clean Up

The Rochester Women’s Club will hold an Earth Day Clean Up on April 25 from 9am to 1:00 pm. Pick up your garbage bags and gloves at the Rochester Women’s Club, 37 Marion Road, Rochester and name the street or place you are cleaning up trash. Read more »

The Wonderful World of Warblers

Discover the wonderful world of warblers on Wednesday, April 22 at 6:00 pm at the Mattapoisett Free Public Library, 7 Barstow Street. Warblers are among the most beautiful birds but also challenging to identify. We’ll explore the fascinating world of these tiny migrants, from their amazing colors to their complex songs, behaviors, and habitats.             […] Read more »

From Boston to New York

            This week in Revolutionary War history, let’s check up on what was going on 250 years ago in New England and the northern Thirteen Colonies. Last week, Washington set off with many of his troops on the 200-mile journey to New York. Conversely, the British are regrouping in Halifax, taking stock of men and […] Read more »