Tabor Academy Offers Tech Help

A free, open-to-the-public tech help session will be held at Tabor Academy’s Charles Hayden Library on Wednesday, January 16, from 9:30 am – 11: 30 am. Students and faculty will be available to assist anyone who needs technological guidance. Some examples of ways students have assisted people in the past include: -Managing privacy settings on […] Read more »

Rochester Council on Aging

Inclement Weather/Senior Center Closings: The Senior Center closes for all activities when Rochester schools are cancelled. Upcoming closings in January: January 21 (Martin Luther King Holiday). Special Luncheons: Reservations are required for these events and a donation of $5.00 would be appreciated! Meals will be served at 12:00 pm. Please join us. -Pampered Chef Luncheon: […] Read more »

Christine Grace Bertram

Christine Grace Bertram, age 66, passed away on Sunday, January 6, 2019, peacefully at home, surrounded by her loved ones after a long battle with cancer. Christine was born on December 28, 1952, in New Bedford to Samuel and Marjorie Bertram and was a lifelong resident of Mattapoisett, MA. She graduated with the Class of […] Read more »

Rumors Prompt Info Session on Pending 40R Housing

Town officials and residents of Rochester got acquainted on January 3 with the proposal for a 208-unit residential development on Cranberry Highway classified as a Chapter 40R high-density zoning development that would mix residential and commercial and set aside 20 percent of its units to affordable housing. Developer Ken Steen has built similar projects with […] Read more »

Old Colony Boys Basketball Starts Off Hot

For only the second time since the program started in 1978-1979, Old Colony boys basketball is off to a 5-0 start, with their most recent win coming in a 92-28 win over Norfolk Aggie on Friday. The scoring has primarily come from the Cougars’ top two players, Jake Jasonand Zach Soucy, while Hunter Soareshas been […] Read more »

Tri-Town TV

Did you know ORCTV films and produces monthly TV episodes called Tri-Town TV!? Tri-Town TV is a great way to showcase your event, concert, or any other happenings! We will come to you or you can come down to the studio and use our state-of-the-art equipment. We love to work with the community and help […] Read more »

Ellen Daniels Eilertsen

Ellen Daniels Eilertsen, 27, of Fairhaven passed away peacefully January 6, 2019 after a long battle with her disease. She was the loving mother of Sagan; beloved daughter of Tim and Maribeth (Violette) Eilertsen; loving sister of Brett Eilertsen and his wife Johnanne, Alex Eilertsen and his wife Meredith, and her younger brother Luke Eilertsen; […] Read more »

Snow Pleads for Planning Board Relief

On January 7, the Mattapoisett Planning Board heard from local builder Scott Snow as he sought “relief from the Planning Board” for his application for a public hearing for a Form C Definitive Subdivision Plan. During the December 17 hearing, engineer Richard Rheaume of Prime Engineering had laid out an outline of the proposed project. […] Read more »

Make Mattapoisett “Special”

To the Editor: After reading the article from the Clarksons, I decided to send a few of my thoughts regarding the Inn in Mattapoisett. Usually I enjoy reading other viewpoints about subjects that are particularly meaningful to me. Often I reflect on their opinions, and it helps broaden my horizons and perhaps color my decisions. […] Read more »

Mattapoisett Woman’s Club

On Thursday, January 17, the Mattapoisett Woman’s Club will hold our first luncheon and meeting of 2019 at 11:00 am in Reynard Hall of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church located at 27 Church Street. Everyone is welcome to attend. Mr. Richard Van Inwegen, a Mattapoisett resident, is our guest speaker. He has traveled extensively and will […] Read more »