To raise funds to protect clean water and preserve the watershed, 199 swimmers swam 1.2 miles from New Bedford to Fairhaven on June 20.
Summer camps are off to a lively start, now with swimming lessons led by qualified American Red Cross water safety instructors and a fleet of smaller kayaks designed specifically for our younger campers.
Davoll Field and a 23-acre plot on Little River Road both will enable the migration of salt marsh in their respective areas.
A conservation restriction prohibits any subdivision and development, but allows for passive recreation and the maintenance of the boardwalk, pavilion, and existing parking area.
The second annual Plein Air Festival, organized as part of the Fairhaven Summer Art Gallery, encourages the public to get outside and make art.
This extracurricular club advisor recruited four swim team members to his team, which is sponsored by First Citizens Federal Credit Union.
When she was encouraged to do the Buzzards Bay Swim last year, she invited four other Sea Bears to join her with the help of two kayak escorts.
More than 150 members and staff convened at Warren's Harborview in Wareham to celebrate accomplishments and honor four individuals for their service furthering the goals of the Coalition.
Voyages aboard the Schooner Ernestina-Morrissey and field trips to Cuttyhunk Island allowed youth to experience important natural, cultural, and maritime treasures firsthand.