Beginning on May 10, 2022 through (about) November 15, the Sturgeon House will be open on Tuesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. (There may be a few rare exceptions.) If......Read More
This week, May 5 – 11, 2024, is National Nurses’ Week. Nurses are regarded as Angels in our society and deserve more than a week of recognition. This month our......Read More
For Women’s History Month we are remembering a woman who only lived in Fairview briefly, in a cottage by the lake off Melhorn Rd. She moved there to be close......Read More
Here it is, the last day of Black History Month and we have not contributed our story to it. You remember… Earl Lawrence, a black musician from Erie, was an......Read More
Tomorrow is the first day of deer hunting season for regular firearms. Bow and arrow season began on September 17 and continues to January 17. Specialty firearms and......Read More
With school ready to open on Wednesday, August 30, little flashes of memory come back about another fall opening. It was 55 years ago (1968) and the future for Fairview......Read More
Summers spent in Fairview Township were popular in the early part of the last century. Camps formed, families built cabins and others came for a week or two to rent......Read More
We have been looking for something new… a new way to showcase some of our old buildings. Old but gone, so how can we remember them? How about a puzzle? ......Read More
February is such a short month, packed full of important dates within these 28 days. Think of it. Our two ”best” presidents were born in this month. Should we celebrate......Read More
Currently two members are going through the archives and organizing all the material there. The big items are pretty well categorized, but the little stuff – such as articles about......Read More
Ninety-one years ago, May 29, 1931, to be exact, a record-setting pilot with a familiar face took off in an autogyro (see featured photo*) in an attempt to be the......Read More
With the arrival of Mother’s Day Weekend a serious oversight has surfaced. Nothing has ever been written about the first woman in the township who became a mother. Using the......Read More