New Day Cremation & Funeral Care

11/26/2025

Need something to talk about on Turkey Day? Consider these fun facts about the wild turkey!

Super vision? Flowing beards? Spiral poo? There's lot to gobble about with this American icon.

11/25/2025

If you are reminded of someone you've lost this Thanksgiving time, send out a moment of gratitude to that person for being in your life. Visit their memory, or even their grave, to honor them this holiday.

11/20/2025

What are your favorite ways to express thanks and gratitude?

-Writing thank you cards
-A moment of prayer or gratitude
-Hugs
-Sending flowers or another small gift
-Baking or cooking for someone
-Smiles

11/18/2025

What matters most? Closure or cost? Deciding whether to hold services may be difficult for some families. Our blog post may help you make decisions. Choose from a small, private viewing, simple graveside services, a memorial service, and other gathering options. Choosing cremation means choosing flexibility for your family.
https://www.newdayfunerals.com/cremation-with-or-without-services-deciding-what-matters-most

11/17/2025

Know someone in a mental health crisis? Call 988, the mental health hotline. The 988 Lifeline can connect you to someone who can help when you don't know where else to turn.

Go to their website for guidance:
https://988lifeline.org

11/15/2025

Practicing gratitude can boost your mood! If this is a struggle for you, start a gratitude jar or bowl where you write things you're grateful for on a slip of paper and place them inside. Then, when you are having a hard time coming up with something to be thankful for, reach into the jar or bowl and pull out an idea of something you have been grateful for in the past.

11/13/2025

With November being National Caregivers Month, it's a good time to thank a caregiver. This could be someone in your family who takes care of a lot of things, or someone directly involved in caring for another person. It could also be the nurses and assistants who work at facilities. Finally, remember to thank yourself if you are a caregiver!

11/12/2025

Arnold L. Anderson House 7th Annual Vendor Fair
Saturday, November 15, 2025, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Arnold L. Anderson House, 15 Fourth Street, Attleboro
Free admission
Get an early start on your holiday shopping at the annual Vendor Fair hosted by the historic Arnold L. Anderson House. Explore a wonderful mix of local vendors offering handcrafted goods, home décor, honey products, embroidery, and gently used treasures from Grandma’s & Grandpa’s Attic.
Guests can also enjoy raffle baskets and light refreshments while supporting local artisans and the preservation of this beloved community landmark. All proceeds benefit the upkeep of the historic Scout Meeting House.
https://www.cityofattleboro.us/Calendar.aspx?EID=4867&month=11&year=2025&day=24&calType=0

11/11/2025

Thank you to all who served, and best wishes for Veterans Day!

11/10/2025

Birding Past & Present
Thursday, November 13, 2025, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum, 396 County Street, New Bedford
Free event
Discover the fascinating world of birding with Mass Audubon during this special AHA! Night program. Whether you’re just beginning to notice the birds in your neighborhood or ready to explore a new hobby, this session covers the essentials—how to identify bird families, where to spot them, and what makes them so remarkable.
Learn about bird behavior, habitats, and the tools that can help you along the way. It’s an inviting evening for nature lovers and curious minds alike. All are welcome to attend this free community event.
https://explorenewbedford.org/event/birding-past-present/

11/09/2025

Remember that Veterans Day is on Tuesday. The post office and some businesses may be closed to honor veterans and their service.

11/08/2025

Want to honor a veteran who has served our country? Consider volunteering for or donating to a veterans organization you like in a veteran's honor. Visit a veteran's grave. Or reach out to a veteran you know and strike up a conversation. You can thank them for their service and let them talk about their time in the service.