Those were some of the headlines emerging from Thursday night’s regular meeting of the Fair Haven Community Management Team (FHCMT) meeting. That’s especially the case in venerable old structures, and the Fair Haven Branch library very much qualifies. The Fair Haven branch was dedicated in 1917. Another likely more plausible legend: Immigrating with his family to Allegheny, Pennsylvania, the book-loving 12-year-old still had no public library to go to, but a rich, private book lover in town let the boy use his 400-volume private library. In a generally positive police news update, Fair Haven District Manager Lt. Justin Cole reported that for the month of July the only violent crime in Fair Haven were three robberies.