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2023 Halloween Cover Contest10 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Ev Harris
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest20 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Danya Bichel
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest20 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Beatrix Apperson
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest6 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Collin Nashold
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest14 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Caleb Costa
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest11 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Brooke Yoo
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2023 Halloween Cover Contest13 views2023 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Andrew Hebert
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Tuesday Morning Fishing15 viewsFor some of Tuesday morning, Bob Perry of West Bridgewater was all by himself while fly fishing for trout in Mary’s Pond, but eventually he was joined by another angler. On the other side of the pond, remote operators were flying their model airplanes. Photo by Mick Colageo - October 26, 2023 edition
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Salty the Sea Horse17 viewsSalty the Sea Horse's red underbelly was painted anew last week by Pete Davies (pictured), along with Matt Urquhart and Mike Huguenin, as the Mattapoisett Land Trust opened a season of anticipation of the MLT’s 50th anniversary next April. Photos by Mick Colageo and courtesy Mike Huguenin - October 19, 2023 edition
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Car Wash29 viewsAri Hayden shows enthusiasm as he applies elbow grease during a car wash held by Grade 6 students at Sippican Elementary School on Saturday morning at Marion Fire Station 2 on Point Road. Money raised will help fund a class trip next spring to YMCA Camp Burgess & Hayward in Sandwich. The event was organized by the Sixth Grade Parents Club and the Volunteers at Sippican Elementary (VASE). Photo by Mick Colageo. October 12, 2023 edition
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Secret Vegetable Garden Tour32 viewsThe Friends of the Elizabeth Taber Library held their Secret Vegetable Garden Tour at four sites on Friday in Marion. Photos by Mick Colageo
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Boba-tea Stand43 viewsEmma Daniel, left, and Ruby Cambra at their boba-tea stand in Rochester, where the two children offered the drink made of tapioca pearls in a variety of flavors. This less-expensive version of the popular drink available in coffee shops was a big hit locally, and the two children, ages 8 and 7 respectively, donated the $102 they received in tips to the Fairhaven Animal Shelter. Photos courtesy of Cambra and Daniel families
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