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Building Communities132 viewsThe Buzzards Bay Habitat for Humanity crew takes a break from preparing a foundation at their latest home site in Wareham. Pictured from left to right are:Steve Sooy, Carol Dildine, Al Amaral - Building Chairman, Rosemary Barrett, Joselyn Redd - habitat homeowner, Mike Lacava, Nick Cimeno - Pinnacle Site Contractors, and Jack Beck.
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Golf Benefit157 viewsThe Bay Club of Mattapoisett is hosting a golf tournament to benefit Nativity Preparatory School of New Bedford on Monday, October 15. High Street Equity Advisors LLC is the tournament sponsor. Other sponsors include: RBC Dain Rauscher and ITC, Inc. Charlotte Oliveira, Barbara Urquhart, both residents of Mattapoisett and John Kelleher of Dartmouth are Co-Chairs for the event. The day will include a silent and live auction and raffle prizes being coordinated by Angela Fusco of Mattapoisett and Marion resident, Bernadette Kelly. Nativity is a private independent middle school for boys who come from low-income families in Greater New Bedford. The goal of Nativity is to provide a top quality education in a safe structured environment for boys in grades 5-8. The school receivesno state or federal funding and receives support from local individuals, companies and foundations. For further information to participate in the golf tournament or on Nativity call the school at 508-994-3800.
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Fruits of their Labor235 viewsMembers of the Souza family of Rochester — (l. to r.) Lori Souza, Tyler Souza, David Souza, Kerrin Souza, and Kayla Souza — all pitched in last weekend to help harvest this year’s crop of cranberries at one of the few remaining bogs in town. The family recently took over the bog in an effort to revive and continue the proud farming tradition for which the area has become known. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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