She has worked in settings as diverse as the most state-of-the-art children’s hospitals in Boston to very poor clinics in South Africa. But whatever context she works in, Camille Adler’s dedication to helping children adjust to hospital life remains a constant. Recently Adler – a Mattapoisett native on the verge of finishing her Bachelor’s degree […] Read more »
Nancy Dyer Mitton of Marion, MA is one of 38 painters and sculptors from across the USA in the exhibition “Galvanized Truth: A Tribute to George Nick” at the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury. The opening reception will be held on Sunday, May 20, from 1:30 to 3:30 pm at 189 Alden St. George Nick […] Read more »
The Rochester Joint School Committee met on the evening of Thursday, May 10, at the ORRHS Library to discuss the results of the annual evaluation process for Superintendent Doug White. School Committee members rated White’s performances on a scale of one to four, where one indicated that he was not meeting the expected standard and […] Read more »
The Marion Zoning Board of Appeal’s final decision on developer Bay Watch Realty’s affordable housing project has been delayed until May 31 – with the deadline to file it moved back to June 8. The ZBA was expected to vote on the 40B project – situated west of Route 105 with a proposed 60 rentals […] Read more »
You’re driving along New Bedford Road in Rochester when all of a sudden you see a rock that seems larger than life, nearly as tall as the trees in the area, with a witch and the words “Witch Rock” painted in black on the side. The rock, which is located on the property of the […] Read more »
Tabor Academy’s international population is not one of the largest when compared with other boarding preparatory schools. However, the international Seawolves are, by far, one of the most spirited. Tabor students dedicate one week each year to commemorate the international influence on their school, with influences from the many different cultures that create Tabor Academy. […] Read more »
It might be one of the oldest sports, dating back to its Native American roots, but the sport of lacrosse is relatively new to the Tri-Town and its popularity is growing rapidly. With the sport’s recent promotion to varsity status at Old Rochester Regional High School, there is now a great need for fundraising. For […] Read more »
Richard L. “Dick” Dias, 84, of Assonet passed away on Tuesday May 8, 2012 at Charlton Memorial Hospital in Fall River. He was the husband of sixty-one years to Lois (Coyne) Dias. Richard was born in New Bedford the son of the late Lionel and Irene (Vincent) Dias. He graduated from New Bedford High School […] Read more »
John A. Losert, 73, of The Villages, FL formerly of Sarasota, FL and Mattapoisett, died May 3, 2012 at Tobey Hospital. He is survived by his loving wife of over 50 years, Rosemary (LeBlanc) Losert; his 3 daughters, Suzanne Clancy and her husband Michael, Anne Marie Losert, and Michelle Losert, all of Mattapoisett; seven grandchildren, […] Read more »
The town of Mattapoisett is planning to start the second phase of tree spraying for winter moths this Friday, May 11, at 5:00 am in the village and surrounding areas. Read more »