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Marion Natural History Museum210 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum's afterschool group had fun learning about the planets, dwarf planets, and moons in our solar system with David Pierce, astronomy teacher at Tabor Academy. The museum thanks David for the wonderful program, as well as the Tabor Community Service volunteers for their help. Photos courtesy Elizabeth Leidhold
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Marion Natural History Museum222 viewsOn Saturday, October 6, the Marion Natural History Museum and the Sippican Lands Trust enjoyed learning about the New England landscape with Tom Wessels, author of “Reading the Forested Landscape” and "Forest Forensics". Tom spoke about how clearing land for agriculture, forestry products, and other influences has shaped our current wooded areas.
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The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust215 viewsMarion Art Center Executive Director Jodi Steven and board member Jennifer Webb hosted the opening reception of the show “The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust” open until November 12. The show features works of art from a broad range of mediums from the land trust properties. Photo by Marilou Newell
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The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust204 viewsMarion Art Center Executive Director Jodi Steven and board member Jennifer Webb hosted the opening reception of the show “The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust” open until November 12. The show features works of art from a broad range of mediums from the land trust properties. Photo by Marilou Newell
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The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust200 viewsMarion Art Center Executive Director Jodi Steven and board member Jennifer Webb hosted the opening reception of the show “The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust” open until November 12. The show features works of art from a broad range of mediums from the land trust properties. Photo by Marilou Newell
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The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust197 viewsMarion Art Center Executive Director Jodi Steven and board member Jennifer Webb hosted the opening reception of the show “The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust” open until November 12. The show features works of art from a broad range of mediums from the land trust properties. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Images: The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust236 viewsThe Marion Art Center is pleased to announce its next exhibition “Images: The Lands of the Sippican Lands Trust.” The show runs Friday, October 12 – Saturday, November 17 with an opening reception to be held on Friday, October 12, from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm at the MAC, located at 80 Pleasant Street in Marion. Photo courtesy Marion Art Center
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Radio Tower Property227 viewsJoin the Sippican Lands Trust for a tour of our Radio Tower property on Saturday, October 13 at 10:00 am. Local historian, Dick Evans, will kick off the walk with a short talk about the history of the Radio Tower property Photo courtesy Sippican Lands Trust
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Planting Island245 viewsScott Scarpato submitted this striking photo he took off Planting Island that reflects the sunlight off the water.
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Marion Natural History Museum233 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum had a wonderful time netting seashore animals last week, including various crabs, pipefish, a large killifish, perch, roughly 500 pogies, and loads of shrimp. The Museum wishes to thank Stephen Watt and Tabor community service volunteers Ryan Robbins, Nick Grazioso, and Ben Shavuot, and Megan McCullough from ORRHS for their help with the program. Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold.
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Marion Natural History Museum217 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum had a wonderful time netting seashore animals last week, including various crabs, pipefish, a large killifish, perch, roughly 500 pogies, and loads of shrimp. The Museum wishes to thank Stephen Watt and Tabor community service volunteers Ryan Robbins, Nick Grazioso, and Ben Shavuot, and Megan McCullough from ORRHS for their help with the program. Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold.
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Marion Natural History Museum223 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum had a wonderful time netting seashore animals last week, including various crabs, pipefish, a large killifish, perch, roughly 500 pogies, and loads of shrimp. The Museum wishes to thank Stephen Watt and Tabor community service volunteers Ryan Robbins, Nick Grazioso, and Ben Shavuot, and Megan McCullough from ORRHS for their help with the program. Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold.
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