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Dispatcher Honored693 viewsRochester Chief Dispatcher Tracy Eldridge accepts a commendation before receiving the Thirteenth Annual Jeff Grossman 9-1-1 Telecommunicator of the Year Award on June 29. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
Jul 02, 2007
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Dispatcher Honored731 viewsRochester Chief Dispatcher Tracy Eldridge received the Thirteenth Annual Jeff Grossman 9-1-1 Telecommunicator of the Year Award on June 29 and is seen here flanked by Ned Merrick, Chief of the Plainville Police Department and a longtime colleague of Mr. Grossman, and Rochester Police Chief Paul Magee. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Dispatcher Honored659 viewsRochester Chief Dispatcher Tracy Eldridge received the Thirteenth Annual Jeff Grossman 9-1-1 Telecommunicator of the Year Award on June 29 and is seen here flanked by Ned Merrick, Chief of the Plainville Police Department and a longtime colleague of Mr. Grossman, and Rochester Police Chief Paul Magee. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
Jul 02, 2007
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Dispatcher Honored646 viewsRochester Chief Dispatcher Tracy Eldridge (seated next to husband, Highway Surveyor Jeff Eldridge) listens to Police Chief Paul Magee read his nomination letter for the Thirteenth Annual Jeff Grossman 9-1-1 Telecommunicator of the Year Award which Ms. Eldridge received on June 29. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Living Logo688 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett’s 150th Garden Group recently posed for this aerial shot of the sesquicentennial logo they recreated out of plantings at Shipyard Park. The group members have put in countless hours planting this and other beds from Shipyard Park to Ned’s Point to commemorate the town’s 150th birthday. This photo is also being planned as the cover for the next Annual Town Report. (Photo courtesy of Danny White).Jul 02, 2007
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Garden Glory657 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett’s 150th Garden Group recently posed for this aerial shot of the sesquicentennial logo they recreated out of plantings at Shipyard Park. The group members have put in countless hours planting this and other beds from Shipyard Park to Ned’s Point to commemorate the town’s 150th birthday. This photo is also being planned as the cover for the next Annual Town Report. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Garden Group Glory635 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett’s 150th Garden Group recently posed for this aerial shot of the sesquicentennial logo they recreated out of plantings at Shipyard Park. The group members have put in countless hours planting this and other beds from Shipyard Park to Ned’s Point to commemorate the town’s 150th birthday. This photo is also being planned as the cover for the next Annual Town Report. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Garden Group Glory654 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett’s 150th Garden Group recently posed for this aerial shot of the sesquicentennial logo they recreated out of plantings at Shipyard Park. The group members have put in countless hours planting this and other beds from Shipyard Park to Ned’s Point to commemorate the town’s 150th birthday. The bucket lift was provided by Village Signs. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Garden Group Glory624 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett’s 150th Garden Group recently posed for this aerial shot of the sesquicentennial logo they recreated out of plantings at Shipyard Park. The group members have put in countless hours planting this and other beds from Shipyard Park to Ned’s Point to commemorate the town’s 150th birthday. This photo is also being planned as the cover for the next Annual Town Report. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jul 02, 2007
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Coast to Coast645 viewsAnne Converse of Marion poses with a copy of The Wanderer alongside a familiar-looking landmark taken at a winery on a recent trip to Santa Rosa, CA. (Photo by Freddie Bagerman). (07/05/07 issue)Jul 02, 2007
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Riders from Rochester693 views(L. to R.) Marsha Hartley, Erica Neal and Sarah Cecil, all from Rochester, pose with The Wanderer during the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s “Ride for a Cure” in Santa Rosa, CA. The trio joined 187 other riders who peddled over 100 miles to raise over $3 million for the cause. (07/05/07 issue)Jul 02, 2007
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Gals in Glasgow647 viewsLee Yeaton of Mattapoisett (right) poses with her granddaughter, Genevieve Wheeler of Marion, while in Glasgow for afternoon tea at The Willow Tea Room designed by famous architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. (07/05/07 issue)Jul 02, 2007
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