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Rail Trail58 viewsFriday afternoon provided an opportunity to venture out behind the Benson Brook Landfill to long-abandoned train tracks that will be transformed into a stretch of the Marion Shared Use Path. This view looks west toward Mattapoisett. In the opposite direction, the bike path will cross Route 105, Washburn Park and out to Point Road. Photo by Mick Colageo
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2024 Groundhog Cover Contest56 views2024 Groundhog Cover Contest entry by Emma Anderson
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Michael Hogan56 viewsSeen practicing on Saturday morning at Wonder Bowl in New Bedford, Mattapoisett native Michael Hogan is a Special Olympics champion who registers scores that would be near the top of any league. Hogan has a trick shot in which he places the ball at his feet, spinning it in place and then fanning the ball forward by creating wind with rapid hand movement until it reaches the foul line, at which point he lets go and watches the ball inch forward. March 28, 2024 edition
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2021 Halloween Cover Contest55 views2021 Halloween Cover Contest by Lucas Ferreira
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202355 viewsThe Year 2023, as shown in 49 of the 52 Wanderer cover photos, documents many events in the Tri-Towns, including the August 8 tornado, various achievements, including the launch of the homemade sailboat Arabella, along with community celebrations throughout the year. January 4, 2024 edtion
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2024 Groundhog Cover Contest55 views2024 Groundhog Cover Contest entry by Sydney Rathmell
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2022 Halloween Cover Contest54 views2022 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Andrew Hebert
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Snow Cat54 viewsThere wasn’t a lot of accumulation with the snow that fell on the weekend over the coast as the storm started with rain, but there was enough snow on Brandt Beach in Mattapoisett for a family to have some fun creating this feline creature with seashell eyes. He even has a tail. Photo courtesy Noi Sabal. January 11, 2023 edition
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2021 Halloween Cover Contest53 views2021 Halloween Cover Contest by Emily Ford-Hinds
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Springtime53 viewsSpringtime weather in southeastern Massachusetts as usual has been a mixed bag, but on Monday these blooming Daffodils in front of the Marion Town House signaled the change of seasons. Almanac.com says that these fall perennials should be planted before the first freeze and that while they prosper in direct sunlight, they will grow in some measure of shade provided the ground is not too wet. For that reason, effective drainage is essential, be it in a pot or on the side of a hill. Photo by Mick Colageo
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Mattapoisett Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt53 viewsSaturday’s Mattapoisett Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt drew a large gathering of families to Ned’s Point on Saturday morning, and some very happy children met the Easter Bunny. Photos by Mick Colageo - April 13, 2023 edition
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Cuttyhunk52 viewsPatrick Henry, foreground, and Thomas Tseki use a rope to make waves at Barges Beach during an “Ocean in Motion” exercise, part of their June 16 day on Cuttyhunk. The two 12-year-olds from Mattapoisett were part of a group of approximately 70 Old Hammondtown Elementary School sixth graders on a science field trip organized by the Mattapoisett Land Trust Education Committee and held in conjunction with the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the STEAM Academy. Photo by Mick Colageo. June 23, 2022 edition
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