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A Tribute to Heroes680 viewsMattapoisett artist and sculptor Keith Francis poses with the sculpture he designed and built in tribute to the Worcester Six, the firefighters who perished in the tragic Worcester Warehouse fire on December 3, 1999. The massive one-ton sculpture now sits in his North Street backyard in clear view of several neighbors who are either firefighters, retired firefighters or relatives of firefighters. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Letters to Santa680 viewsFifth grade student Samantha Babineau of Rochester’s Memorial School tells Santa what she’d like for Christmas in person during his recent visit to the Rochester Post Office on Saturday, December 20. Santa also stopped by the Mattapoisett Post Office that same morning to check up on the tri-towns’ operations and to collect some last-minute wish lists and letters before heading back to the North Pole for his big night. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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2007 Marion Cover Contest Entry679 viewsEntry for the 2007 Marion Cover Art Contest submitted by Linda Costa
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Fantasticks Return679 viewsCast members of the Marion Art Center's summer production of The Fantasticks include Nathan Valente as El Gallo; Evan Berry as Matt; Bruce Lackey as Huckabee; Amanda Kruger as Luisa; Paul Kandarian as Bellamy; Bruce Cobbold as Henry; Tom O'Shaughnessy as Mortimer; and Jamie Mahaney as The Mute. The musical will be staged at the Marion Art Center July 27 and 28; August 2, 3 and 4 at 8:00 pm; and Sunday, July 29 at 2:00 pm. For tickets, please call 508-748-1266. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Seeds of Liberty679 viewsMembers of Rochester Boy Scout Troop 31 who participated in the recent dedication of a newly-planted Liberty Elm tree on the front lawn of the Plumb Memorial Library in Rochester included (from left) Sam York, Scoutmaster Mr. Bernier, Jeremy Stubbs, Chris Bernier, and Chad Underhill. The troop presented a framed version of Thomas Paine’s poem Liberty Tree to Rochester Selectman Richard Nunes to be hung within Town Hall. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Millie!679 viewsMembers of the cast of “Thoroughly Modern Millie”. (Photo by Adam Silva) March 26, 2009 cover
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Eastover Donkey679 viewsIt’s been ‘donkey’s ears’ since we’ve featured a furry friend from Eastover Farm on our cover! This donkey was out Saturday afternoon sniffing around patches of ground that weren’t still covered with snow. It strolled over to say hello until the ‘click’ of the camera shutter spooked it into another direction towards another snow-free patch of ground. Photo by Jean Perry February 28, 2019 edition
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Living Logo677 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).
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2007 Mattapoisett Cover Art Entry677 viewsEntry for the 2007 Matapoisett Cover Art Contest submitted by Lucille Jardin
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Baseball in Rochester677 viewsAbout 100 players in the Rochester Youth Baseball (RYB) Little League participated in the official Opening Day parade and ceremony held in the town center on Saturday morning, April 19. The players along with their family members and friends, marched from the town green near Town Hall to the Dexter Lane ballfields behind the Police Station where team rosters and schedules were announced For more information about RYB, visit www.rochesteryouthbaseball.com. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Party Parade676 viewsOne of the unique floats in Mattapoisett’s 150th Sesquicentennial Parade, created and sponsored by Little People’s College, extends a “Happy Birthday” wish to the town and its residents. The sprawling three-division parade boasting two marching bands was held on Saturday morning, August 4 and traveled from the Mattapoisett Town Hall through the village area, drawing hundreds of spectators along the way. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Most Valuable Teacher676 viewsMarion resident and ORR sophomore Sarah Walsh (left) poses with ORR teacher Julie Wheeler (right) and "Wally the Green Monster" (center) at Fenway Park during an historic game on September 1. Sarah recently wrote an essay nominating Ms. Wheeler as a Most Valuable Teacher (MVT) as part of a joint program sponsored by the Boston Red Sox and the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) to recognize and honor outstanding teachers. (Photo courtesy of Shaun Walsh).
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