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2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry573 views2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry
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ORRJH Thanksgiving572 views
The students of Old Rochester Regional Junior High on November 24 hosted their annual Thanksgiving banquet for the senior citizens of Tri-Town – a tradition made possible by the volunteer staff and students who spend hours decorating, cooking, serving, and cleaning up after so seniors can get a taste of the school community’s gratitude for their support. Photos by Jean Perry
November 28, 2019
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2008 Groundhog Cover Contest Winner570 views2008 Groundhog Cover Contest Winner
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry568 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Kelly Bertrand
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry568 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Rachel Saunders
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2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry567 views2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry
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2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry565 views2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry564 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Heather Schultz
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Building Communities564 viewsThe Buzzards Bay Habitat for Humanity crew takes a break from preparing a foundation at their latest home site in Wareham. Pictured from left to right are:Steve Sooy, Carol Dildine, Al Amaral - Building Chairman, Rosemary Barrett, Joselyn Redd - habitat homeowner, Mike Lacava, Nick Cimeno - Pinnacle Site Contractors, and Jack Beck.
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Aquaculture Rules 559 viewsAt the end of the Walega-Livingstone Preserve in Mattapoisett, Brandt Island Cove is a serene view, and home to an existing aquaculture operation. At a November 1 meeting, the Mattapoisett Board of Selectmen held a public hearing for a final reading of the Aquaculture Rules and Regulations and Waterfront Management Plan. Based on public comment, the documents will be finalized and approved before the end of the year. Photo by Paul Lopes. November 3, 2011 edition
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Happy Groundhog Day556 views2009 Groundhog Cover Contest Entry
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Planting Shellfish555 viewsStudents participating in the Marion Natural History Museum’s recent after-school planting shellfish program with Marion Shellfish Officer Isaac Perry plant seedlings to help repropogate the area’s natural resource. On Wednesday, October 1, the group took advantage of low tide to do some digging and help renew the town’s shellfish beds. They also examined clams and oysters and then buried them in the mud under Mr. Perry’s guidance. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold).
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