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Great Backyard Bird Count574 viewsFebruary 17-20 was the annual Great Backyard Bird Count all across the entire globe. Here, a blue jay pauses to listen to the calls of other jays on the warm sunny Sunday morning of February 19 at the Nasketucket Bay State Reservation. Photo by Jean Perry - February 23, 2017 edition
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Busted!574 viewsBusted! Rochester Police Officer Robert Nordahl hands The Wanderer News Editor Jean Perry her vehicle registration back, just before cuffing her and placing her under “arrest.” Photo by Colin Veitch
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Planting Shellfish573 viewsStudents participating in the Marion Natural History Museums recent after-school planting shellfish program with Marion Shellfish Officer Isaac Perry plant seedlings to help repropogate the areas natural resource. On Wednesday, October 1, the group took advantage of low tide to do some digging and help renew the towns shellfish beds. They also examined clams and oysters and then buried them in the mud under Mr. Perrys guidance. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold).
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Art Month 573 viewsPin the button on the mural – It’s Art Month at the Elizabeth Taber Library in Marion, and you can drop by any time and create your own button to add to the library’s own ever-sprawling button mural. Ahead of ArtWeek at the Marion Art Center from April 26 – May 7, the Taber Library is hosting several art-inspired events throughout the month of April. Photo by Jean Perry
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2016 Halloween Cover Contest572 views2016 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Molly Dupre
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2016 Groundhog Day Cover Contest571 viewsAn entry from our 2016 Groundhog Day Cover contest by Jerry Ciarcia
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Covers of 2009569 viewsAnother look at the covers of 2009. January 7, 2010 edition.
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2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry568 views2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry
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Share the Warmth568 viewsFifteen students from Jane Tougas' eighth grade Enrichment Class display the 50 blankets they helped make for Project Linus, a charity that provides handmade blankets to seriously ill and traumatized children. Front row, left to right: Olivia Lanagan, Lizzie Machado, Seth Richard, and Chris Demers. Back row, left to right: Renae Reints, Tori Saltmarsh, Katie Zartman, Kelly Kay, Ali Grace, Nicholas Bergstein, and Andrew Dessert. Photo by Anne O'Brien-Kakley. November 26, 2009 edition
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Oklahoma!568 viewsORR Drama Club’s production of Oklahoma includes: (top window) Madeline Pellegrino as Laurey and Maxwell Houck as Curly, (from left to right, Sophia-Lynn Ellis as Aunt Eller, Sophia Santos as Ado Annie and Sean Resendes as Ali Hakim, and Daniel Donahue as Jud Fry. Photo by Felix Perez. March 21, 2013 edition.
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Strong as steel 568 viewsShe’s got her heavy duty gloves, helmet, and her steel-toe boots, and she’s ready to show a group of boys and girls that welding is cool, fun, and definitely for girls. Rochester’s Emma Makuch, a freshman at Old Colony, is also a Junior Friend of the Plumb Library and on February 19 she shared her knowledge with a group of kids as part of the library’s February vacation lineup to keep kids entertained and learning. Photo by Jean Perry - February 21, 2019 edition
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Colorblindness Corrective Glasses567 viewsI was colorblind, but now I see – The Mattapoisett Lions Club has donated a pair of colorblindness corrective glasses to the Mattapoisett Library, and are now part of the library’s ever-growing collection of ‘things’ to check out. Last time, my partner Scott and I checked out a metal detector and had ourselves an adventure. This time, we checked out the glasses and took them around town to see if Scott, who was born with a red-green color vision deficit, could catch a glimpse of a world in vivid color.
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