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Sounds of the South Coast628 viewsMembers of the South Coast Chamber Music Society perform classical pieces during their recent winter concert at Tabor Academy’s Lyndon South Auditorium in Marion on Saturday, January 20. The evening began with a brief history lesson by the Society’s President, Anthony J. Lewis, Ph.D. The South Coast Chamber Music Society will next be at Tabor Academy on March 3, 2007 performing the works of Brahms, Martinu, Schumann and Weber during their spring concert. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Garden Glories628 viewsThe annual "Gardens by the Sea" benefit, a tour of private gardens sponsored by Saint Gabriel's Episcopal Church in Marion, was held on Friday, July 20. The seven gardens highlighted this year ran the gamut from the quaint Marion village area to the glorious outreaches of Point and Delano Roads. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry628 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Rachel Saunders
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Rochester Country Fair Parade 2007628 viewsA patriotic tractor participates in the Rochester Country Fair Parade on Sunday, August 19. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Church Donation628 viewsGeorge Church (seated) poses with Susan Adams of the Rochester Land Trust during a ceremony honoring Mr. Church and his late wife Katherine for their years of service and commitment to the Town of Rochester by dedicating a wildlife preservation area in the couple's name. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Waterman Reunion628 viewsSeveral hundred former students of the Waterman School, the precursor to the Rochester Memorial School, came together for a unique school reunion that spanned the decades from the end of the late nineteenth century until the mid-twentieth century at the Rochester Senior Center on the afternoon of Saturday, September 15. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Come to Candyland628 views"Candyland" is the theme for the Sippican Woman’s Club 21st Annual Holiday House Tour and Tea, to take place on Saturday, December 8 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, rain or shine. Tickets for the tour cost $17 in advance and are available at the Marion General Store, Isabelle’s and The Bookstall, all in Marion, or you may send a self-addressed envelope along with your check payable to the Sippican Woman’s Club, P.O. Box 121, Marion, MA 02738.
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Deck the Doors628 viewsWinners of Mattapoisett’s Second Annual “Deck the Doors” Contest, sponsored by the Mattapoisett Women’s Club, include 3 Ned’s Point Road, which was awarded the Creativity Award. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Treasure Island628 viewsThe Old Hammondtown School Drama Club presented a musical adaptation of the classic Robert Louis Stevenson tale, Treasure Island, on Thursday evening, April 17 before an audience of several hundred people in the Mattapoisett school’s auditorium. The show was directed by ORR High School student Chelsie Nectow, who recently starred in the ORR Drama Club’s production of Evita, and featured over 50 Old Hammondtown students. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Tennis Club Winners628 viewsA mixed doubles tennis tournament sponsored by the Mattapoisett Community Tennis Association was held at Old Rochester Regional High School on June 28, 2008. First place among the men went to Gregory Hatfield (left) of Martinez, GA, and second place was won by Tom Herring (right) of Wareham, MA. (Photo courtesy of Adrian Lonsdale).
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Spinal Cord Raffle628 viewsMichael Lamoureux, Commander of Florence Eastman American Legion Post 280, draws the names of winners in the Harbor Days Spinal Cord Society (SCS) raffle with Jamie Shepley, Vice President of the New Bedofrd/Fall River SCS chapter. Congratulations to the lucky winners and thanks to all who have supported the annual raffle for SCS, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to spinal cord injury research. (Photo courtesy of Jen Shepley).
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Bulletin Board Booty628 viewsMattapoisett Historical Society President Seth Mendell points to the amusing poem scrawled on a chart of the Gulf of Maine that was tacked to a large bulletin board that was once installed near the front door of the Mattapoisett Town Hall. The bulletin board was pilfered by a group of sailors during a night of drunken mischief back in the summer of 1941 and was only recently returned to the Mattapoisett Museum and Carriage House. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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