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Mock Election527 viewsMembers of the Sippican School Student Council are preparing to participate in a Mock Election on Tuesday, October 28 — one week before the nationwide presidential election. Every student will cast a ballot for his/her choice for president and vice president. In addition, staff members, visitors and sixth grade students will complete a short questionnaire on issues they consider important in this election. (Photo courtesy of Faculty Advisor Stacey Soucy).
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Chief Scott to Retire527 viewsMattapoisett Fire Chief Ronald Scott announced his intention to retire after many years of service with the Fire Department and 16 years as Fire Chief during the Mattapoisett Selectmen's meeting this week. Deputy Fire Chief Andrew Murray has been appointed Interim Chief until a permanent, full-time replacement for Chief Scott is hired. (Wanderer file photo).
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Safety Days527 viewsThe Marion Police Brotherhood hosted their first annual Public Safety Day at Marion's Silvershell Beach on Saturday, June 13. The event included the installation of child safety seats in residents' vehicles, fingerprint and photo id cards for children along with displays from a variety of local, state and federal government public safety agencies. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Loveland, Colorado527 viewsMichelle "Miki" McGreevy, Mattapoisett residen, is a Wandering Wanderer. Here, Ms. McGreevy poses with a copy of The Wanderer during her February 2010 trip to Loveland, Colorado where she visited the Benson Sculpture Garden. Photo courtesy of Ms. McGreevy.
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Casa De Fruta527 viewsWandering Devyn Southern of Marion vacationing in California with his grandmother Susan Parker made a stop at the famous Casa De Fruta which is a very famous destination for tourists to visit for any kind of produce you can imagine.
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Panama527 viewsWanderer readers Albert and Eileen Caron at the Panama Canal on October 22, 2010.
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Lighthouse Halloween527 viewsThe spooky season is now among us, but then just like that, in the blink of a Jack o’ lantern’s eye, we will be into the Christmas season switching pumpkins for wreaths and candy corn for candy canes. In the meantime, enjoy the spooky sights around the Tri-Town, like this lighted carved pumpkin competing for attention with the light from the Ned’s Point Lighthouse. Photo by Felix Perez - October 24, 2019 edition
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Tri-County Holiday Concert 2006526 viewsThe auditorium at the Sippican School was overflowing on Sunday, December 10 as the Tri-County Symphonic Band presented their “Christmas-time Around the World” concert under the direction of Philip Sanborn. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Toe Jam Puppet Performance526 viewsMembers of the Toe Jam Puppet Band recently brought their home-spun brand of entertainment to the Mattapoisett Knights of Columbus Hall on Sunday, February 11 for a concert and party that left the audience begging for more. Band members Tom and Vinny treated the packed house to an interactive blend of playgroup fun meets concert. For more information about the Toe Jam Puppet Band, visit their website at www.toejampuppetband.com. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Exchanging Ideas526 viewsForeign exchange students now attending ORR High School spoke to the members of the Women’s Community Guild of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church on Tuesday, March 6 in the church’s Reynard Hall. The three students are all members of the American Field Service (AFS) at ORR High School and spoke of their experiences here in America (a student from Holland and a student from Turkey) and abroad (an ORR student who spent a year in Iceland). (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Lizzie T's Spelling Bee526 viewsElizabeth Taber Library's First Annual Lizzie T's Spelling Bee. March 8, 2007
Teams Thursday Tennis Group and Seaside School Sea Bees in the final round
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Relay for Life526 viewsThe American Cancer Society held their third annual Relay for Life of the Tri-Town at the Old Rochester Regional High School track on Friday, June 8 and Saturday, June 9 to raise funds in the fight against cancer. This year 21 teams of walkers raised more than $60,000 before the first step had been taken on Friday night — more than tripling the total amount of money raised in the first year of the walk-a-thon in 2005. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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