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No Rain On This Parade 164 viewsThe RCF was packed on Sunday with people out enjoying the fair food, parade, frog racing, and pie tossing at (willing) faces. Photos by Glenn C. Silva
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade 2017164 viewsThe Mattapoisett Police has again brought out the best Halloween in the community with another annual Mattapoisett Halloween Parade, including costume contests, over 600 goody bags and glow sticks, and safety tips for a happy and safe Halloween. Photos by Glenn C. Silva
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4th of July164 viewsJuly 4th at Ned’s Lighthouse. – Brendan Goss
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ORR Class of 2020164 viewsOld Rochester’s graduating class tosses their Graduation Caps in the air to celebrate graduating during the ceremony held on August 8, 2020. Photo by Ryan Feeney
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Santa Claus164 viewsSanta Claus and his elves swung by Ned’s Point, courtesy of the Mattapoisett Fire Department on Saturday morning. The Fire Department split up into Red and Green teams to cover neighbors in every corner of town as Santa waved to of families waiting along the roadside. Photos by Mick Colageo
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Photo by Carolyn Price164 viewsPhoto by Carolyn Price
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Photo by K Russel164 viewsPhoto by K Russel
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2021 Groundhog Cover Contest164 views2021 Groundhog Cover Contest by Aubry Sousa
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Biking in Mattapoisett164 viewsLiz DiCarlo and Bev Baccelli still biking in Mattapoisett, eager for the bike trail to be completed. Photo courtesy Beverly Baccelli
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Tri-Town Against Racism’s164 viewsORR student Alia Cusolito won honorable mention for her painting of late activist Audre Lorde.
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Storm Damage164 viewsAn uprooted tree lays across the front lawn of a ranch house on Front Street near Silvershell Beach in Marion last Friday. Earlier in the day, a Mattapoisett Fire truck monitored the scene after a downed powerline caused a fire and closed Water Street down the street from Town Hall. North of Route 195 in Mattapoisett, a snapped-off tree is held up by a utility wire. Photos by Mick Colageo and Marilou Newell
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Library Treasures163 viewsWord spread of the Antiques Roadshow-style fundraiser at the Mattapoisett Library on March 29, attracting scores of South Coasters clutching their treasures, antiques, and heirlooms for appraisal and admiration, hoping Francis McNamee of the Marion Antique Shop might discover worth in their belongings beyond their sentimental value. Paying $5 per item appraised, some brought primitive dolls, old books, tea sets, and artwork. By Jean Perry
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