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040705-11046 viewsHannah Elizabeth Lafreniere, daughter of Peter and Pamela Lafreniere of Mattapoisett and granddaughter of John and Veronica Lafreniere of Rochester, poses with a copy of The Wanderer on a scenic beach in the Dominican Republic during a recent vacation with her parents and grandparents. (Photo courtesy of Veronica Lafreniere). 4/7/50 edition
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10-17-011045 viewsWendy Ashworth of Rochester poses with a copy of The Wanderer alongside NASCAR racer Todd Bodine during a recent trip with husband and Rochester Fire Chief Scott Ashworth to Bodine’s Discover Card Winston Cup Team in Talladega, FL. Ms. Ashworth had the honor of cooking traditional New England scallops wrapped in bacon for the Number 26 team. Although Bodine finished 24th in the race due to a penalty in crossing the finish line, it was a trip to remember for the Ashworth family. 10/17/02 edition
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Rochester Restorer1045 viewsWilliam Maxwell of Rochester poses with a copy of The Wanderer outside a house he helped to restore in the wake of the disaster in Chalmette, Louisiana, just outside of New Orleans. Like many others, Mr. Maxwell volunteered to help with crucial relief efforts down south.
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0313031044 viewsDuring a recent Vermont ski trip to Sugarbush, this local group enjoyed sweet treats at the ever-popular Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream. While there, they posed with a copy of The Wanderer. Pictured here, from left to right, are: Kristen Landry, Sharon Baldwin, Sean Landry, (all of Rochester) and Lindsey LeBlanc (from Mattapoisett). (Photo courtesy of Sheila Landry). 03/13/04 edition
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08-08-021043 viewsFor those of you who have been repeating “It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity” for the last couple of weeks, just imagine how hot it is right now down in Key West, Florida! Mattapoisett resident Edward Camara Jr. recently submitted this photo of himself posing with a copy of The Wanderer at the “Southernmost Point in the Continental U.S.A.” — a well-known landmark in Key West which is just 90 miles from Cuba. Aye carumba! (Photo courtesy of Edward Camara Jr.) 8/8/02 edition
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041703-21043 viewsPictured atop Magen’s Bay in St. Thomas USVI are “Wandering” Wanderer readers (l. to r.) Roland Vigeant of St. Thomas and Dartmouth; and Marion residents Mark Jones, Brandon Robert Jones, Cynthia Tilden, William Tilden, and Sandra Jones. (Photo courtesy of Sandra Jones). 4/17/03 edition
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Caribbean Family Vacation1043 viewsA March trip to the Caribbean found Marion family and friends in St. Barts with the Wanderer aboard. From left to right, Abby Keene, Gale Runnells, Bob Thompson, Andrea Keene and Hank Keene. Photo courtesy of Philippe!
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04-18-02-61042 viewsSkip Harris of Mattapoisett recently went Whistler Heliboarding in British Columbia, Canada and posed here with a copy of The Wanderer after being dropped off by the helicopter in the background. 4/18/02 edition
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05-23-02-31042 viewsDuring a trip to Paris this past Easter, John DeRugeris, a resident of Mattapoisett and Marion for the past 22 years, posed with friend Sonni Siegel from Rockville Centre, NY with the statue of Venus DiMilo which is housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris. The Louvre also boasts the Mona Lisa and Winged Victory as its most popular pieces. 5/23/02 edition
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0609051041 viewsMattapoisett resident Lori Bardwell (right) poses with a copy of The Wanderer alongside tentmate Colette Laroche during the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer held last month in Boston. The event drew some 1,750 walkers who raised over $4 million for breast cancer research. (Photo courtesy of Lori Bardwell). 6/9/05 edition
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Playground Pledge1041 viewsLoft School students (back row, l. to r.) Henry Ucci, Caroline Walsh, Mia Beams, (front row, l. to r.) William Garcia, Seamus Fearons, Sam Gordon and John Egger pose with the fundraising sign at the school playground in Marion which they hope will soon be renovated and improved. Behind the sign is the school’s President of Fundraising Jill Fearons. (Photo by Nancy MacKenzie).
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Strawberry Moon1041 viewsThe Strawberry Moon at Shipyard Park. Photo courtesy of Tina Clark
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