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Permanent Planting484 viewsMattapoisett School Committee Chairman Elizabeth Milde unveils the newly-installed plaque rededicating the red maple tree just beneath the clock tower at Center School in memory of Suzanne Rogers, a first grader at the school who died tragically in 1977 when she was struck by a car. The Mattapoisett School Committee commissioned a new plaque to forever announce the tree’s significance. (Photo by Robert Chiarito). 
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Meet the New Boss484 viewsIn a surprising upset, first-time candidate for office George “Porgie” Randall (pictured here surrounded by supporters at the polls) defeated incumbent Raymond Andrews for a three-year seat on the Mattapoisett Board of Selectmen during the Annual Town Election held on Tuesday, May 20 at Old Hammondtown School. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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A Sort of Homecoming612 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Vintage Base Ball631 viewsMembers of the Old Ironsides Vintage Base Ball Club played a traditional period game of "base ball" at Old Hammondtown School on Sunday, August 5 as part of Mattapoisett's weeklong 150th Birthday Celebration. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Mattapoisett Remembers514 viewsThe Town of Mattapoisett paid tribute to our armed forces, both past and present, with their annual Memorial Day Parade and Observance held on Monday afternoon, May 26, 2008. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Deck the Doors658 viewsWinners of Mattapoisett’s Second Annual “Deck the Doors” Contest, sponsored by the Mattapoisett Women’s Club, include 9 Crestfield Street, which was awarded the Nautical Award. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Frosty and Friends617 views(from left) Alex, Margo and Josephine Cannell of Mattapoisett pose with the giant snowman they made on the Town Wharf during the first significant snowstorm of the season on Friday, December 19. The heavy, wet snow made for ideal packing and was perfect to fashion into a snowman. (Photo courtesy of Joanella Cannell).
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Pancakes in the Park687 viewsThe popular Sunday morning Pancake Breakfast was a major attraction of this year's annual seaside Harbor Days festival, sponsored by the Mattapoisett Lions Club, which was held in Shipyard Park on the weekend of July 20-22. The event drew thousands of people who enjoyed craft booths, great food, amazing entertainment, and some hometown pride. (Photo by Sylvia Fales).
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Mattapoisett Road Race610 viewsRunners leading the 1,000-plus member pack of registrants in the 2008 Mattapoisett Road Race held on July 4 start the long trek through Mattapoisett Village promptly at 9:00 AM. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Summer Concert457 viewsThe Showstoppers closed out the Seaport Village Summer Concert Series at Mattapoisett's Shipyard Park on Saturday evening, September 5. The event brought several hundred people to the Mattapoisett waterfront for a family friendly, fun filled evening of entertainment as the talented young singers performed popular hits and Broadway standards while many in the audience ate picnic suppers. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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Permanent Planting502 viewsFamily and friends gather for the unveiling of a newly-installed plaque rededicating the red maple tree just beneath the clock tower at Center School in memory of Suzanne Rogers, a first grader at the school who died tragically in 1977 when she was struck by a car. The Mattapoisett School Committee commissioned a new plaque to forever announce the tree’s significance. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Scouts Honor637 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett Boy Scout Troop 53 prepare care packages that are going to soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan over the holidays. Donations are still being accepted to support our soldiers overseas. There is a local collection point at Mailbox Services on Route 6 in Mattapoisett. For more information about what things are needed for care packages, please check out the website of Cape Cod Cares For Our Troops at www.capecod4thetroops.com, or contact Troop 53 Scoutmaster Ron Ellis at 508-758-3311.
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