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Painting Donation468 viewsJames Russell, president of the New Bedford Whaling Museum (center) accepts painting from Mattapoisett watercolorist Mike Mazer (left) as Ian Marshall, president of the American Society of Marine Artists, (right) looks on. The painting was one of three donated to the New Bedford Whaling Museum by Dr. Mazer at the annual meeting of ASMA held recently at the Whaling Museum. Photo by Robert Semler, ASMA past president. 
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The Wanderer397 viewsA “treasure trove” of photos depicting the Wanderer, the final ship to be built in Mattapoisett’s Shipyard Park, was purchased by Brad and Priscilla Hathaway, who donated the photos to the Mattapoisett Historical Society in September, 2009.
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Series Champs406 viewsCam Coelho, left, and Mitchell Midwood, both of Mattapoisett, are shown Saturday in Davidson, N.C., proudly exhibiting the championship plaques they were awarded as members of the 11-and-Under travel team of the Swansea Independent Baseball League of Swansea . (Photo courtesy of Swansea Independent Baseball League)
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Raffle Results428 viewsThanks to everyone for making the Spinal Cord Society raffle at Harbor Days a success. This year, the Society has been made aware of the increasing need for support for our veterans. Katie White helps Commander Michael Lamoureux, of the Florence Eastman Post 280, select the winner in the raffle held July 21, 2009.
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Concordia382 viewsMattapoisett resident Tom Borges, an artist and ship's carpenter, poses with his one-third scale wooden model of a Concordia Yawl on display at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in the Jacobs Family Gallery. Photo courtesy of Arthur P. Motta.
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PD Training451 viewsOn August 20, 2009, police officers from the Southeastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council Rapid Response team conducted training exercises at 73 County Road in Rochester from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. 25 officers from various local police departments, including Mattapoisett, Rochester and Marion, gathered to practice “flash bangs” and “simunitions.” Photo by Paul Lopes
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Square Dancing378 viewsIt was good, ol’ fashioned, square-dancin’ fun at the Mattapoisett gazebo on July 10, 2010. As the sun set over Mattapoisett harbor, the Wareham Swingers dance group held a free, all-ages square dancing session. Photo by Felix Perez.
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The Wanderer419 viewsA “treasure trove” of photos depicting the Wanderer, the final ship to be built in Mattapoisett’s Shipyard Park, was purchased by Brad and Priscilla Hathaway, who donated the photos to the Mattapoisett Historical Society in September, 2009.
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Poker Run405 viewsMotorcyclists gathered Sunday morning, September 20, in the parking lot of ORR to ride in the third annual Poker Run for Alex Pateakos. Alex is a five-year-old Marion boy who suffers from Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Money raised by the poker run will benefit Alex, and Families of SMA, a group that helps families like the Pateakos’ live their lives as close to normal as possible. The Poker Run covered 65 miles and ran through Lakeville, Carver, East Wareham, and back to ORR. Photo by Anne O'Brien-Kakley
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Ned's Point Honors407 viewsCommodore Renell LeBlanc presents the prestigious Larry and Lenore Closson Family Award to Betty and Bert Theriault for thirty-four years of outstanding service to the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Photo by Bill Beane, IPFC Flotilla 63.
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Parade Prep619 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Water Department worked to assemble the Mattapoisett Town Float this past week in preparation for the 150th Sesquicentennial Parade to take place on Saturday, August 4, kicking off a week filled with events. Here workers pose with Mattapoisett Selectman Steve Lombard and his wife Joyce (far left), Town Clerk Barbara Sullivan (third from left), and Assistant to the Town Administrator Melody Pacheco (fourth from left) on the float-in-progress. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Last Sunrise385 viewsThe last sunrise of 2010 at Ned’s Point photographed by Carol Ingram.
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