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Rose Pitches In818 viewsOpening Day Ceremonies for the 2007 season of Mattapoisett Youth Baseball (MYB) included special guests and local legends such as former American Idol contestant Ayla Brown, who sang the National Anthem and threw out the ceremonial first pitch, and former Boston Red Sox pitcher Brian Rose (pictured). The day also included a tribute to longtime MYB supporter and former Mattapoisett Recreation Director John Haley with the field at Old Hammondtown School in his honor. (Photo by Robert Chiarito). 
(18 votes)
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Stormy Weather, Too754 viewsRain and heavy winds pounded the tri-town area on Saturday and Sunday, October 28 and 29, causing damage to some homes and grounding several boats that were anchored in Mattapoisett Harbor (Photo by Peter McGowan).
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Eastover Trail493 viewsA boardwalk stretches through "Eastover South", a new Marion hiking trail that is being built by the Trustees of Reservation and a group of local volunteers. Photo by Robert Chiarito
(16 votes)
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Tri-Town Bike Benefit523 viewsSeveral hundred children and their parents braved soggy conditions to participate in the first annual Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) Tri-Town Ride for Kids on Saturday, May 19 starting at Center School on Barstow Street in Mattapoisett. The young bikers arrived with the goal of pedaling their way towards raising $10,000 in the fight to find a cure for cancer. Children ranging in age from 3 to 15 years were encouraged to participate in the bike rally benefit. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
(16 votes)
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'Kiss Me Kate' at Tabor1032 viewsMembers of Tabor Academy’s Drama Club rehearse for their upcoming production of Kiss Me Kate, to be staged at the school on February 22, 23 and 24 and 7:30 pm each night in the school’s Hoyt Performing Arts Center. The large cast will include (left to right) Ariel Barber as Lily Vanessa/Kate; Ned Riseley as Fred/Petruchio; Justin Nichols as Bill/Lucientio; and Nadia Shutkufski as Lois Lane/Bianca. Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased at the door. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
(23 votes)
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Garden Glories743 viewsThe annual "Gardens by the Sea" benefit, a tour of private gardens sponsored by Saint Gabriel's Episcopal Church in Marion, was held on Friday, July 20. The seven gardens highlighted this year ran the gamut from the quaint Marion village area to the glorious outreaches of Point and Delano Roads. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
(7 votes)
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Sippican School Book Fair843 viewsSippican School in Marion recently held its third annual book fair to benefit the sixth grade class and their upcoming spring trip to the White Mountains in New Hampshire, known as “The Wilderness Classroom.” Pictured here (l. to r.) are Sophie Harding, Hannah Walsh, coordinator Aimee Fox, Brian Fox, and TJ Lee. (Photo by Nancy MacKenzie).
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Tennis Tourney600 viewsSeveral tri-town residents and local members of the Sippican Tennis Club in Marion recently participated in the eighth annual Ron Burton Training Village Tennis Tournament held last week in Hubbardston, MA. Coordinated by Sippican Tennis Club member Joanne Byron and Dr. Milton Weiner of Marion, the tournament raises funds to support the Ron Burton Training Village, which hosts underprivileged inner city youths from 11 to 17 years old during the summer months. (Photo courtesy of Joanne Byron).
(12 votes)
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Senior Spring Fling530 viewsSeniors from Mattapoisett, Marion and Rochester participated in the eighth annual “Spring Fling” dance party on Sunday, May 6 in the Sippican School cafeteria. The event was hosted by the Marion Council on Aging (COA) with a group of student volunteers from Old Rochester Regional Junior High School, who not only helped serve refreshments, but also joined their elders on the dance floor for some contemporary and traditional dances. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
(12 votes)
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Lizzie T's Spelling Bee543 viewsElizabeth Taber Library's First Annual Lizzie T's Spelling Bee. March 8, 2007
Team Bee MARVELous; Kate Marvel, Becky Love, & Kate Collins
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COA Director Departs544 viewsThe Mattapoisett Board of Selectmen recently acknowledged outgoing Council on Aging (COA) Director Cheryl Randall, who is leaving to become Director for the Association for Relief of Aging Women, by presenting her with a plaque for her past service to the town. Ms. Randall (second from left) is seen here posing with the plaque and bouquet of flowers from her father, George (center) along with Mattapoisett Selectman Jordan Collyer, Selectman Ray Andrews, and her son. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
(15 votes)
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Island Wharf, Marion882 viewsIsland Wharf, Marion
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