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Classic Cars315 viewsClassic car enthusiasts from the area gathered Monday nights throughout the summer, riding up in their shiny antique cars and pulling up a lawn chair to sit back and reminisce about the good old days to the sounds of music from the ‘50s and ‘60s. October 12 will be the final classic car show of the year at Plumb Corner, and the biggest. There will be food, a DJ, vendors, and trophies for the top 50 car entries. Photo by Jean PerrySep 25, 2014
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Feestaardvarken354 viewsFeestaardvarken (Party Aardvark) is a 30-meter long (98 feet) concrete sculpture located in the center of Arnhem in the Netherlands. The sculpture was commissioned by Burgers’ Zoo to commemorate their 100th anniversary in 2013. It was created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, who has many great works including a giant rubber duck that has been displayed around the world. His latest work, Hippopothames, will debut on September 14. Photo by Paul LopesSep 11, 2014
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Sunflower Fun341 viewsA field of sunflowers and zinnias off Vaughn Hill Road in Rochester sparkles with color in the hot setting sun on Labor Day, one of the hotter and muggier of the summer days that set on the Tri-Town area after weeks of cooler, breezier weather. Photo by Jean Perry. September 4, 2014 editionSep 03, 2014
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Quahogging373 viewsSome locals learned the basics of quahogging on Saturday, August 9, as part of the Buzzards Bay Coalition’s Bay Adventure series. Participants gathered at Mattapoisett Beach at Camp Massasoit and, led by BBC Outdoor Educator Meghan Gahm, received a little Quahogging 101. Photo By Renae Reints - August 14, 2014 editionAug 13, 2014
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Mike the Bubble Man377 viewsMike Dorval, aka Mike the Bubble Man, wowed Tri-Town children on June 23 with his exciting presentation on the science behind bubbles. The show kicked off the Plumb Library’s summer reading program, and the Rochester Cultural Council helped fund the event. Photos by Jean PerryJun 25, 2014
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Nani364 viewsAll the way from Vermont’s Canadian Border, Nani is one of the many summer residents to enjoy the Mattapoisett seaside. Photo by Taylor Mello - Each week we feature pet photos in our Pet Picks (see page 78). If you would like to have your pet featured send a photo and write-up to support@wanderer.com or drop it by our office.Jun 19, 2014
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Old Rochester Regional High School Class of 2014380 viewsCongratulations to the Old Rochester Regional High School Class of 2014 who will be graduating this Saturday, June 7. A list of graduates can be found on page 56. Photo courtesy of Pacheco StudioJun 04, 2014
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Memorial Day358 viewsNavy Reserve Commander Paul J. Brawley will be the keynote speaker at Mattapoisett’s Memorial Day ceremony.May 21, 2014
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Iceland Adventure377 views Elizabeth ad Mary Lopes visited Iceland in October. While there they enjoyed the first snow of the season in the first week of October as well as a visit to the black sand beached near Grótta which is just east of Reykjavík. The black sand on the beaches are made from lava which has been tumbled by the surf for centuries.Apr 23, 2014
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Vocabulary Day Parade 388 viewsA living, breathing, (and giggling) dictionary of vocabulary words displayed their intellect and imagination at Rochester Memorial School during its first annual Vocabulary Day Parade on April 4. Photo by Jean PerryApr 09, 2014
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Seussical, the Musical387 viewsThe Old Rochester Regional High School Drama Club production of “Seussical, the Musical”opens this Thursday and runs on April 3, 4, and 5 at 7:30 pm and April 6 at 2:00 pm. Photos by Felix Perez - April 3, 2014 editionApr 02, 2014
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Take a Hike!390 views In our first installment of “Take a Hike!” we visited Church’s Field in Rochester off Mattapoisett Road. This Rochester Land trust property is easily accessible, with off-road parking and a wide, mulched trail – and, despite the persistent occupation of winter, there is beauty to be found in every season in Tri-Town. The trail loops through a Holly tree grove, passing mossy glacial outcroppings of rocks, and leads to a river, where the historical ruins of the Church family saw mill wait to be rediscovered.Mar 19, 2014
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