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Poetic Jazz634 viewsEllen Flynn and members of the Friends of the Mattapoisett Library welcomed poet Franklin D. Reeve to the Kinsale Inn in Mattapoisett on Sunday April 5 as part of the library's celebration of National Poetry Month. Mr. Reeve performed his piece, The Blue Cat Walks the Earth, accompianied by improvisational jazz muscians Don Davis and Joe Deleault in a performance dedicated to the memory of the late Library Director Judy Wallace. (Photo by Robert Chiarito)
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Keeping Fit634 viewsLocal wellness coach Derek DeCosta will be holding a free seminar on Thursday evening, May 28 at 7:15 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Mattapoisett as part of his efforts towards making the Tri-Town area a healthier place to live.
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Fish Story634 viewsThe Buzzards Bay Anglers Club hosted the First Annual Gus Casassa Scup Cup fishing tournament at the Mattapoisett Wharves on Saturday, July 11. The event attracted about 20 youngsters aged twelve and younger with each child receiving a new fishing rod and reel as part of their entry. Winners, who caught the largest fish of the day, also were awarded plaques for their efforts. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Ahoy, Matey!633 viewsThe Toe Jam Puppet Band made a return to the Tri-Town area on Saturday, January 26 as they brought their Toe Jam Pirate Show to the Center School Gymnasium. The concert was a benefit for Project GROW with proceeds aiding the organization’s scholarship fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Triple Threat633 viewsThe 2008 running of the Mattapoisett Lions Club Triathlon was held at the Mattapoisett Town Beach on Sunday morning, July 13, beginning at 8:00 am. This year 173 participants attempted the triple event which began with a swim in Mattapoisett Harbor, a bike ride into the town village, and a marathon back to the Town Beach. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Alternate Route?632 viewsWhile work proceeds on Mattapoisett Neck Road in Mattapoisett, a sharp-eyed reader caught this detour sign which has since been altered to hide the “seek alternate route” portion ... and with good reason. We’d like to challenge our readers to provide us with a possible “alternate route” to access Mattapoisett Neck for a chance to win a prize. We’ll also publish the most creative and/or amusing suggestion in a future edition.
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Holiday in the Park 2007632 viewsSanta arrives for Mattapoisett's annual "Holiday in the Park" celebration which was held in Shipyard Park on Saturday, December 1, 2007 and drew a record crowd to the seasonal seaside event. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Poetic Jazz632 viewsEllen Flynn and members of the Friends of the Mattapoisett Library welcomed poet Franklin D. Reeve to the Kinsale Inn in Mattapoisett on Sunday April 5 as part of the library's celebration of National Poetry Month. Mr. Reeve performed his piece, The Blue Cat Walks the Earth, accompianied by improvisational jazz muscians Don Davis and Joe Deleault in a performance dedicated to the memory of the late Library Director Judy Wallace. (Photo by Robert Chiarito)
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Triathlon 2009632 viewsOver two hundred athletes participated in this year's Mattapoisett Triathlon on Sunday morning, July 12. The athletes endurance was tested over a course which included a quarter-mile swim, a ten-mile bike ride and a three and three quarters-mile run. The race marks the beginning of the Mattapoisett Lions Club's annual Harbor Days Celebration with events including a craft fair, several suppers and a pancake breakfast , which unfold over the course of the week. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Hall Hunting631 viewsThe Mattapoisett Congregational Church held their annual Rummage and White Elephant Sale on Saturday, September 29 in the church's Reynard Hall. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade 2007631 viewsSecond Place winner in the Grade 5 and 6 category was Sam Appleton as a Headless Horseman. (Photo by Deborah Silva).
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade 2007630 viewsThird Place winner in the Adult category was Kathy Goulart as a gypsy woman. (Photo by Deborah Silva).
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