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Oceaneers Soccer Club894 viewsParticipants from the tri-towns who just completed the 2006-2007 season with the Oceaneers Soccer Club were given trophies during an awards ceremony held on Saturday, November 4. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Mattapoisett Birthday Bash894 viewsThe added touch of a painted crosswalk outside the Mattapoisett Town Hall was perfect for Mattapoisett's 150th Birthday Celebration held on Sunday, May 20, 2007. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Little Neck Expansion893 viewsThis is a conceptual drawing for the proposed expansion of Marion's Little Neck Village senior housing complex. Pending state and federal funding and local approval, the two-phase project would add 42 new units to the existing 8.69-acre site along with a 1,300 square foot Community Building which could also be used for the town's senior activities. (Design by Lindquist, Fenuccio and Raber Architects, Inc.)
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Cruising Camden Yards892 viewsTom Gordon poses with a copy of The Wanderer at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor while enjoying some time away and visiting Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles.
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Cave Dwellers889 viewsAllie Arnfield and Justin Shay (both of Rochester) take a moment to read the latest news deep inside of Clarkesville Cave near Albany, NY. Tom Kinsky, Memorial School science teacher, led the eight-person group on a three-and-a-half hour crawl through the twists and turns of the cave system on January 17. (01/29/09 issue)
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Panama Cruise888 viewsClaudette and Roger Bolduc of Rochester pose aboard the cruise ship Infinity with The Wanderer as they went through the Gatun Locks in the Panama Canal during a recent trip to Aruba, Mexico, Los Angeles and San Diego. (11/30/06 issue).
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Smooth Sailing in Buzzards Bay887 viewsFourteen classes of racing vessels will fill Sippican Harbor this weekend as the 34th Annual Buzzards Bay Regatta (BBR) kicks off on August 4, 5 and 6 in Marion. One of the largest multi-class regattas in the United States, the prestigious BBR draws over 400 boats each year. (Photo by and courtesy of Official BBR Photographer Fran Grenon, Spectrum Photo, www.spectrumphotofg.com).
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Dancing with the ‘Stars’887 viewsThe Mattapoisett Congregational Church hosted a family-oriented night of "Dancing with the Stars" on Friday, March 23. Young and old alike danced to the music of DJ Don Hunt from City Lights Disc Jockey Services and then were thrilled to dance alongside special guest 'stars' The Cat in the Hat and Shrek! Here, members of Heidi Parker Catelli's dance troupe show off a few choice dance moves. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Ocean Odyssey in Rochester, Too886 viewsStudents in Grades 2, 3 and 4 at Rochester’s Memorial School were recently treated to a day-long “Global Ocean Odyssey” program and exhibit from the New England Aquarium on Monday, October 16. Here students learn what food and other products are made either in whole or in part from various sea life. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Pitchin' In883 viewsDoug McLaughlin of Rochester shows off the antique pitchfork he purchased for just $1 at the 33rd Annual Craft Fair and Flea Market held on the town green in front of the First Congregational Church in Rochester center. Despite some overcast weather, the fair was yet another success. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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ORR Army Band882 viewsSeventh grade musicians from ORR Junior High School including Jack Thomas, Tom Tucker, Ian McLean, and Teddy Kassabian with Seamus McMahon on percussion recently accompanied Salvation Army bell ringer Lucy Genereux of New Bedford at the Stop and Shop in Fairhaven as part of a community service project.
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Flying the Town's Flag880 views(L. to R.) Mattapoisett artist Peter Martin, Mattapoisett Lions Club President Lance Calise, and Arthur Blackburn, Chairman of the Lions Club Flag Project, pose with the Mattapoisett town flag designed by Mr. Martin. The flag hangs in the Hall of Flags at the State House depicting the history and spirit of the Mattapoisett community. The Mattapoisett Lions Club will be selling flags at Harbor Days and throughout the year for $35 to benefit Lions Club charities and commemorating the Town’s 150th anniversary.
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