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Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader693 viewsMattapoisett resident, Elaine Botelho, along with 130 fellow Alumni cheerleaders, cheered during halftime at the Falcons VS Panthers game on September 30. Elaine, wife of former Mattapoisett Town Administrator Michael Botelho, was an Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader in 1966.
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Mattapoisett Halloween '06692 viewsJack Thomas took top prize in the junior/senior high school category for his “toy soldier” in the 2006 Mattapoisett Halloween Parade. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Mexican Standoff692 viewsLibby Field and her daughter, Charlotte, pose in Tulum, Mexico during an autumn break in October with a copy of The Wanderer which featured Libby’s father, Horace Field, Mattapoisett’s Assistant Harbormaster, and his dog Bonnie on the front cover. (05/03/07 issue)
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Tri-Town Bike Benefit692 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).
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Stories and Songs692 viewsAs part of the Mattapoisett Public Library's summer reading program, Davis Bates and Roger Tincknell presented a live performance called a "Multi-Cultural Celebration in Story and Song" in Reynard Hall of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church on Monday, June 25 which had kids singing and dancing to a variety of songs and stories. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Glory Unfurled692 viewsMattapoisett's weeklong 150th Sesquicentennial Celebration was capped off with a closing ceremony featuring the glorious unfurling of three large versions of the Stars and Stripes, courtesy of the National Flag Truck exhibit, in the area of the Town Wharf and Shipyard Park on Sunday afternoon, August 12. (Photo by Ken Howland).
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Good Win!692 viewsWendy and Gordy Goodwin (middle and right) are presented with the E.L.Goodwin perpetual trophy from Harry Norweb, Vice Commodore of the Beverly Yacht Club (left) for winning their fourth National Bullseye Championship in five years which was hosted at the BYC. The first place trophy is named for Wendy’s grandfather, who was the original maker of the fiberglass Bullseye Sailboat. (Photo courtesy of Anne T. Converse).
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Aida at ORR692 viewsPast and present members of the Old Rochester Regional High School Drama Club came together under the direction of Paul Sardinha for a remarkable three-day summer production of Aida, the acclaimed Broadway show from Tim Rice and Elton John, which was staged at the high school last weekend. The show offered great performances, lavish musical numbers, and eye-popping costumes and set design that thrilled the packed-house audiences each night. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Pee-Wee Football692 viewsOld Rochester Youth Football’s (ORYF) Pee Wee team beat Fairhaven, 14-0, on Sunday, September 28 and they are now 3-1-1. (Photo by Robert Chiarito.)
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TriTown Happenings692 viewsIt’s a busy time of year in the TriTown with events including the musical “Adventures in Love” this Thursday and Friday at ORR. Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” was performed at Rochester Memorial School and the Dixie Diehard’s played at the Marion Art Center this past weekend. Despite the rain there was a huge turn out for the Mattapoisett Youth Baseball season opener. (May 7, 2009 Edition)
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Dr. Temple Grandin692 viewsDr. Temple Grandin, noted autistic, author, speaker, and professor of animal science at Colorado State University, visited Old Colony RVTHS on Saturday, March 11, to a packed audience of educators and parents. Grandin, dressed in one of her signature cowgirl shirts, bolo tie, and western belt buckle, delivered a powerful message: The world needs all kinds of minds. Photo by Jean Perry - March 16, 2017
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Jungle Fever691 viewsMembers of the fourth grade class at Rochester’s Memorial School recently staged two performances of Disney’s classic The Jungle Book on Wednesday, January 31 in the school’s cafetorium. Based on the Disney movie, the show featured great sing-along numbers like “The Bare Necessities,” “I Wan’na Be Like You” and “That’s What Friends Are For.” (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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