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Pico Beach66 viewsThe shores of Pico Beach. Photo by Ruth A. GriffinDec 24, 2025
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Ned’s Point Snow91 viewsNed’s Point has its first snowfall of the season. Photo by Rob GrantDec 24, 2025
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Mattapoisett’s Shipyard Park110 viewsMattapoisett’s Shipyard Park Christmas tree flanked by the park’s sign. Those who have passed by at night were treated to the park’s lanterns’ warm, fiery glow. The gazebo is also lit, as well as there being a small installation at the end of the Town Wharf. Photo by Sam Bishop - December 25, 2025 editionDec 24, 2025
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Ned’s Point Snow14 viewsSnowy Ned’s Point. Photo by Ellen ScholterDec 24, 2025
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Marion’s own Christmas Tree7 viewsMarion’s own Christmas tree at Old Landing Veterans Park. The tree, made of lobster pots, was designed and put up by the Department of Public Works. Photo by Sam BishopDec 24, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum9 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a wonderful time on December 17 using recycled and natural materials for gift giving. We made snow globes, bird feeders, shell ornaments, and more! We also enjoyed snacks and having fun visiting with friends. The museum wishes to thank all the terrific volunteers that came out to help. Happy Holidays from the museum and see you soon. Photos courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdDec 24, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum10 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a wonderful time on December 17 using recycled and natural materials for gift giving. We made snow globes, bird feeders, shell ornaments, and more! We also enjoyed snacks and having fun visiting with friends. The museum wishes to thank all the terrific volunteers that came out to help. Happy Holidays from the museum and see you soon. Photos courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdDec 24, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum5 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a wonderful time on December 17 using recycled and natural materials for gift giving. We made snow globes, bird feeders, shell ornaments, and more! We also enjoyed snacks and having fun visiting with friends. The museum wishes to thank all the terrific volunteers that came out to help. Happy Holidays from the museum and see you soon. Photos courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdDec 24, 2025
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Take Your Child to the Library Day326 viewsThe Plumb Library in Rochester participated in the national “Take Your Child to the Library Day” on Saturday, February 6. Encore Entertainment, Mr. Vinnie from The Toe Jam Puppet Band, and “Professor Trelawney” greeted kids and their families during the event that Children’s Librarian Lisa Fuller said was all about raising “library awareness.” Photos by Colin Veitch
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Special Olympics Young Athletes317 viewsRoughly 120 Tabor Academy students volunteered on January 10 to assist with the school’s first session of the Special Olympics Young Athletes™ program held at Tabor. The program offers children ages 3-7 with intellectual and developmental disabilities opportunities to engage in physical activities vital to mental and physical growth. Spearheaded by Math teacher Tim Cleary and Tabor senior Molly Bent, sessions continue January 17 to March 6 (no session February 7) at 2:00 pm at the Fish Center for Athletics
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Marion Wells247 viewsMarion’s well field at Mary’s Pond is a work in progress, as three state-of-the-art, 12-inch well pipes with submersible pumps are replacing 26 red-capped pipes that measure 2½ inches in diameter. The network of smaller pipes has been operated by one pump located inside the station building. When completed, Marion expects that upgrades at the East and West well fields and at Mary’s Pond will enable the town to double its water production. See story on Water/Sewer Commissioners.
Photo by Ryan Feeney
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Hot to Trot362 viewsThe third annual “Hot to Trot” dog walk hosted by the Sippican Lands Trust brought about 20 dogs and at least twice as many humans out for a post-Thanksgiving walk at the SLT’s White Eagle property in Marion on November 29. The property is about 1,200 contiguous acres of conservation land including 24 acres of cranberry bogs. Photos by Colin Veitch
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