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Mattapoisett11 viewsMinnows at low tide at the Mattapoisett town beach. Photo by Jennifer ShepleyApr 22, 2026
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Mattapoisett12 viewsSt. Anthony Church in Mattapoisett. Photo by Rob GrantApr 22, 2026
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Marion Natural History Museum10 viewsOn Wednesday, April 8, the Marion Natural History Museum's afterschool group welcomed Marianne Piche, Habitat Biologist with Massachusetts Division of Fish and Wildlife. Marianne helped us to explore the importance of Young Forests. Young forests are areas which are in the process of restoration after a fire or timber harvesting event. These forests provide unique habitat for a variety of wildlife which rely on the tender shoots and herbaceous vegetation that will not be found in a more mature forest. The mApr 22, 2026
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Mattapoisett Lions Club Senior Dinner8 viewsOn Saturday, April 18, the Mattapoisett Congressional Church hosted the Mattapoisett Lions Club Senior Dinner. Nearly every seat in the hall was taken up by local seniors chowing down on a full turkey dinner; which also included apple pie for dessert. Live music was also performed as the Lions Club and church staff scurried between the kitchen and dinning area in order to serve their many guests. Photo by Sam Bishop. April 23, 2026 editionApr 22, 2026
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Marion Natural History Museum10 viewsOn Wednesday, April 15, the Marion Natural History Museum's afterschool group had fun learning about the parts of a flower that produces pollen and the important role that pollinators play in our everyday lives. By dividing the group into three different types of insect species, Bees, Wasps, and Butterflies, the kids had fun playing a relay game to collect pollen. We then created flower seed "bombs" to take home and plant. Many thanks to museum volunteer Maggie Payne, monarch butterfly and pollinator enthusApr 22, 2026
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Marion Natural History Museum8 viewsOn Wednesday, April 8, the Marion Natural History Museum's afterschool group welcomed Marianne Piche, Habitat Biologist with Massachusetts Division of Fish and Wildlife. Marianne helped us to explore the importance of Young Forests. Young forests are areas which are in the process of restoration after a fire or timber harvesting event. These forests provide unique habitat for a variety of wildlife which rely on the tender shoots and herbaceous vegetation that will not be found in a more mature forest. The mApr 22, 2026
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Marion Natural History Museum6 viewsApr 22, 2026
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Retired Mattapoisett Police Chief8 viewsOn Wednesday, April 15, retired Mattapoisett Police Chief James Moran celebrated his 90th birthday in Mattapoisett with family and friends. He started as a patrol officer in 1963 and held the position of Chief for almost 20 years. Pictured from left to right: Retired Mattapoisett Police Officers Milt Heuberger, Ed Pina, Chief Moran, and Ken Pacheco. Photo courtesy Patrick MoranApr 22, 2026
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Winter Farmer’s Market398 viewsWinter is over, and the indoor Winter Farmer’s Market season almost is, too. There is one more left before the regular outdoor seasonal farmer’s market starts up again on Tuesday, June 2 outside the Old Rochester Regional Junior High School. Photos by Colin Veitch
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RMS Talent354 viewsRMS students strutted their stuff on Thursday, March 9, during the annual RMS Talent Show. A number of performers delighted the audience, including fifth-grader Storm Lanzoni who wowed the audience with his freestyle dancing and gymnastics. Photos by Colin Veitch
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Harbor Days 198 viewsCakes were on the griddle, and patriotism was in the air, as residents and visitors were greeted by the annual Harbor Days festival hosted by the Lions Club last weekend in Shipyard Park. Photo courtesy of the Mattapoisett Lions Club and Immediate Past King Lion Robert Haley
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FOX 25 Zip Trip606 viewsMattapoisett residents turned out for FOX 25 Morning News' live broadcast from Shipyard Park on Friday, June 6, 2008.
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