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Super Duper Fun Fair509 viewsSaturday, July 30, was the day of the annual Super Duper Fun Fair, put on by the First Congregational Church of Marion. There were games, a white elephant, plant sale, book sale, antiques, food, and, of course, cotton candy. Photos by Jean Perry
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Marion Art Center Halloween Parade 509 viewsIt looked as though nearly a thousand people came out for the Marion Art Center Halloween Parade on Monday, October 31. The event gets bigger and better every year, it seems, judging by the number of people and the degree of creativity when it comes to the costumes. Photos by Jean Perry
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Marion Art Center Halloween Parade 509 viewsIt looked as though nearly a thousand people came out for the Marion Art Center Halloween Parade on Monday, October 31. The event gets bigger and better every year, it seems, judging by the number of people and the degree of creativity when it comes to the costumes. Photos by Jean Perry
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Marion Art Center Halloween Parade 509 viewsIt looked as though nearly a thousand people came out for the Marion Art Center Halloween Parade on Monday, October 31. The event gets bigger and better every year, it seems, judging by the number of people and the degree of creativity when it comes to the costumes. Photos by Jean Perry
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Marion Cub Scout Pack 32509 viewsWith the support of the community, Marion Cub Scout Pack 32, Marion Boy Scouts Troop 32, Marion Police Brotherhood, and Marion Police Department collected several hundred pounds of food and delivered the donations to M.O.Life food pantry located in New Bedford, MA on November 11 following the Veterans Day ceremony at the Benjamin D. Cushing VFW building. Photo courtesy Kristen Saint Don-Campbell
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Marion Town Party509 viewsThis year’s Marion Town Party on Saturday, August 26, was a smashing success with more donations, more people in attendance, and more fun activities for the young people – of which there were also more, as many commented during the event. Photos by Glenn C. Silva
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COA Art Exhibit509 viewsThe newest art exhibit at the Marion Council on Aging is both a sublime and exciting partnership between local schools and the COA. Works have been created by students from Sippican Elementary and Old Rochester Regional Junior and Senior high schools. Art instructors Joanne Mogilnicki from the high school and Katie Kirk from the elementary school have inspired their students in fine art and craft techniques. The younger students created expressionistic paintings and the older students from Ceramics Art I a
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Historic Fire508 viewsA view of the Weweantic River emptying into Buzzard’s Bay is a beautiful contrast to the burnt, raw edges of the damaged section on the house.
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Not Easy Being Green508 viewsAs of February 4, 2010, the new police department in Marion is making good progress. Town Administrator Paul Dawson received calls from concerned citizens about the bright green exterior, but assures the public that this is just the vapor shield and not the final color. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley.
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Police Dedication508 viewsThe public was invited to a building dedication and ceremony for the new Marion police station on July 10, 2010. The town appropriated $3.8 million for the new building, which replaces the old police station on Spring Street. Among those in attendance were Police Chief Lincoln Miller, the Marion police department, the Board of Selectmen, Town Administrator Paul Dawson, Plymouth County Sheriff Joseph McDonald and members of the Police Station Building Committee. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley.
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The Rain Forest508 viewsSippican School got wild on February 7, 2011 when Mike Kohlrieser and his wildlife friends visited the school for a special performance, “The Rain Forest.” Photos by Felix Perez.
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Children’s Chorus508 viewsTo an attentive audience of proud parents and music lovers, the South Coast Children’s Chorus held its inaugural concert, “This Shall Be For Music”, on February 13, 2011 at the St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church in Marion. Photo by Felix Perez.
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