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Christmas Holiday Shop408 viewsSt. Anthony’s and St. Rita’s parishioners combined efforts to give the community a Christmas Holiday Shop and Celebration on Saturday, December 5, 2009. The basement of St. Anthony’s church was decked out in snowflakes, wreaths, bells, bows, and a Santa sleigh. Santa listened patiently as children told him what they wanted for Christmas. A beautiful bake table tempted visitors with gooey confections and warm malasadas were enjoyed by all. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley.
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80's Ladies408 viewsIt was totally tubular times at the May 1, 2010 Cape Relay, when the Tri-Town relay group called “80’s Ladies” participated in the weekend-long run. From left to right: Tammy LaPierre, Holly Clancy, Jill Houck, Patty Correia, Sally Shay and Tammy Ferreira. Photo courtesy of Sally Shay.
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RMS Groundbreaking408 viewsRochester Memorial School was packed up and emptied following the last day of school to prepare for the expansion project, which will accommodate the growing population of children at the school in 2011. Photo by Laura Pedulli.
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Dog's Beach408 viewsAmy Hardwick, a Mattapoisett resident, is petitioning to make Goodspeed Island the official dog beach in town. The town has been working to keep the dog waste bag dispenser full, after abutting neighbors have complained about trash and dog waste at Goodspeed. If the petition gets 100 signatures, Goodspeed could be made a dog beach at the next town meeting. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley.
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MLT Bridge408 viewsBryan Buckley and his father Matthew work on the bridge that was installed on a Mattapoisett Land Trust trail as part of Bryan’s Eagle Scout project. Photo by Andrea Buckley.
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ORR Open House408 viewsThe well-attended Old Rochester Regional High School Open House on October 28, 2010 attracted not only students, but also community members interested in learning more about the school’s programs. Photos by Joan Hartnett-Barry.
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Tri-Town Trotters408 viewsThe Tri-Town Trotters take a break at the Rochester Memorial School on March 28, 2011 before their big game with the Harlem Ambassadors. Pictured back row, left to right: Craig Davignon and Tony Cambra. Middle row: Tammy Kelley and Andrea Rand. Front row: Don Bamberger, Jeannine Tranfaglia, and James Sullivan. . The Trotters will take on the Harlem Ambassadors professional show team to raise money for Tri-Town Schools on Friday, April 8 at the ORRHS gymnasium. Photo by Rebecca McCullough.
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Rochester Youth Baseball 408 viewsRochester Youth Baseball kicked off the 2011 season with a parade to Gifford Park and a flyover. The Cubs defeated the Royals 11-4 and the Braves and Red Sox played to a score of 10-10 before the game was postponed. Photo by Felix Perez.
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Heritage Days 2011408 viewsThe Fairhaven Village Militia made their annual encampment along the Mattapoisett River on August 6, 2011, as a part of Heritage Days. The Militia demonstrated 18th century living, made beef stew, completed drills, and talked about the dentistry methods of that time period. For video of the Militia, including a cannon demonstration, visit www.Wanderer.com. Photos by Anne Kakley and Felix Perez.
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Arts and Crafts Flea Market 408 viewsThe Rochester Congregational Church held their annual Arts and Crafts Flea Market on September 3, 2011. 40 vendors sold their goods under bright sunshine and blue skies. The vendor fees went to fund Church activities. Photos by Felix Perez.
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Mattapoisett Tree Lighting408 viewsMattapoisett lit one of the biggest trees Shipyard Park has ever seen at the 2011 Holiday in the Park. There was food from local establishments, ornament making, merry music and Santa! The moment was enough to spur two romantic marriage proposals. Organizers reported that over a thousand people attended the tree lighting, making it the biggest Holiday in the Park ever. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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Friend's Book Sale408 viewsThe Friends of the Mattapoisett Library’s monthly book sale took place on January 14. The sale is held on the second Saturday of the month in the library’s Meeting Room from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm. For more information, call the library at 508-758-4171.
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