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Trick or Tree?1196 viewsThis spooky spectre of a gnarled tree is located at the corner of Mattapoisett Road and New Bedford Road in Rochester. Looking like something that walked right out of the twisted forest in The Wizard of Oz, the tree seems right at home during this haunted season of All Hallow’s Eve. (Photo by and courtesy of Wendy Ashworth).
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12-26-02-11195 viewsCommander Bill Hollman, US Navy Reserve, of Marion, enjoys The Wanderer during a break while at sea aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) recently. 12/26/02 edition
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040705-21193 viewsCarmelo Nicolosi poses with daughter Juliana Nicolosi and nephew Raymond Lawton in front of a “giant snowman” they created during one of many recent snowstorms in Mattapoisett. (Photo courtesy of Carmelo Nicolosi). 4/7/50 edition
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090904-11192 viewsAlicia Crabbe and Bob Lawrence of Rochester took The Wanderer to Machu Picchu, Peru, deep in the Andes Mountains. Machu Picchu was the religious sacred city of the Inca Empire. The Wanderer traveled by plane, bus, train and foot to get there. (Photo courtesy of Alicia Crabbe). 9/9/04 edition
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Blizzard of 20131192 viewsPictures taken during the storm show the devastation of the driving winds and wet snow in the area of Harbor Beach in Mattapoisett. Photos by Diane Garde
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King and Curt1190 viewsMatthew King of Mattapoisett poses with Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Shilling during a recent benefit held for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Like the many local friends and family members who have supported Matthew during his illness, Curt Shilling and the Red Sox have been longtime supporters of Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund.
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Teaming Up Against Cancer1187 viewsMembers of “Team Bertha,” a group of five local mothers and daughters, will walk almost 40 miles in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer with thousands of others to help find a cure. Team Bertha consists of Margaret (Mardee) Xifaras of Marion and her daughters, Juliet Xifaras of Fairhaven and Dena Xifaras of Roslindale, MA and Rochester resident Sharon Hartley and her daughter Amy Hartley-Matteson of Mattapoisett.
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0203051186 viewsFour men, including workers from the Mattapoisett Boatyard, currently working on the restoration of the half-scale model of the whale ship Lagoda at the New Bedford Whaling Museum recently posed on deck with copies of The Wanderer. Pictured here (l. to r.) are Craig Williams, Karl Collyer, Thomas Tucker, and Loulou Casi. The restoration is being conducted in stages, with the present focus being the removal of old sails and repairs to the rigging, all of which will be necessary prior to the new sails being b
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Fatal Fire1185 viewsA devastating house fire at 13 Briar Road in the Point Connett area of Mattapoisett claimed the life of the sole occupant, 72-year-old Carlton Cook, on Sunday afternoon, February 3. Fire officials were concerned with two liquid propane tanks near the building which can be seen here in the left foreground. (Photo by Paul Lopes).
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09-19-021183 viewsThe “Dog Days of Summer” may be over, but this one-year-old Yellow Lab named “Margaux” is taking advantage of the remaining nice weather to sit outside and read his favorite news source, The Wanderer. His owners, Fransje and Nick Zucchero of Mattapoisett, always make sure to read it first before Margaux gets a hold of it. (Photo by and courtesy of Fransje Zucchero). 9/19/02 edition
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Rochester Youth Baseball1181 viewsMembers of the championship Rochester Youth Baseball (RYB) team include (l. to r., top to bottom) Coaches Toni Barroso, Toni Cristaldi, Gary Sherman, Jeff Perry, teammates Justin Machnik, Zack Perry, Nick Cristaldi, Pete Cady, Justin Harding, Matt Beatty, John Barroso, Andrew Talty, Max Sherman, Noah Philoramo, Luke Mattar, Forrest Cote, and bat girl Mattie Cristaldi. (Photo courtesy of Chris Dessert).
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0108041180 viewsA group of tri-town area residents recently traveled to Chicago, IL to attend the wedding of John Mello and Dawn Peterson and took the time to pose in front of the famed Wrigley Building with a copy of The Wanderer. Pictured here at the famous site are (rear, l. to r.) Robert Bertrand, Todd Henshaw, Lenny DiPasqua, Polly Henshaw, Jonathan Henshaw, (middle, l. to r.) Lisa Bertrand, Patty DiPasqua, Susan Henshaw, Kim Henshaw, and (front) Phillip Mello and George Henshaw. 1/8/04 edition
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