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01-31-02-21141 viewsOn a recent fishing trip to Cabo San Lucas, Chris Gay of Mattapoisett didn't leave home without it. His copy of The Wanderer, that is. Here he poses with it in Baja Mexico. (Photo courtesy of Chris Gay). 1/31/02 edition
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Rochester Restorer1141 viewsWilliam Maxwell of Rochester poses with a copy of The Wanderer outside a house he helped to restore in the wake of the disaster in Chalmette, Louisiana, just outside of New Orleans. Like many others, Mr. Maxwell volunteered to help with crucial relief efforts down south.
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02-28-02-11140 viewsD’Oh! Posing with both the Stars and Stripes and copies of The Wanderer ... along with an odd-looking fellow (center) on top of Burk Mountain in Vermont during a recent ski trip are (l. to r.) Frank Catoe, Roger Caron, Patrick Catoe, P.J. Caron, and Patty Catoe. 2/28/02 edition
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Old Hammondtown Orchestra1140 viewsViolinist Everett Coulter, a fifth grader at Old Hammondtown School in Mattapoisett and a member of the newly-formed Old Hammondtown School Orchestra, practices before a recent concert. The Old Hammondtown School Orchestra combines 25 members of the school’s concert band and 25 strings players and will head to the Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association (MICCA) conference next spring. (Photo by and courtesy of Laura McLean).
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6-21-01-71139 viewsJohn and Judy Simpson of Rochester took along their favorite local reading material, The Wanderer, during a recent trip to the ever-popular Grand Canyon National Park. 6/21/01 edition
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Student Notes1138 viewsThe Mattapoisett Center School Strings performed at the Friends of Old Rochester Music (FORM) Concert again this year at ORR High School. At left are third graders Dottie Vance and Sam Appleton. Marking tradition, all the tri-town bands joined together at the culmination of the concert. The concert, which was presented by the Old Rochester Regional Music Department, allows tri-town area music students to perform for and with each other while raising money for music scholarships. (Photo by Laura McLean).
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062404-11136 views(L. to R.) Peter Greco of Mattapoisett, Kevin Rocha of South Dartmouth, Jerry Pilkington of Seekonk, and dog sledding guide extraordinaire Deitan Chouinard from Les Chiens du Grand Nord in St-David-De-Falardeau, Canada pose with a copy of The Wanderer during a recent three-day great adventure trek. (Photo by Lester Reich). 6/24/04 edition
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041504-41135 viewsJohn and Veronika Ross of Fairhaven pose here with a copy of The Wanderer. It was taken in Meiders, Austria on a recent visit to Ms. Ross' parents. (Photo courtesy of John and Veronika Ross). 4/15/04 edition
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FOX 25 Crew in Marion1134 viewsFOX 25 Morning News Co-Anchor Gene Lavanchy poses with a copy of The Wanderer alongside Margie Souza of Fairhaven and her nephew John Duffy during the recent “Zip Trip” remote broadcast in Marion. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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ORR Survivors1133 viewsSeventh grade students at Old Rochester Regional Junior High School try on their camping gear in preparation for the 2006 Survival Program, a challenging outdoor education program now in its 34th year, that will run from Sunday, June 4 through Saturday, June 10 in Northfield, MA. (Photo by Nancy MacKenzie).
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01-18-011132 viewsStephanie Miska, an employee at Disney World in Florida, took time out to pose in front of the attraction’s famous Cinderella’s Castle, the 182-foot tall structure which dominates the Magic Kingdom. A subscriber of The Wanderer, Ms. Miska took advantage of our invitation to send in photos of readers proudly posing in unique locations with copies of their favorite publication. Other readers who are encouraged to follow her lead may see themselves in print! (Photo by and courtesy of Stephanie Miska). 1/18/05 edition
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08-08-021131 viewsFor those of you who have been repeating “It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity” for the last couple of weeks, just imagine how hot it is right now down in Key West, Florida! Mattapoisett resident Edward Camara Jr. recently submitted this photo of himself posing with a copy of The Wanderer at the “Southernmost Point in the Continental U.S.A.” — a well-known landmark in Key West which is just 90 miles from Cuba. Aye carumba! (Photo courtesy of Edward Camara Jr.) 8/8/02 edition
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