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Marion Natural history Museum11 viewsOn Wednesday, September 30, the fall after-school group walked in Holmes Woods with state forester James Rassman. We discovered how to identify several trees in this young forest, such as Aspen, Maples, birch and others. We also learned how to determine a tree’s age using several methods, including counting branches and taking a core sample. James estimates this young forest is about 60 to 70 years old. We had fun finding a red-backed salamander in a log as well as several types of insects and mushrooms tha
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Brittanys10 viewsDozens of Brittanys and their families enjoyed a frolic at Silvershell Beach in Marion on Saturday, October 3. The dog party celebrated New England Brittany Rescue Group’s 25th anniversary of finding forever homes for stray, abandoned, or relinquished Brittanys and other mixed breeds. Photos by Laura Pedulli
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10 viewsDozens of Brittanys and their families enjoyed a frolic at Silvershell Beach in Marion on Saturday, October 3. The dog party celebrated New England Brittany Rescue Group’s 25th anniversary of finding forever homes for stray, abandoned, or relinquished Brittanys and other mixed breeds. Photos by Laura Pedulli
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Marion Scouts10 viewsAfter getting rained out the week before, Marion Scouts 32 was able to spend an overnight at Camp Hadley. Photos courtesy of Reade Whinnem
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Point Connett10 viewsPoint Connett while looking out to Strawberry Point. Photo by Ruth A. Griffin
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Marion Institute9 viewsMarion Institute Educator Nate Sanders gathers fourth-grade students for a taste of what's growing in the Old Hammondtown School garden and gives them an overview of what they'll be learning throughout the school year. Photo courtesy of Amanda Chamberlin
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Energy Fest9 viewsAt the September 17 Energy Fest, sponsored by the Marion Energy Management Committee, people asked questions and shared experiences about ways to reduce energy bills. The next Energy Fest is scheduled for April 8. Photo by Alanna Nelson
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Marion Natural history Museum9 viewsOn Wednesday, September 30, the fall after-school group walked in Holmes Woods with state forester James Rassman. We discovered how to identify several trees in this young forest, such as Aspen, Maples, birch and others. We also learned how to determine a tree’s age using several methods, including counting branches and taking a core sample. James estimates this young forest is about 60 to 70 years old. We had fun finding a red-backed salamander in a log as well as several types of insects and mushrooms tha
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Mattapoisett9 viewsPhoto by Jennifer Shepley
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Brittanys8 viewsDozens of Brittanys and their families enjoyed a frolic at Silvershell Beach in Marion on Saturday, October 3. The dog party celebrated New England Brittany Rescue Group’s 25th anniversary of finding forever homes for stray, abandoned, or relinquished Brittanys and other mixed breeds. Photos by Laura Pedulli
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