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March Madness Junior576 viewsORR Junior High Vice Principal Jim Gabois coached his team of students during March Madness Jr. which was held recently at the junior high school. (Photo by Adam Silva)
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Dixie Diehards576 viewsThe Foxoboro based Dixie Diehards brought their authentic brand of ragtime, blues and dixieland jazz to the Marion Art Center on Saturday evening, May 2. Area music lovers were treated to the band's tribute to Fats Waller as the Art Center presented their Springtime Cabaret concert. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Mom's Run576 viewsSeveral hundred runners and walkers participated in the Tiara Classic Mother's Day 5k Race on Sunday morning, May 10 in Mattapoisett. The event, now in its third year raises funds and awareness for the Women’s Fund of Southeastern Massachusetts while celebrating motherhood. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Bikes, Bikes, Bikes!576 viewsThe Third Annual Pan Mass Challenge Kids Tri-Town Ride attracted several hundred young bicyclist to the ORR campus on Saturday morning, May 16, for a bike rally to help defeat cancer. Proceeds from the event will go to several charities in the state such as the Jimmy Fund and Dana- Farber Cancer Institute to assist in cancer research. The rally was expected to raise more than $15,000. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Circus Time576 viewsThe Cole Brothers Circus made its annual visit to Rochester's Plumb Corner on Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25. The Circus, which featured highflying aerial acts, animal acts and plenty of clowns played four shows under the big top during its two-day stay. Proceeds from the circus will help to fund children's events throughout the year at Plumb Corner such as the Annual Easter egg hunt and the Halloween party. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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4th of July Parade576 viewsThe Sun finally broke through the clouds to help make for a glorious Tri-Town Fourth of July weekend highlighted by Marion's annual Independence Day Parade, hosted by the Benjamin D. Cushing Post 2425 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Parade goers lined the streets of Marion Village as floats, antique vehicles, bands, and emergency vehicles made their way along the parade route this past Saturday morning. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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4th of July Parade576 viewsThe Sun finally broke through the clouds to help make for a glorious Tri-Town Fourth of July weekend highlighted by Marion's annual Independence Day Parade, hosted by the Benjamin D. Cushing Post 2425 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Parade goers lined the streets of Marion Village as floats, antique vehicles, bands, and emergency vehicles made their way along the parade route this past Saturday morning. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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4th Horse Show576 viewsThe Marion Horse Show took place once again this past weekend at Washburn Park as part of the town's annual Independence Day celebrations. The event also included a reading of the Declaration of Independence, which was preceded by a short history of some of the document's lesser known signers. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Car Show576 viewsJoyce Andrade, left, and Jordan Andrade, right, pose in front of their 1958 Chevy Impala. The couple purchased the car in 1999, and with the help of their son, they restored the antique vehicle to its former glory. The Andrade family was among the many car enthusiasts that attended the 2009 Mattapoisett Heritage Days car show. Photo by Anne O'Brien-Kakley
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Heritage Days576 viewsRevolutionary War re-enactors (left to right) Chris Richard, Tim Smith, Chuck Cromwell and Wayne Oliviera look on as Frank Matthew loads a Colonial cannon on Saturday, August 7. The re-enactors spent the night at the Mattapoisett River as part of Mattapoisett's Heritage Days, which took place from Friday, August 7 to Sunday, August 9. Photo by Adam Silva
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Invitational576 viewsMarion resident Steve Hurley, along with his friends, recently participated in the American Cancer Society's fourth annual Hope Lodge Boston Invitational at the Kittansett Club in Marion. The event raised $120,000 to benefit the Hope Lodge Center in Boston. From left to right: Robert Murray, Steve Hurley, William Angelosanto, and Jay Driscoll.
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New Police Station576 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. July 15, 2010
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