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Wanderer Gives to the Lions672 viewsOn October 26, 2011, the Wanderer presented a check to the Mattapoisett Lions. The check, totaling $1048, represented one dollar per Facebook fan as of October 8. We allowed our readers to vote who would receive the money, and the Mattapoisett Lions received the majority of votes. Thank you to everyone who submitted a vote! Pictured here, Wanderer Publisher Paul Lopes presents Mattapoisett Lions president Joe Murray with a check at their meeting. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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Halloween in the Tri-Town711 viewsWe are excited about Halloween - are you? Have you decorated your lawn or know of a really spooky set up in the Tri-Town? Let us know! Either post on our Facebook wall, or e-mail anne@wanderer.com with your scary Tri-Town spots. If we gather enough, we're going to post a Halloween map of all the Halloween spots. This scary display can be viewed on Ned's Point Road. Photo by Paul Lopes.
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Collection for Our Troops724 viewsA collection of goods for troops in Afghanistan by Mattapoisett resident Alicia Sullivan wrapped up this week. The Wanderer office was just one of many Tri-Town locations accepting self-stable foods, stationery, pens, toiletries, and more. In the first couple weeks of November, an winter jacket/hats/gloves drive for veterans will be taking place at the Mattapoisett Fire Station and CapeCod4Troops will be collecting goods as well. For more info, contact the Office of Veteran Affairs: 508-758-4100, ext. 212.
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Rochester Steer589 viewsA wet morning didn't bother the steer in Rochester on October 20, 2011. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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Gateway/Tri-Town Youth Hockey767 viewsThe Gateway Jr. Vikings Middle School team grabbed another victory Friday night, October 14, with a win�over Mansfield in Foxboro, 5-1. Rochester resident Kyle Fidalgo added two goals with assists from Brian Holmes and Alex Atkinson. So far the team's record stands at 2 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. GYH is open to all kids in the South Coast including Wareham, Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester, and surrounding areas. GYH's home rink is located at Tabor Academy in Marion. Photo courtesy of Kathy Atkinson.
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Turkey Time576 viewsLisa Dunn of Angelica Ave. in Mattapoisett was doing some house work when she looked out her window to see a fl ock of turkeys in the yard. There were 15 chicks (not so little) the mom and dad. Photo by Lisa Dunn.
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New Sign726 viewsThe Wanderer has a brand new sign in front of its location at 55 County Road. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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Rochester Independent Film583 viewsMovie stars will be descending on Rochester in late September to film "Frank the Bastard", an independent thriller that is set in Maine. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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Mattapoisett History577 viewsOne of the new artifacts accepted by the Mattapoisett Historical Society at their September 17, 2011 annual meeting was a barbershop poll from Richard Morgado. His father, Al Morgado, ran a barbershop on Church Street for about 30 years. Photo by Kyle DeCicco-Carey.
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From Purgatory to Podunk554 viewsDebbie and Pete Lincoln presented "From Purgatory to Podunk" to a full house at the Mattapoisett Library on September 14, 2011. The presentation profiled the couple's mission to visit all 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts. Photo courtesy of Susan Pizzolato.
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Senior Strike!692 viewsDue to lack of interest, Mattapoisett's senior bowling league is looking at disbanding. On Wednesday mornings, seniors have gathered at the bowling lanes in Mattapoisett for some conversation and friendly competition. Organizer Norma Jones said that the tradition would be discontinuing, but some folks still came out for one more game on September 7. Photo by Felix Perez. September 15, 2011 edition
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Waterman School Reunion553 viewsThe Rochester Historical Society hosted its fifth annual Waterman School Reunion on September 10. The event was open to all former students of Waterman, Peirceville and Center schools. Photo by Felix Perez.
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