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Harvest Time22 viewsHarvest time has arrived in the Tri-Towns. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Gracie May14 viewsGracie May is ready for first grade. Photo by Deb Perry
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Eagle Scut18 viewsAudrey Blanchard, pictured with her father Michael Blanchard, has become Rochester's first female Eagle Scout. Photo by Mike DeCicco
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Kayaking55 viewsYouths attending the YMCA summer camp practice their kayaking skills. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Cleveland Ledge Lighthouse15 viewsPainting crew on the Cleveland Ledge Lighthouse, waving away dangerously close boaters. Photo by Mary Dermody
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Cleveland Ledge Lighthouse11 viewsPainting crew on the Cleveland Ledge Lighthouse, waving away dangerously close boaters. Photo by Mary Dermody
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Cruise Nights16 viewsCruise nights at Mattapoisett’s Shipyard Park always brings out the best oldies but goodies from classic cars to classic rock and roll music and the people that love both. July 8 found the park filled with admirers. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Cruise Nights15 viewsCruise nights at Mattapoisett’s Shipyard Park always brings out the best oldies but goodies from classic cars to classic rock and roll music and the people that love both. July 8 found the park filled with admirers. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Sandcastle 59 viewsMelissa Sepúlveda shared a July 4th photo of her son Manny, who spent hours building this drip-sand castle that spans around 10 feet in length.
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Sandcastle 59 viewsMelissa Sepúlveda shared a July 4th photo of her son Manny, who spent hours building this drip-sand castle that spans around 10 feet in length.
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Potting Shed28 viewsInstead of destroying an old shed, we repurposed it into a potting happy place. Photo by Ann DeMello
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Marion Natural History Museum24 viewsTed and Liz Brainard visit with Coahuila, a 700-pound meteorite, during the June 25 celebration of 150 years of the Marion Natural History Museum and the Elizabeth Taber Library. Select Board Chairman Randy Parker visited with museum volunteers, and children enjoyed a wide range of summer activities. The meteorite, on loan from the Harvard Museum of Natural History, will be in Marion for the next three to five years. Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Leidhold
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