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Snow in Mattapoisett139 viewsLast weekend's snow event made the tri-towns look like another part of New England. Here are scenes from Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester. Photos by Mick Colageo
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Snow in Mattapoisett154 viewsLast weekend's snow event made the tri-towns look like another part of New England. Here are scenes from Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester. Photos by Mick Colageo
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Mattapoisett Museum207 viewsThe Mattapoisett Museum has been undergoing much-needed repairs, and the work is nowhere near finished. Photo by Mick Colageo
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Mattapoisett Museum245 viewsThe Mattapoisett Museum has been undergoing much-needed repairs, and the work is nowhere near finished. Photo by Mick Colageo
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Mattapoisett Public Library149 viewsSee the artistic musings of Ruth Fortier on exhibit now through February 14 at the Mattapoisett Public Library. Fortier received her undergraduate degree in sculpture from the Swain School of Design. Photos by Marilou Newell
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Mattapoisett Public Library154 viewsSee the artistic musings of Ruth Fortier on exhibit now through February 14 at the Mattapoisett Public Library. Fortier received her undergraduate degree in sculpture from the Swain School of Design. Photos by Marilou Newell
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First Snowman188 viewsA snowman built on the first school snow day of the 2021-22 academic year by Center School students Henry Kanaly, left, a first-grader, and William Kanaly, a third-grader. Photo by Chuck Kanaly
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Blue Jay174 viewsThis blue jay was spotted at Brandt Beach after the first snowstorm of 2022. Photo courtesy of Marcia Parker
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Polar Plunge184 viewsA great turnout for a great cause- helping the families affected by cancer. Photo by Jennifer Shepley
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Polar Plunge155 viewsA great turnout for a great cause- helping the families affected by cancer. Photo by Jennifer Shepley
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Polar Plunge160 viewsYear round ocean swimmer Cheryl Hatch of Middletown RI, considers lower tide at town beach and how far to swim out to go underwater completely at the Polar Plunge.
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New Year Plunge144 viewsIt was not publicized or heavily promoted, but traditions are hard to break. That was the case on New Year’s Day 2022 when a hearty group of some 200 “plungers” arrived at Mattapoisett Town Beach for their annual dip in the harbor. Last year the event was not publicized at all, said this year’s organizers, Heather and Michael Bichsel. “But we decided since people were going to show up anyway, we’d help to keep this going.”
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