Last additions - Cover Photos
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry372 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Christain PedulliOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry349 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Angela PedulliOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry357 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Cy HugginsOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry350 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Olive May HugginsOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry340 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Kira SarkaratiOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry351 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Joey FaulknerOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry348 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Mary LopesOct 25, 2017
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2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry369 views2017 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Elizabeth LopesOct 25, 2017
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Stone Cold Spooky 356 viewsMattapoisett resident Warren Parsons says this pre-colonial stone head his grandmother found on the old family farm in Dartmouth back in the ‘50s is haunted or maybe even cursed. Should we take Parsons’ word for granite? The stone head seemed gneiss to us. (See what we did there?) Photo by Jean Perry
Oct 19, 2017
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Hauntings361 views: According to our Halloween Special Report, it seems Rochester is just as spooky as it is beautiful. I guess that makes it ‘bootiful!’ Of course, it’s all in good fun, but imagine if they really were to prove that all of Rochester was haunted – maybe you already believe that. Got a little Tri-Town ghost story of your own? Share it with us at news@wanderer.com. Photos taken at Center Cemetery by Jean PerryOct 11, 2017
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Partial Eclipse, Total Excitement 390 viewsThe Plumb Library welcomed celestial spectators on Monday for the region’s partial eclipse of the sun, handing out free eclipse glasses. Photos by Glenn C. SilvaAug 23, 2017
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Buzzards Bay Coalition393 viewsCassie Lawson of the Buzzards Bay Coalition led a group of 30 adults and children through the rigors of shellfishing on July 22 at the Mattapoisett town beach located adjacent to the YMCA camp. Lawson explained the physiology of the bivalves, how to use a shellfish rake, and the importance of obtaining a permit and being mindful of the difference between open and closed shellfish beds. Photo by Marilou Newel - July 27, 2017 editionJul 26, 2017
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