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COA Memorial Tree Planting617 viewsGeorge Church shovels mulch onto the tree planted in his wife's memory, former longtime COA board member Katherine Church, which was planted and dedicated on the grounds adjacent to the Rochester COA Center. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Jun 25, 2007
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COA Memorial Tree Planting559 viewsRochester Council on Aging (COA) Director Sharon Lally watches while Audrey Ouellette, the widow of former COA Custodian Paul Ouellette, shovels mulch onto the tree planted in her husband's honor. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Jun 25, 2007
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COA Memorial Tree Planting565 viewsRochester Council on Aging (COA) Director Sharon Lally remembers former COA Custodian Paul Ouellette and dedicates a memorial tree in his honor while Mr. Ouellette's family looks on. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Jun 25, 2007
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COA Memorial Tree Planting558 viewsRochester Council on Aging (COA) Director Sharon Lally remembers former COA Custodian Paul Ouellette and dedicates a memorial tree in his honor while Mr. Ouellette's family looks on. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Jun 25, 2007
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Ghost Chance669 viewsCaptain Preston Hutchings and his Bermuda crew aboard the new NY42 Morgan’s Ghost was the first to cross the finish line in the 30th anniversary running of the Marion-Bermuda Cruising Yacht Race. Morgan’s Ghost was also the first Bermuda boat to take line honors since Robert Mulderig’s Starr Trail did the trick in 2003. She finished at 11:06:34 IDT on Tuesday morning, June 19. (Photo by Talbot Wilson).Jun 19, 2007
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Bermuda Bound622 viewsKathleen (pictured), owned by Jim Feeney of Marion, traded the lead with first-to-finish Morgan’s Ghost until late morning Tuesday when the newer vessel pulled away on a wind shift to carry it to within 10 miles of the finish. Kathleen ultimately finished third overall at 11:32 in the 2007 Marion-Bermuda Race.
Jun 19, 2007
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Bermuda Bound615 viewsAnjaneya, a Beteau 42 (pictured here at the start of the race), had to be jump-started on the high seas so she could power into port by fellow competitor Cetacea, a Hinkley 59. (Photos by Talbot Wilson).Jun 19, 2007
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Bermuda Bound621 viewsAnjaneya, a Beteau 42, had to be jump-started on the high seas so she could power into port by fellow competitor Cetacea (pictured here at the start of the race), a Hinkley 59. (Photos by Talbot Wilson).Jun 19, 2007
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Bermuda Bound636 viewsWhipped (blue hull, center) captained by Chuck Fontaine of Mass Maritime leads Tim Kingsbury’s Northstar (far left) during the start of the Class D division of the 30th anniversary Marion to Bermuda Race, which kicked off on Friday, June 15 from Sippican Harbor. Some 72 yachts embarked on the 645-nautical-mile trek to the finish line. (Photo courtesy of Talbot Wilson).Jun 19, 2007
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Bermuda Bound648 viewsCrew members aboard Selkie, a McCurdy and Rhodes 38.6 footer owned by Ian McCurdy, sail during the Marion-Bermuda Race. (Photo by Steven Thing).Jun 19, 2007
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Masterpieces in Marion654 viewsMarion artist Peter Stone’s oil painting “Morning Crescent” is just one of the works that will be on display during the Marion Art Center’s Fiftieth Anniversary Invitational Show which opens on with a gala on Friday, June 22 with a reception to meet the artists from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. The Fiftieth Anniversary Invitational Show will be on display in both galleries at the Marion Art Center through July 25. (Photo courtesy of Peter Stone).Jun 19, 2007
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ORR Student Council Honored694 viewsMembers of the Old Rochester Regional High School Student Council who recently received an award from the National Student Council include (bottom center) Greg Maynard; (front, l. to r. ) Chelsea Santos, Amanda Nunes, Amanda Sullivan, Bridget O’Donnell, Hillary Rozenas; (middle) Kelsey Callahan, Ann Marie Kassabian, Adrienne King, Janine Price, Sophie Turowski, Alyssa Ray; (back) Calib Larue, Franck Tebou, Brady Shwartz, Brian Berry, Advisor Michael Nailor.Jun 19, 2007
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