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Classroom Donation202 viewsThe Mattapoisett Land Trust donated equipment to outfit an Outdoor Classroom, including a whiteboard and 24 colorful stools delivered to Old Hammondtown School by the Education Committee. Grade 5 students are working with Ben Squire, ORR District science coordinator, on an ongoing science compost project that analyzes the conditions needed for composting. The students have five pumpkins in different locations since last October and were looking at them for the first time last week. Photos by Ellen FlynnApr 14, 2021
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Classroom Donation170 viewsThe Mattapoisett Land Trust donated equipment to outfit an Outdoor Classroom, including a whiteboard and 24 colorful stools delivered to Old Hammondtown School by the Education Committee. Grade 5 students are working with Ben Squire, ORR District science coordinator, on an ongoing science compost project that analyzes the conditions needed for composting. The students have five pumpkins in different locations since last October and were looking at them for the first time last week. Photos by Ellen FlynnApr 14, 2021
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Classroom Donation132 viewsThe Mattapoisett Land Trust donated equipment to outfit an Outdoor Classroom, including a whiteboard and 24 colorful stools delivered to Old Hammondtown School by the Education Committee. Grade 5 students are working with Ben Squire, ORR District science coordinator, on an ongoing science compost project that analyzes the conditions needed for composting. The students have five pumpkins in different locations since last October and were looking at them for the first time last week. Photos by Ellen FlynnApr 14, 2021
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Nurse Thayer Memorial Outdoor Classroom178 viewsRochester Memorial School first grader Grace Scanlon works on her art lesson in the Nurse Thayer Memorial Outdoor Classroom. The creation of the classroom, which sits in one of the courtyards at the school, was conceived in January 2020, two months before school was shut down by the state due to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo by Joanne Smith - April 15, 2021 editionApr 14, 2021
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Munro Park127 viewsJerry Baker shared this picture of a pair of swans in water off Munro Park.Apr 14, 2021
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Mattapoisett Fire214 viewsA waterfront home at 18 Ned’s Point Road in Mattapoisett, formerly known as the Silver Gull Inn, sustained serious fire damage on April 6. Photos by Mick ColageoApr 07, 2021
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Mattapoisett Congregational Church196 viewsMattapoisett Congregational Church. Photo by Jennifer F. ShepleyApr 07, 2021
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Mattapoisett Congregational Church135 viewsMattapoisett Congregational Church choir. Photo by Jennifer F. ShepleyApr 07, 2021
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Mattapoisett Fire133 viewsA waterfront home at 18 Ned’s Point Road in Mattapoisett, formerly known as the Silver Gull Inn, sustained serious fire damage on April 6. Photos by Marilou NewellApr 07, 2021
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Mattapoisett CARES142 viewsOn Friday, April 2, Mattapoisett was presented its third CARES Act check of $181,856.09. The check was presented to Town Administrator Mike Lorenco and Town Accountant Heidi Chuckran by Plymouth County Treasurer Tom O'Brien and County Commissioner Jared Valanzola. Federal CARES Act funding reimburses municipalities for non-budgeted, pandemic-related expenses. Photo courtesy of Christine RichardsApr 07, 2021
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Marion Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistant147 viewsRepresentative William Straus, Marion Sewer Superintendent Frank Cooper, Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistant Operator Nathaniel Munafo, Marion Board of Selectmen Chairman Randy Parker, Finance Director Judy Mooney, Town Administrator Jay McGrail, and Selectmen John Waterman and Norm Hills gathered on April 2 at the wastewater treatment plant off Benson Brook Road, where Straus presented the Marion delegates with a $250,000 check. Photo by Mick ColageoApr 07, 2021
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Marion Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistant147 viewsRepresentative William Straus, Marion Sewer Superintendent Frank Cooper, Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistant Operator Nathaniel Munafo, Marion Board of Selectmen Chairman Randy Parker, Finance Director Judy Mooney, Town Administrator Jay McGrail, and Selectmen John Waterman and Norm Hills gathered on April 2 at the wastewater treatment plant off Benson Brook Road, where Straus presented the Marion delegates with a $250,000 check. Photo by Mick ColageoApr 07, 2021
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