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Witches of Marion596 viewsThe some of the volunteer Witches of Marion (L to R: Mary Ann Hayes, Deborah Bokelkamp, Trudy Kingery, Wendy Bidstrup, Joan Healey, Nancy McFadden, Sally Conkwright, Lee Johns. Front: Mimi Putnam and “Toto”.) who brought you the Annual Halloween Parade. Photo by Paul Lopes. November 2, 2009 edition
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Mattapoisett Annual Election596 viewsMattapoisett Town Clerk Catherine Heuberger assists a voter on election day, June 16, at Old Hammondtown School. 1,137 ballots were cast, as the polling place opened at 9:29 am and closed at 6:21 pm. Voters were spaced apart safely outside the school building and inside as well, entering the front of the school and exiting out the back of the auditorium to the parking lot. See story, results inside. Photo by Ryan Feeney June 18, 2020 edition
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry595 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Sarah Cecil
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Golf Benefit595 viewsThe Bay Club of Mattapoisett is hosting a golf tournament to benefit Nativity Preparatory School of New Bedford on Monday, October 15. High Street Equity Advisors LLC is the tournament sponsor. Other sponsors include: RBC Dain Rauscher and ITC, Inc. Charlotte Oliveira, Barbara Urquhart, both residents of Mattapoisett and John Kelleher of Dartmouth are Co-Chairs for the event. The day will include a silent and live auction and raffle prizes being coordinated by Angela Fusco of Mattapoisett and Marion resident, Bernadette Kelly. Nativity is a private independent middle school for boys who come from low-income families in Greater New Bedford. The goal of Nativity is to provide a top quality education in a safe structured environment for boys in grades 5-8. The school receivesno state or federal funding and receives support from local individuals, companies and foundations. For further information to participate in the golf tournament or on Nativity call the school at 508-994-3800.
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Remembering Waterman592 viewsThe Third Annual Waterman School Reunion took place at the Rochester Memorial School on Saturday, September 12 attracting over 100 former students of the venerable elementary school. Waterman school, which was in the building that now houses the Rochester Fire Department, was the forerunner to RMS during the first half of the Twentieth Century. The theme for this year's gathering was The War Years, remembering the World War II era. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry591 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Catherine St. John
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2007 Rochester Cover Art Entry589 viewsEntry for the 2007 Rochester Cover Art Contest submitted by Rick Bertrand
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Flying Colors589 viewsA clown performer from Cole Brothers’ “Circus of the Stars” salutes the Stars and Stripes at the beginning of one of the four performances held recently in Rochester on June 25 and 26 under the Big Top pitched in the field adjacent to the Plumb Corner Mall. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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ORRJH Thanksgiving589 views
The students of Old Rochester Regional Junior High on November 24 hosted their annual Thanksgiving banquet for the senior citizens of Tri-Town – a tradition made possible by the volunteer staff and students who spend hours decorating, cooking, serving, and cleaning up after so seniors can get a taste of the school community’s gratitude for their support. Photos by Jean Perry
November 28, 2019
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2007 Mattapoisett Cover Art Winner588 viewsWinner of the 2007 Matapoisett Cover Art Contest submitted by Laurie Nunes
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Needs for Nepal588 viewsORR Junior High Student Ambassadors (front, from left) Amanda Frey, Hanna Walsh and Mariah Allen pose with (back, from left) Sally Hunsdorfer and Dawa Sherpa from Nepal during the kickoff presentation for the school’s Himalayan Project. Ms. Hunsdorfer frequently makes good will journeys to the Sherpa people in Nepal, and the eighth grade students have begun collecting fleece apparel for her to bring with her on the next visit. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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House Boat588 viewsOn September 22, a construction crew continues to work on dislodging a house on Wilber’s Point in Fairhaven. The house will be loaded onto a barge and floated over Buzzard’s Bay to its new location on Brant Beach Ave. in Mattapoisett. Since tides and winds are critical to safely moving the house, the move has been rescheduled several times. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley
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