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Scary Fun499 viewsThe McCullough family made this scarecrow, which won "Most Classic", at the October 15, 2011 Mattapoisett Free Public Library scarecrow event. For those who missed the Mattapoisett event, the Rochester library is accepting submissions for their scarecrow contest and will display them for the next two weekends. Also, the Elizabeth Taber Library in Marion will display its special scarecrow on October 27 at 3:00 pm. Photo by Felix Perez. October 20, 2011 edition
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Witch Rock499 viewsWitch Rock, a Rochester Landmark that has peaked the curiosity for local residents for decades. Rumor has it the rock holds the spirit of a witch, who was killed on the property hundreds of years ago. Photo by Katy Fitzpatrick.
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2014 Halloween Cover Contest499 views2014 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Marissa Machado
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2015 Groundhog Day Cover Contest499 viewsAn entry from our 2015 Groundhog Day Cover contest by Eva Washko
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Reflecting on Harbor Days 499 viewsMirror, mirror, on the ground, what’s the fairest event around? This nautical mirror for sale at Harbor Days on Saturday reflects the general splendor of the annual Mattapoisett event as shoppers fill the many aisles of various arts and crafts vendors, looking to see what’s new and what’s traditionally found at Harbor Days year after year. Photo by Jean Perry
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2018 Halloween Cover Contest 499 views2018 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Isabelle Ortega
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2019 Groundhog Cover Contest499 views2019 Groundhog Cover Contest entry by Joey Faulkner
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Happy Groundhog Day498 views2009 Groundhog Cover Contest Entry
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2014 Halloween Cover Contest498 views2014 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Elizabeth Lopes
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2014 Halloween Cover Contest498 views2014 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Christian Pedulli
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2014 Halloween Cover Contest498 views2014 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Jack Caynon
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Cairns497 viewsCairns have started cropping up again along the beach at the Nasketucket Bay State Reservation. The stacks of balanced rocks stand in and along the water’s edge, leaving behind the message to all others who pass, “I was here.” Photo by Jean Perry
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