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Old Rochester Regional High School Class of 2027 7 viewsThe Old Rochester Regional High School Class of 2027 pose at the traditional senior picnic at Ned’s Point. Photo courtesy Bodil Perkins. October 8, 2026 edition
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Washburn Farmers Market37 viewsA tempting display of bell peppers at Washburn Farmers Market in Marion shows off many shades of autumn. Photo by Jeanne Hopkins. October 1, 2026 edition
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Revolutionary War42 viewsA bronze plaque commemorating the men who played a role in the fight for American independence was formally unveiled at a special ceremony on Saturday, September 19. The Boy Scouts rang the bell for each Revolutionary War patriot buried in Hammond Cemetery. Rochester Boy Scout Troop 31, led by Kevin Gretton, helped restore the graves in preparation for the event. September 24, 2026 edition
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25th anniversary of 9/11173 viewsThe Rochester Police and Fire Departments commemorated the 25th anniversary of 9/11 on Friday, September 11, with the dedication of a new 9/11 Memorial at the Rochester Firefighters Memorial. Photo by Ann Marie Dunn - September 17, 2026 edition
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153 viewsMattapoisett Museum Curator and Administrator Connor Gaudet looks up at a large wooden swordfish weathervane, a town symbol that once loomed over Long Wharf. Photo by Jeanne Hopkins. September 10, 2026 edition
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South Coast Bikeway Alliance159 viewsCyclists set out Sunday morning from Running Brook Vineyard in Dartmouth for the South Coast Bikeway Alliance’s seventh annual Pedal for the Path. The fundraiser supports efforts to complete the regional bikeway from Swansea to Wareham, which includes Mattapoisett and Marion. Photo by Jeanne Hopkins
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Plumb Memorial Library339 viewsSenator Michael Rodrigues, State Rep. Mark Sylvia and Joseph H. Plumb Memorial Library Director Kristen Cardoso are all smiles at a Saturday, August 22, dedication ceremony honoring the 50th anniversary of the library, which opened on August 18, 1976. The event also recognizes 150 years since the founding of the Rochester Free Public Library on August 19, 1876. Photo by Ann Marie Dunn
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Great Community Picnic206 viewsThe annual Great Community Picnic was held at Munro Preserve on Thursday, August 6. the fundraiser is held by the Mattapoisett Museum and Land Trust and saw around 150 patrons come eat together; and to compete in who had the best table decoration/dressing theme. Photo by Zakary Sarkarati. August 13, 2026 edition
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Marion Town House246 viewsThe Marion Town House is officially open! All regular business has moved back to 2 Spring St. after it had been moved to the Town House Annex nearly a year ago. In that time, the 150-year-old building received an HVAC system, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance additions such as an elevator lift, a new fire suppression system, and some interior reworks and other improvements. Photo by Sam Bishop. August 6, 2026 edition
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Marion Town Party183 viewsThe annual Marion Town Party was on Saturday evening. Following a great day for the beach, residents pooled into the field by Silvershell Beach for their midsummer party, celebrating summer and community in the party that has gone on longer than anyone remembers. Bailey Sweet is seen making bubbles for local children. Photo by Shawn Sweet. July 30, 2026 edition
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Mattapoisett’s 250th Celebration191 viewsIn honor of the Town of Mattapoisett’s 250th celebration, the Mattapoisett Woman’s Club sponsored a display of 400 US flags at Dunseith Gardens. Volunteers placed flags at the site on July 2 to honor the town and our country. Photo courtesy Elaine Botelho. July 23, 2026 edition
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Lobster Roll Sale226 viewsMarion was busy last weekend with post-Independence Day events. The First Congregational Church held its annual Lobster Roll sale on Saturday. At the same time, Arts in The Park was in Bicentennial Park and was hosted by the Marion Art Center. Photo by Mick Colageo - July 16, 2026 edition
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